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4.5 What does business expect from IT?
From: Bernard Robertson-Dunn <brd@netinfo.com.au> - New applications should be aligned with both the user's view and the business process view. Existing functionally aligned systems are not appropriate - Applications need to provide a consistent user interface - Application complexity needs to be hidden - The user interaction must be flexible - Consistent information across all applications - A variety of user interface styles to reflect the needs of the work - Users should be able to modify business rules without reference to IT staff - IT systems will support all activity performed by the user, not just a part - An ability to evolve IT systems to reflect changing business requirements - It is essential that there be integrity of transactional processes
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