Task description
To do that, you will write about an academic field or discipline with which you are familiar–or about which you are becoming familiar. Ideally, you would choose to respond to a field or discipline that you think is interesting, engaging, useful, significant, or in some other sense valuable to you.
This is a response not only to a single text, but to a number of texts in a field or discipline. You must refer to to at least three scholarly secondary sources from this field or discipline. (You can also refer to tertiary sources to support your claims e.g. reference works, guidebooks, textbooks, as long as they are specific to the area or research or scholarship you are talking about). 
In your response you must demonstrate your reading of academic sources, cite your sources accurately, write clear sentences, and give each paragraph a logical focus as well as make connections to the response as a whole. In assessing your work, we will pay particular attention to your construction of sentences, and how you shape coherent paragraphs.

The role I will play is the CFO  A chief financial officer in healthcare facility.For example the CFO is typically concerned will paying for new IT systems.

The goal is to show you understand who you are as an organization? What is your mission? Where are your strengths and weaknesses? Who are the major players in formulating an IT strategy?  Present pertinent facts and observations about your organization that may ultimately be important in developing a plan for IT.  I liken this to know thyself before you would go out and buy a new car or home.  You would never make a big car or home purchase, without first considering what your needs are, what is your budget, what are your priorities in terms of other things.  Similarly, organizations that rush out and make huge IT investments without first understanding the overall organizational context, often end up in trouble later when they try implement those systems.  Next you will look at your current Information technology resources, (financial, systems, people) and make some observations about where there may be issues that impede your overall organizational effectiveness as it attempts to reach its strategic goals.  Finally, you will present convincing final recommendations to your board of what you as a management team think you should do in terms of a long term IT strategy. The specific topics to address in the presentation are are identified in the class notes.