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About the Authors The authors of Managing Information Across the Enterprise bring a unique blend of academic and practitioner experience to the book. Robert K. Wysocki is currently the Director of Career Management Systems, a business unit of Computerworld. His 30- year professional career includes information systems management, consulting, and training in both industry and the academic world. He has also written and consulted in project management for systems development. Robert DeMichiell is professor and Area Coordinator for the Information Systems Program at Fairfield University. He is also former Chairman and a member of both NERComp (a consortia of computing academics) and WACRA (a world organization dedicated to the case method research and teaching). His more than 30 years of practical experience includes both consulting and presenting seminars to business executives and professionals.

ENABLING THE ENTERPRISE.

Strategies for Technology-Enablement Through People: STEP Model.

The Information-Enabled Manager.

Information-Enabled Management Across the Enterprise.

Assessing Strategic Opportunities.

Organizational Deployment of the Information Function.

Acquiring and Managing Computer Resources.

REDESIGNING BUSINESS PROCESSES.

Emerging Process View of Organizations.

Business Process Redesign.

Human Resource Development.

The Service Role of Information Technology.

ENABLING BUSINESS FUNCTIONS.

Linking Information Technology to Business Functions.

Systems Development Methodology.

Information Technology at the End User Level.

The Support Role of Information Technology.

Epilog.

Appendices.

References.

Index.