Information in the Enterprise: it’s more than technology

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The key themes of Information in the Enterprise are:

• The information needs of the enterprise are far too extensive to be handled by its computerized systems alone.
  
• Information technology encompasses much more than computers and networks.
  
• A major weakness of enterprise organization is the failure to assign responsibility for managing overall information and knowledge assets independently of the technology.
  
• Information, information technology, and organization interact in crucial ways, pre-senting to the enterprise both substantial opportunities and substantial threats.