Im It Governance and Decision Rights
IM/IT GOVERNANCE DECISION RIGHTS
Sheetara Brown
Strayer University
Abstract
IM/IT governance and decision rights consist of helping the organization make a wise business decision more accurately and in a timelier manner. IM/IT operations help expand information technology to be used effectively that helps support the strategic priorities of the organization. In addition, high priorities are a result in strategic IM/IT planning. To address chapter 3 in a more detail explanation I will explain and discuss these following questions:
• Give five different examples of simple systems and include the input(s), conversion process, and output(s)? Ensure that there is some feedback between your examples.
• Why do closed systems eventually die, while open systems may continue to be upgraded and modified?
• Find examples of the use of cybernetic systems in healthcare, other than the examples provided.
• Find two RHIOs currently in existence. Provide an overview of each RHIO and then determine the differences between them.
• What governance challenges do RHIOs pose for healthcare organizations in general and specifically for healthcare IM/IT?
Give five different examples of simple systems and include the input(s), conversion process, and output(s)? Ensure that there is some feedback between your examples.
When describing simple systems you are describing systems that are easily done with the department. Within the medical field thee five systems I’m about to describe and explain are everyday simple systems being used throughout healthcare. First you have medical coding for dentistry, its output would be coding based on full mouth debridement and having a series of coding set up on patient’s dental conditions. The conversion is having the codes set up for each patient’s full mouth debridement. The output is to help the dentist when writing down the patient dental history to be converted for the dental assistant to put in the
Sheetara Brown
Strayer University
Abstract
IM/IT governance and decision rights consist of helping the organization make a wise business decision more accurately and in a timelier manner. IM/IT operations help expand information technology to be used effectively that helps support the strategic priorities of the organization. In addition, high priorities are a result in strategic IM/IT planning. To address chapter 3 in a more detail explanation I will explain and discuss these following questions:
• Give five different examples of simple systems and include the input(s), conversion process, and output(s)? Ensure that there is some feedback between your examples.
• Why do closed systems eventually die, while open systems may continue to be upgraded and modified?
• Find examples of the use of cybernetic systems in healthcare, other than the examples provided.
• Find two RHIOs currently in existence. Provide an overview of each RHIO and then determine the differences between them.
• What governance challenges do RHIOs pose for healthcare organizations in general and specifically for healthcare IM/IT?
Give five different examples of simple systems and include the input(s), conversion process, and output(s)? Ensure that there is some feedback between your examples.
When describing simple systems you are describing systems that are easily done with the department. Within the medical field thee five systems I’m about to describe and explain are everyday simple systems being used throughout healthcare. First you have medical coding for dentistry, its output would be coding based on full mouth debridement and having a series of coding set up on patient’s dental conditions. The conversion is having the codes set up for each patient’s full mouth debridement. The output is to help the dentist when writing down the patient dental history to be converted for the dental assistant to put in the