A Preview of the 2021 SIM IT Trends Study

Leon Kappelman; Russell Torres; Ephraim McLean; Smriti Srivastava; Vess Johnson; Chris Maurer; Katia Guerra

A Preview of the 2021 SIM IT Trends Study

Leon Kappelman
, Russell Torres
, Ephraim McLean
, Smriti Srivastava
, Vess Johnson
, Chris Maurer
, Katia Guerra

Information Technology and Supply Chain Management Department

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Since 1980, the Society for Information Management (SIM), a co-founder of MIS Quarterly and MIS Quarterly Executive, in collaboration with a team of MIS academicians, has conducted a survey of its members to identify and study the most important IT management issues. Over the decades, the SIM IT Trends Study has evolved and expanded into an insightful and comprehensive investigation of IS management issues, practices and leadership. The study provides both practitioners and researchers with valuable trends analyses and a snapshot of the state of IS management. This preview highlights a few topics from the 2021 study. The complete 41st anniversary report will appear in the March 2022 issue of MIS Quarterly Executive.

Original language	American English
Article number	3
Journal	MIS Quarterly Executive
Volume	20
Issue number	4
State	Published - Dec 2021

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