30. It is difficult to find a team leader who meets the criteria
specified by the methodology [68].
31. It is difficult to convince top management to approve the
methodology [68].
32. The planning exercise takes very long [6].
33. The methodology requires too much top management
invoivement[6].
34. The methodology makes inappropriate assumptions about
organization structure [72].
35. The methodology makes inappropriate assumptions about
organization size [72].
36. The methodology faiis to analyze the current strengths and
weaknesses of the IS Department [39].
37. The methodology fails to assess the extemal technological
environment [39].
38. The methodology fails to take into account legal and
environmental issues [39].
39. The methodology fails to assess the organization's
competitive environment [39].
40. SiSP output faiis to sufficiently address the role of a
permanent IS planning group [39].
41. The final output document is not very useful [39].
42. Managers find it difficult to answer questions specified by the
methodology [7].
43. The methodology requires too much user involvement [7].
44. SISP output fails to sufficiently address the need for
Data Administration in the organization [66].
45. SISP output fails to include an overall organizational data
communications plan [66].
46. The planning exercise is very expensive [52].
47. The methodology fails to take into account changes in the
organization during SiSP.
48. SISP output fails to designate specific new steering
committees.
49. SiSP output faiis to outiine changes in the reporting
reiationships in the IS Department.
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