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 Winning the Knowledge Game: Smarter Learning for Business ExcellenceWinning the Knowledge Game provides practical advice on the strategies, tools and systems you need to remain capable and agile in this rapidly changing business world.
To help you meet this challenge, Winning the Knowledge Game explores three questions:
* How do we open hearts and minds to smarter learning?
* How do we grow... | | | | Contemporary Theory of ConservationThis essay deals with contemporary theory of conservation.
Perhaps the boldest thesis in the text is the very idea that a contemporary
theory of conservation actually exists. No one doubts
that there are a number of schemes, ideas and opinions – of theories
or fragments of theories that differ to a greater or lesser... |
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Managing the IT Services Process (Computer Weekly Professional)I wrote this book because IT is changing. It is becoming more
service-oriented and talking with increasing sincerity in terms
of ‘customers’ of IT. Ten years ago that sort of thinking would
have been rare, but now it is commonplace.
It is safe to say that the vanguard of the new service ethos in IT
was the... | | | | FileNet: A Consultant's Guide to Enterprise Content Management"As a Project Manager, I appreciate not only the coverage Groff and Jones have given to each system but also how they have impressed upon the viewer the linkage between systems. This book extends learning opportunities in many ways and from top to bottom it assumes nothing. Each chapter is written to provide a general knowledge and combines... |
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Past and Future of Information SystemsThe academic discipline of information systems is the newest field
within the broad field of management or economic sciences. This field
developed almost from its very beginnings as an international
community of scholars. Niels Bjørn-Andersen has played vital roles in
nurturing the international discipline of information... | | Managing the Risks of IT Outsourcing (Computer Weekly Professional)Buyers or suppliers of IT outsourcing services are constantly tormented
by the prospect of having to deal with the vicissitudes of
risks in their projects. In today’s business environment, the
precipitous rates of technological change have outpaced the ability
of many organizations to support the IT function. These... | | Manage IT as a Business : How to Achieve Alignment and Add Value to the CompanyMany IT projects fail to deliver the benefits to the business that they promised. This is despite the fact that IT managers and staff work hard to meet the needs of the business by putting systems into place and ensuring that network operations are reliable and stable. The cause of this problem is almost always a misalignment of IT within the... |
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| | | | Project Planning and Control, Fourth EditionThe book covers the principles and tools of project management. All the 'hard' topics which may appear in the APMP examination are explained and worked through in practical examples. Real-life case studies show how the theory can be adapted to work 'in the field'. This approach means that techniques can be fully understood and appreciated. Useful... |
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