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What are the major functions of an information systems (IS) department?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The major functions of an information systems department are to:
 plan the use of information systems (IS) to accomplish organizational goals and strategy
 manage outsourcing relationships
 protect information assets
 develop, operate, and maintain the organization's computing infrastructure
 develop, operate, and maintain applications

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