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1 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Absolute Non sense Oct 18, 2006 Absolute Nonsense in the book. If you are in a position of IT Manager then you dont need this book. Its better for a non IT person. For an IT pro, its nothing but absolute nonsense. Reading this book doesnt enhance any of your knowledge skills. Mere waste of money.....I wasted too !!!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
President, EC Consulting Sep 28, 2005 Managing IT is a complex challenge requiring a comprehensive and holistic approach. The Power of IT offers detailed insight and suggestions for effectively leveraging information resources to help companies achieve competitive advantage. A must read for all IT managers and C-level executives.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Excellent reference document at just the right level Nov 01, 2004 Jan de Sutter has written an excellent book that explains the world of technology at a business level. Whether you are a new IT manager, a seasoned CIO, or a business owner, The Power of IT is material that will be great source of information for you.
Jan takes the complex world of technology and puts it into language that anyone can understand and at just the right level. His approach is to help you appreciate the business aspect of technology as opposed to all the technical aspects - exactly what most managers really need to understand.
Jan's Power of IT is an excellent document that you will want for your technology library.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
The Power of IT review Oct 31, 2004 "The Power of IT" is a very good, well researched, summary introductory text to IT. Its advantage to other similar texts exists in the focus is not on computers, but the processes and domains that hold "IT" together. From this grounding and basis, more advanced topics can be launched into with comparative ease.
The book is extremely useful for those entering the field of IT, students wanting a wide grasp, as well as IT professionals wanting to review 'other' areas of IT from which they may practise or lack experience.
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