Maximizing the Enterprise Information Assets defines practical, winning techniques for building an environment that takes advantage of all of a company's information resources. This innovative work defines information assets not only as patents, trade secrets, and marketing data, but as all information contained within a company. This book defines information assets, identifies barriers that lessen information's value, explains how information can be strategically distributed,describes the relationship between information and strategic planning, explores methods to exchange valuable information among employees, and examines how to add, develop, and sustain the information value provided by an organization's employees.
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Management of IT
Business Information Systems
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Professional

Dynamic Software Development: Managing Projects in Flux defines the principles, practices, skills, and techniques needed to manage a dynamic development environment. The book helps managers define the project goal and the actual situation, plan progress, manage developers, and monitor productivity. It helps managers to determine a strategic framework, ease workflow in the development environment, obtain funding and economic return, and implement leadership by consensus. Targeted at those who manage information systems, corporate information, and developers, the book features a section at the end of each chapter to help them apply and customize the recommended techniques to their specific organizations.
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Management of IT
Software Engineering & Systems Development
Operations Management
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Professional