The m not sure why this was downvoted. I think it’s correct and I think we could save a lot of money by collecting this knowledge. I say this, because I’ve witn

The m not sure why this was downvoted. I think it’s correct and I think we could save a lot of money by collecting this knowledge. I say this, because I’ve witnessed departments where the managers of two teams in the same building had bought two different info-screen display systems. You could literally walk twenty meters and see two different info-displays. Both with hefty expenses, and both completely unnecessary because we have a centralised into system they can use for free, that they just didn’t know about. Gathering this information and centralising the decision making to make sure things like duplicates don’t happen isn’t on our political agenda however. In fact the political agenda is quite the opposite, favouring even more decentralisation. At least right now. I mean, you say CIO like that’s something we should have, we don’t. We’re 10 techies to run those 300-500 systems, develop our own, navigate the national strategies, implement and manage our national it architecture Rammearkitekturen and support those 10,000 employees. ;)