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Projectdriven Technology Strategy Robert Mcgrath Pmp Evp Mba

SKU: BELL-4720028

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Publisher: Project Management Institute

File Extension: PDF

File size: 17.97 MB

Pages: 292

Author: Robert McGrath, PMP, EVP, MBA

ISBN: 9781628700312, 9781935589730, 1628700319, 1935589733

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Projectdriven Technology Strategy Robert Mcgrath Pmp Evp Mba by Robert Mcgrath, Pmp, Evp, Mba 9781628700312, 9781935589730, 1628700319, 1935589733 instant download after payment.

In today's enterprise, technology isn't about software or hardware. It's about knowledge and competence. And it's the key to creating a sustained competitive advantage for your organization. Dr. Robert McGrath's new book not only redefines technology but reshapes how to approach the age-old challenges of fostering innovation, growing entrepreneurship and creating value. Described as a combination of "a master class taught by your most thought-provoking professor" and "a troubleshooting session with your most trusted mentor", this groundbreaking work uses classic economic theory from luminaries such as Adam Smith and Joseph Schumpeter to force a new perspective on the art and science of strategy and project management.