(2) A clear division of labour between departments and units, with each concentrating on its own strengths; (3) Decentralised management; (4) People in the organisation are familiar with basic concepts and can apply them to a new project; (5) Staff have the skills and capacity to horizon-scan and capture new ideas; (6) Knowledge sharing within and out-side the organisation is enabled and promoted by senior staff; (7)Top management provides strong and competent leadership andvision; (8) Good relationships and communication at middle man-agement level; (9) A risk-taking climate where people are rewardedfor taking risks; (10) Goals and priorities are clearly articulated;and, (11) There is timely feedback on the success of innovations.Visionary leadership of the organisation and implementation pro-cess are also key factors in the success of HIS implementation[130–134]. Perhaps the provision of adequate funding to purchaseand implement the HIS is the primary organisational requirement