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Assignment 3 – (Note using the same corporation from assignment 2)...

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Assignment 3 – (Note using the same corporation from assignment 2) Create a 700- to 1,050-word outline report evaluating the issue you identified in Week 4. Include the following:
• A problem statement for the issue you identified in Week 4
• An evaluation of the problem to identify its scope, scale, effect, and so forth, considering the following levels:
◦Individual
◦Traditional and virtual teams
◦Department
◦Organization
◦Interorganization
◦Partnership
◦Global
•An explanation of each information systems and technology (IST) organizational success factor and how the problem relates with the factors Note: This evaluation must be a report from the chief information officer (CIO) to the chief executive officer.

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Problem Statement
The lack of NASA IT governance exposes the agency to risks of security vulnerability, resource and budget inefficiencies, and mission degradation and failure. There is no ‘NASA IT governance’ because there is no ‘NASA IT’; there is no functional, organizational, or organizational-philosophical sense in which exists a unified entity responsible for NASA’s information technology infrastructure, services, and security. The Office of the CIO (OCIO) is only nominally responsible for NASA IT governance because the OCIO is only nominally responsible for NASA IT. The OCIO sits atop but does not direct the sprawling, decentralized, patchwork network of locations, missions, leaderships, systems, budgets, governances, and risks which constitute ‘NASA IT’.
Problem Statement – Evaluation
Scope
In the broadest—but most fundamental—terms, there is no ‘NASA’ that is distinct from the IT infrastructures and systems which enable the Agency’s missions; every element of every one of NASA’s missions is dependent on some proportion of the 550 information systems used for mission

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