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Benefits Management 1st Edition John Ward Elizabeth Daniel

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Benefits Management 1st Edition John Ward Elizabeth Daniel
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Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.64 MB
Pages: 432
Author: John Ward, Elizabeth Daniel
ISBN: 9780470094631, 9780470094648, 047009463X, 0470094648
Language: English
Year: 2006
Edition: 1

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Benefits Management 1st Edition John Ward Elizabeth Daniel by John Ward, Elizabeth Daniel 9780470094631, 9780470094648, 047009463X, 0470094648 instant download after payment.

This book considers the topic of achieving value from IT from both theoretical and practical perspectives. It is based on extensive research which produced a comprehensive understanding and analysis of the issues involved and innovative new approaches that addressed those issues plus considerable practical application, in a wide range of organisations of the ideas, processes, tools and techniques that were developed. The book describes how IS/IT investments can be aligned accurately with organisational strategy and how the approach and ‘tool-kit’ can be used by business managers and IS/IT specialists to identify the benefits available from different types of investments in a variety of organisational contexts. It describes how business cases can be developed that enable the benefits to be planned for and then realised through techniques and processes that overcome the organisational barriers that often prevent successful implementation. It also considers the strengths and limitations of existing methods, and shows how the approach can be integrated with best practice in the areas of project and change programme management. The book concludes by explaining how the key concepts in the approach have been extended and adapted to improve strategy development and decision making as well as an organisation’s ability to implement its strategy successfully.

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