This report analyzes the information systems strategy of Security Service Limited (SSL), a leading provider of private security services in the United Kingdom. It examines the value SSL derives from its current information systems portfolio, explores techniques for assessing future IS investments, and recommends a coherent IS strategy aligned with the company's business objectives. The report also investigates the strategic potential for greater investment in information systems and technology at SSL, both from a divisional and company-wide perspective. It explores the potential benefits of business process re-engineering in maximizing the potential of IS and IT within the company. Finally, the report analyzes the current location of IS functions within SSL and recommends the best location for IT services in the future.