Business Driven Information Technology: Answers to 100 Critical Questions for Every Manager

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Effectively aligning and using information technology to achieve business objectives is difficult because it requires many elements to be implemented properly. More than 60 business leaders and university faculty members have collaborated to bring together insights from a broad spectrum of disciplines covering the strategic, financial, organizational and technological issues that need to be considered for the successful design and implementation of business driven information technology solutions. This information is conveyed in clearly written, concise answers to 100 questions that every manager needs to know in order to use information technology effectively. Business professional will value the book because it covers a range of important areas that few know completely. University students will find the book a valuable source of necessary information for technology and management course. Rarely is so much diverse expertise brought together and focused in a single book.


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What are web services? Why do customers and suppliers sometimes react negatively to an organization's IT projects? And, how do you know when to kill an IT project? These questions (and 97 more) are answered by more than 60 business and computer experts, providing a quick reference for students and business professionals needing to fill gaps in their understanding of business-driven information technology solutions. The book began as collaboration between the business community and the Business School at the U. of Colorado, Denver, where it became known as the 100 Questions Project. Laube (chief information officer, U.S. West) and Zammuto (management, U. of Colorado, Denver) edits the reference. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR


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