Describe the elements of a management structure for information systems projects in a large corporation

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In a large corporation, the management structure typically consists of (from top to bottom levels in the hierarchy):
• Corporate strategic planning group: The higher level group of managers responsible for developing the firm's strategic plan.
• Information systems steering committee: A senior management group with responsibility for systems development and operation.
• Project management: A group of information systems managers and end-user managers responsible for overseeing several specific information systems projects.
• Project team: The group directly responsible for the individual systems project, consisting of systems analysts, specialists from the relevant end-user business areas, application programmers, and perhaps database specialists.