IT Management Is Not Fully Organised at More Than Half of Latvian Companies
Only 11% of Latvian companies say their IT infrastructure is very well organised, documented and regularly maintained. More than four in ten admit their IT operates without a sufficiently clear structure, processes or division of responsibilities.
Companies in Latvia assessing their own information technology (IT) management indicate that a fully organised IT environment is rare. While 43% of companies rate their IT environment as generally in order, only 11% say their IT infrastructure is very well organised, documented and regularly maintained.
Lack of structure and clear responsibilities
At the same time, more than four in ten companies admit that their IT still operates without a sufficiently clear structure, processes or division of responsibilities. In other words, a considerable share of businesses have not clearly defined how IT work is organised and who is responsible for what.
The main challenge
The available excerpt of the article indicates that companies also name what they see as their most significant IT challenge, but that part of the source text is cut off, so it cannot be reported accurately here.
