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Technocratic Utopia
Very technical approach to information management that emphasizes categorization and modeling of complete information assets of an organization that relies entirely on emerging technologies.

Anarchy
Absence of any policy of global information management, ie, no freedom for individuals to obtain and manage the information itself.

Feudalism
Information management through individual business units or functions that define their own information needs and give only limited information, the global corporation.

Monarchy
Definition of categories of information and organizational structures by business leaders who can share the information voluntarily or after picking it.

Federalism
Approach to information management based on consensus and negotiation on key data elements and organizational structures

DAVENPORT, TH, Eccles RG, Prusak L. Information politics. In: Sloan Management Review, Fall 1992, Vol 34, No. 1, pp. 53-65



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