Abstract
Information Technology (IT) has historically relied upon technical architectures and enterprise models when building new systems. Human-centered IT solutions focus on how people acquire and manipulate information. The information culture of an organization is a crucial element in the success of any IT project. Many companies are using IT in business process development. An evaluation of the application and potential of human-centered information cultures and technology must evolve to match ever changing organizational needs and this can best be accomplished by becoming ever more human-centered.
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