Comments on: The Slippery Nature of ‘Strategic’ IT

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By: Assembly Equipment

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By: Inexpensive Movers

Inexpensive Movers — Sun, 24 May 2009 17:05:58 +0000

I think that is an important point that you bring up about 'strategic IT', a resource would have to be almost exclusive to the company to be considered as such. It's hard for anything to not be taken over by a number of the competition so it is truly hard to have a real strategic IT advantage.

By: N. venkat Venkatraman

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