The briefing reveals some surprises about executives' behaviors with regard to information, and considers what information professionals can do to leverage them.
A new briefing from Outsell, Inc., "What Executives Think of Information Management," provides a directional view of how executives perceive their organizations' information management (IM) functions and the role of information in furthering organizational objectives. It also considers the executives' information use habits and reveals the gaps that IM leaders must address to fortify IM's value proposition and to uncover opportunities that await information professionals who commit to taking their IM functions to the next level.
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