IT Value Stack

A Boardroom Guide to IT Leadership

Inbunden, Engelska, 2007

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Value-driven IT focuses on how organisations can get the best value from their IT Investment. A program that involves the board and the business, the book also provides guidance and tools to carry out the exercise.

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Utgivningsdatum2007-11-09
Mått161 x 232 x 23 mm
Vikt709 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor320
FörlagJohn Wiley & Sons Inc
ISBN9780470018538

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Ade McCormack has over twenty years experience in the business-IT space. He is also a public speaker and coach. Ade has a column in the Financial Times advising business leaders on business-IT issues. He is also author of the acclaimed book – IT Demystified.An astrophysicist by training, he entered the IT industry as a real-time embedded software engineer. Through Brownian motion his career recoiled into project management. Today he focuses more on people development, advisory, writing and public speaking in the IT value realisation space. Ade is married with one son and lives in the Chilterns in England. His interests include road / cross-country running and French jive, the latter being a form of dance which Ade has single handedly, and perhaps inadvertently, evolved into a martial art.

Introduction: What’s IT All About? Chapter 1. Do you have a Problem?The IT Industry has a Poor Delivery Record.Users are Generally Suspicious of IT People.IT is Unmeasurable.IT Problems are the Fault of the IT Department.The IT Industry Suffers from Low Self-esteem.Many Businesses do not Know what Business they are in.Other Problems.So what hope is there?Chapter 2. Introducing the IT Value Stack.Overview.Rationale.IT Value Stack Overview.People Matter.Book Structure.Chapter 3. Strategy Entwinement.The Need for Strategy Entwinement.Strategy Entwinement – Why it Doesn’t Happen.Towards Strategy Entwinement.Strategy Entwinement – External Perspectives.Chapter 4. Process Entwinement.The Need for Process Entwinement.Process Entwinement – Why it Doesn’t Happen.Towards Better Process Entwinement.Process Entwinement – External Perspectives.Chapter 5. People Entwinement.The Need for People Entwinement.People Entwinement – Why it Doesn't Happen.Towards People Entwinement.People Entwinement – External Perspectives.Chapter 6. Technology Management.The Need for Technology Management.Technology Management – Why it Doesn.t Happen.Towards Technology Management.Technology Management – External Perspectives.Chapter 7. Service Management.The Need for Service Management.Service Management – Why it Doesn’t Happen.Towards Service Management.Service Management – External Perspectives.Chapter 8. Circulation Management.The Need for Circulation Management.Circulation Management – Why it Doesn't Happen.Towards Circulation Management.Circulation Management – External Perspectives.Chapter 9. Value Management.The Need for Value Management.Value Management – Why it Doesn't Happen.Towards Value Management.Value Management – External Perspectives.Chapter 10. IT Value and You – The Top 10.1 Consider IT impact of every business decision.2 Consider business aspect of every IT decision.3 Become IT-conversant.4 Create an IT-centric culture.5 Treat the IT department like a business.6 Unclog the arteries.7 Defi ne and measure IT value.8 Tame the suppliers.9 Strengthen the value chain.10 Become an IT leader.Summary.About the Contributors.Glossary.Index.