IT Benchmarking | Overview IT Organization Chart Library Overview

IT Organization Chart Library Overview

IT Organization Chart Library Overview

Because of budgetary pressures, many organizations are evaluating their IT structure, from service desks to apps and so much more. As one of the largest departments within various health systems, IT carries much of the responsibility for moving operations (and cybersecurity) forward.

At the request of its members, Scottsdale Institute created this IT Org Chart Library as an opportunity to collaborate on structure and roles. While no single organization’s structure is right for everyone, this repository may provide useful ideas as to how other like-minded, like-sized organizations are set up as your health system contemplates its own changes.

While some organizations have included individual names, our preference is to list mainly positions. Other points to consider:

  • Please include a contact name/email address when submitting your chart in case other participants would like to connect to you.
  • We’ll accept any format, but .pdf is preferred.
  • Contributors will receive a private link to the library when their organization’s chart is submitted.

The IT Org Chart Library is open to all SI members, along with the non-members that participate in our Health IT Benchmarking Program. That said, access is restricted to provider organizations that contribute their own org charts for collaborative use.  There is no charge to participate in this program. Contact us for more information using the following form.

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    Tim Thompson
    Sr. VP & CIO, BayCare Health System
    “It has been difficult for us to find good benchmarking data with significant relevance. Scottsdale Institute is the first source we have found that brings in a significant number of similar sized organizations and the flexibility to manage your comparative group. The normalization tools they have employed in the tool are very helpful. We have used this in helping the Executive team understand how we align with our peers. Thank you for providing this.”

    Brent Snyder
    CIO, Adventist Health System
    “In comparing costs with other entities, most other databases don’t identify what’s being supported in the IT budget. SI’s design seems to provide a nice middle ground. It segments the organizations into relevant groups so you can see which organizations are at about the same level of clinical IT development as yours, or who are using the same vendors.”