Benchmarking: Information Structure
Jinfo Article
22nd August 2012
Abstract
Every organisation takes a slightly unique approach to defining what it means by "information services", and yet in every organisation the same information-related jobs need to get done. This analysis of staff size, supported headcount, and arrangement of duties shows several important differences based on industry.
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