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Who does Web Services report to?
In your organization - small, medium, large, corporate, non-profit, etc - what is the reporting structure of web services?

Do they report to IT, marketing, HR, sales, directly to a VP of some sort?

Do you know why?

Is it working?

If not, where do you think they should report to?

Thanks
Dean Owen
Posted: 04/27/2007 @ 03:17 PM (PDT)
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