Harvard Business Review on the Business Value of IT (Harvard by Harvard Business School Press

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This publication provides best minds and landmark principles in an simply available structure. From the preeminent thinkers whose paintings has outlined a whole box to the emerging stars who will redefine the best way we predict approximately enterprise, "The Harvard enterprise assessment Paperback" sequence promises the basic info modern day pros have to remain aggressive in a fast-moving international. info know-how (IT) affects all features of commercial at the present time, and this wide-ranging source may also help managers comprehend the main ideas and phrases, and to ascertain the strategic capability in their IT resources. The articles offer a candid discussion at the concerns surrounding outsourcing, and check out making plans for connectivity and regulate within the 12 months 2000 and past. it's a "Harvard company evaluate" paperback.

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Kirsch, Judith A. Quillard, Michael D. Wybo, Page 33 "Strategic Data Planning: Lessons from the Field," MIS Quarterly, March 1992, pp. 1134. 2. Sharon M. McKinnon and William J. Bruns, The Information Mosaic (Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 1992), pp. 162164. 3. Nitin Nohria and Robert G. Eccles, "Face to Face: Making Network Organizations Work," in Networks and Organizations, Nohria and Eccles, eds. (Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 1992). The authors also collaborated on a Harvard case study about Symantec Corporation that illustrates the problem.

It's only when executives stop being "technologically correct"when they start viewing information as ever expanding and unpredictablethat they realize how little the latest computer application has to do with effective information use. The Information Facts of Life 1. Most of the information in organizationsand most of the information people really care aboutisn't on computers. 2. Managers prefer to get information from people rather than computers; people add value to raw information by interpreting it and adding context.

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