The Dunning-Kruger effect, where IT decision-makers with limited knowledge overestimate their technical understanding, significantly impacts IT decision-making.
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The Dunning-Kruger effect in IT
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Terry White
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Terry White is an Associate Chief Analyst at Omdia, focusing on the enterprise IT domain. He advises CIOs and other executives on the organization, processes, and management of IT in the enterprise and specializes in IT strategy, agile IT, IT organization and models, and IT finance.
Terry was a CIO for 10 years and advised CIOs for another 20 years. He has worked with Omdia for over 15 years, specializing in enterprise IT in the Africa region. He covers IT operational and organizational models, IT finance, IT governance, IT strategy, IT portfolio management, benefits and value realization, and business cases. Terry has a master’s degree in commerce, specializing in IT, and is the author of three books on IT management and one on general management.
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