Since its founding in 2014, Malus Analytics International (MAI), a US-based player in the analytics consulting industry, had focused on helping its clients move to cloud-based computing and database management. However, by 2018, this strategy had left many of MAI's customers vulnerable to "Shadow IT," an information technology (IT) phenomenon where employees used computing devices, data, and software that were not provided, approved, or sanctioned by an organization's IT department for work. Twenty of MAI's top clients had experienced data breaches as a result of the use of unsanctioned applications. In response, MAI's management team needed to develop a collaborative plan to help ameliorate the natural tensions between the chief information officers and the end-users. The plan needed to balance security requirements and resource management with innovation and flexibility. Owen Hall, Jr. is affiliated with Pepperdine University. Erik J. Krogh is affiliated with Pepperdine University.

【書誌情報】

ページ数：6ページ

サイズ：A4

商品番号：HBSP-W18784

発行日：2018/12/21

登録日：2019/2/21