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A prevalent concern that is often overlooked is ________.
 
  A. overvoltage B. undervoltage
   C. dust D. noise

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How can the portfolio approach to IT management improve IT operations?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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By viewing IT management as a portfolio of services, staff work loads can be regulated and rearranged by organizational priorities, allowing mission critical activities to get executed first. Additionally, by continually documenting and measuring current management practices, management issues can be documented and solutions measured. Then, business processes can be redesigned to set standards and benchmarks for efficient operations.




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