Editorial Review:
Management of Information Technology, Fourth Edition, is a comprehensive text focused on the fundamental principles and practices necessary for managers to succeed in modern information-centric organizations. IT departments in today’s Web-based e-business world are in transition, moving from self-sufficiency toward managed dependencies in order to support aggressive and cost-effective e-commerce strategies. Managers in these high-performance organizations must implement disciplined processes and exhibit management maturity to effectively exploit the power of modern Information Technology. This text illustrates those successful principles and processes that have demonstrated lasting value to modern organizations. These lessons are valuable to students of management across many disciplines.
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Customer Reviews
Average Customer Rating: 
Poor structure, layout and uninteresting  2005-09-19
The book references numerous sources for seemingly no reason, and constantly repeats what a qualities a good IT manager must have. It is a huge challenge to gain anything of value from the book.
Excellent  2002-06-06
The sell was great. I experienced no problems and was alerted every step of the way until receiving the book. She kept her word about the condition of the book. I would not hesitate to buy another book from her.
Too vague messages from the book! 2001-02-20
The book is of poor structure which is very difficult to get the clear concept from the author. Reader needs to spend great effort to analyze the content structures to reorganize the focus.
repetitive information is presented in the book 1999-04-19
I have covered the book completely, and I have found that the information presented in the chapters is quite repetitive in contents. Even within each chapters there are lots of repetition of information.The book can be presented with half the chapters and pages currently contained in it. Therefore, the reading of the book was very tedious and tiresome.
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