Nord, Jeretta Horn and Nord, G. Daryl and Cormack, Sandra and Cater-Steel, Aileen (2007) An investigation of the effect of information technology (IT) culture on the relationship between IT and business professionals. International Journal of Management and Enterprise Development, 4 (3). pp. 265-292. ISSN 1468-4330
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Abstract
[Abstract]: The 'cultural chasm' between business and information technology (IT) professionals and the importance of their developing and sustaining a healthy partnership has received attention in the IT literature. This study applies existing theories of culture and inter-group relations from the organizational behavior discipline to investigate how and why the IT culture affects these relationships. Insights as to how tensions in the IT-business relationship can be minimized by managing the IT culture are revealed.
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