Chief executives define their own data needs.

Summary

The author argues that the CSF method, implemented through a series of two to three interview sessions, helps top management define its own current information needs and should be seriously considered by top management as an important tool in assessing data needs.

Keywords

Identification (biology), Critical success factor, Limiting, Business, Information needs

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