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Business-IT Alignment: Transcripts and Contextual Inquiry

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This lecture covers the discussion and key learning points from Karen Holtzblatt's talk, the importance of real contextual interviews, and the solutions for business/IT alignment. Students are assigned tasks related to SEAM models, contextual interviews, and goal achievement.

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