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Der Inhalt Entwicklung des Q-Cockpits in drei Leistungsstufen Strategischer Applikationslebenszyklus Kritische Erfolgsfaktoren für den SALZ Übertragbarkeit des SALZ und Ausblick Die Zielgruppen Dozierende und Studierende der Wirtschaftsinformatik mit Schwerpunkt Applikationsmanagement Praktiker aus den Bereichen Digitalisierung und IT-Portfoliomanagement Interessierte am Thema Innovationsförderung in Unternehmen Die AutorInnen Andreas Gy?ry und Dr. Anne Cleven promovierten an der Universität St. Gallen. Dr. Günter Seeser ist Qualitätsverantwortlicher bei einem international agierenden Automobilhersteller. 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