Documenting the value chain (part 5 - transparency)
Jinfo Article
27th June 2019
Abstract
Although information teams have long known that their services are essential to creating transparent business operations, it is difficult to demonstrate those contributions through metrics. Breaking down what it means to be "transparent", and then documenting your contributions to those smaller elements goes a long way towards making your value more visible and quantifiable, Robin Neidorf explains how to achieve this.
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Robin Neidorf
Director of Research
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