There are also three clusters of processes at the strategic level. These clusters involve the formulation
of policy concerning the information provisioning and the organizations involved in this.
1. information strategy – the purpose of the processes in the information strategy cluster is to
translate developments affecting business processes, the organization’s surroundings, and
technology into a view of the nature of the information provisioning in future. The key question in
connection with the processes for formulating information strategy is as follows: What will the
information provisioning look like in the medium and long term?
2. I-organization strategy – the processes in this cluster focus on coordinating the communication,
management, structures and methods of all the parties involved in making decisions about the
information provisioning. The key question in relation to the processes for determining strategy for
structuring the information provisioning is as follows: How will the management of the information
provisioning be structured?
3. linking process at the strategic level – the aim of the linking process at the strategic level is the
coordination of all of the parties involved in and the plans of the various subsidiary elements of the
information provisioning. The key question pertaining to this cluster of processes is as follows:
How can we act together?