What is a central question for the I-organization strategy cluster?

Question

Options

• AHow do we work together according to the agreements?
• BHow are realization and the control of the information provisioning organized?
• CWhy and how do we change the information provisioning?

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  95% (39)
• C
  2% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the I-organization strategy cluster addresses the governance and structural question: how the information provisioning function is set up, who owns it, and how its realization and control are coordinated. It is fundamentally about organizing the "who does what and how is it governed" aspects of information management.

Option A is wrong because working together according to agreements describes an operational concern - how teams collaborate within already-established structures. That belongs to a management or operational cluster, not a strategy cluster.

Option C is wrong because asking why and how we change information provisioning is the central question of the I-strategy cluster, which focuses on defining the future direction and driving transformation - distinct from the organizational/governance focus of I-organization.

Memory tip: Think of the three clusters by their core word - Strategy = direction (where are we going?), I-organization = structure (how is it set up and controlled?), Operations/Management = execution (how do we run it day-to-day?). "Organization" signals governance and control, not change or collaboration.

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