Well, it won't work. The Web will make that look like a barnyard scuffle by comparison. It has immense value in niches but it won't take over the world. You mentioned electronic commerce, for example. Running the IT infrastructure involves things you've never given a second thought to, from network management to security administration.
Web technology is just one more item to add to the IT portfolio.
Solution 4 Fitting the Web Into the Puzzle T he Web team's previous work helped it look at the Web as part of the big picture, say Hill and Greenawalt, so this issue was not as divisive as it could have been. Another helpful factor was that the team was not laboring in isolation. By involving employees from all parts of the company, the team reduced the chances of building Web applications that didn't work with existing systems. Fitting the Web into the existing infrastructure also involved a lot of selling on Hill's part, to help teach both internal and external customers to turn instinctively toward the Web. Kenny and the team did a great job of advertising successes and moderating expectations.