Question

Global information systems pose challenges because cultural, political, and language diversity magnifies differences in organizational culture and business processes and encourages proliferation of disparate local information systems that are difficult to integrate. What are the challenges posed by global information systems and management solutions for these challenges?

Answer 1

Answer:

the correct answer is:

Typically, international systems have evolved without a conscious plan. The remedy is to define a small subset of core business processes and focus on building systems to support these processes. Tactically, managers will have to co-opt widely dispersed foreign units to participate in the development and operation of these systems, being careful to maintain overall control.

Explanation:

Companies when crossing national borders also increase the need for information. International organizations that have a centralized management must be aware of what is happening in the world.

Information Systems Directors will be required to have greater involvement in the evolution and operation of technical tasks. Their participation in the company's strategy will increase and they will have to deal with this process, since they will participate in the changes or advances of the business areas. In addition, they will have to face numerous challenges in the coming years, specifically the optimization of ICT processes and the promotion of the use of best practices (ITIL, CMMI ...), the control and application of new collaborative tools, as well as the Infrastructure rationalization. In short, they will lead the leadership in innovation and value creation of the aforementioned new technologies.