What the hell is an information delivery strategy anyway?
With the demise of Knowledge Management, due it being undefined and now repudiated by its inventors, one would have to wonder what an information delivery strategy is.
The rise of the Information Management professional has led to the demise of the data processing professional and the traditionally skilled technical business manager. This means that the quality of normal business information has fallen along with the capability of the receiving person to turn it into "management Information".
My answer to the question in the subject line is that an information delivery strategy is as simple as putting the needed information in front of the person responsible for making the decision.
But of course with matrix management and other even less effective management fads, nobody is allowed to make decisions in their area of responsibility anymore. So who cares who gets the information??
Biting the hand that feeds IT
