An IS steering committee or advisory board is typically not effective at which of the following tasks?
A) approving system design documents
B) setting priorities for systems development projects
C) monitoring progress of IT projects against established timelines and budgets
D) developing shared business/IT responsibility and accountability

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An IS steering committee or advisory board is typically responsible for setting priorities for systems development projects, monitoring progress of IT projects against established timelines and budgets, and developing shared business/IT responsibility and accountability. However, the approval of system design documents is usually handled by technical experts and project managers who are responsible for the development of the system.

An IS Steering Committee or Advisory Board Is Typically Not