An IT steering committee would MOST likely perform which of
the following functions?
A. Placement of a purchase order with the approved IT vendor
B. Installation of systems software and application software
C. Provide liaison between IT department and user department
D. Interview staff for the IT department
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Answer: C
A steering committee for information technology is a
mechanism to ensure that the information systems strategies
are in harmony with the corporate mission and objectives.
Such a committee typically serves as a general review board
for major IS projects and should not become involved in
routine operations. Placement of purchase orders,
installation of software and interviewing staff for the IT
department are routine operations that are performed by the
respective departments. A steering committee would provide a
liaison between the IS department and the user department.
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