I always try to do the exact opposite- put the IT people WITH the business units they are serving. You get more "synergy", better communication, and much better overall service. It also engages the business units with IT, so it's not an us/them game, but more of a team of people working towards the same goal.
My 2 cents.
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I always try to do the exact opposite- put the IT people WITH the business units they are serving. You get more "synergy", better communication, and much better overall service. It also engages the business units with IT, so it's not an us/them game, but more of a team of people working towards the same goal. My 2 cents.