In today's rush towards e-Business many organizations have failed to recognize that the responsibilities of IT Managers have significantly changed. No longer do the tried and trusted methods of the 3- or 4-GL lifecycle retain the value they once possessed; and the more we try to fit new e-Business developments into old and ill-fitting processes and practices, the greater the danger of compromising the business altogether. Ian Gouge offers an insight into the very real - and new - challenges faced by IT managers and professionals, such as:
- What is e-Business?
- What are the implications of e-Business for the IT Professional?
- What are the 'systems' expectations of both internal and external customers?
What does the IT Manager need to consider to make an effective contribution to the new business model e-Management is a valuable guide for those responsible for the management of IT in the burgeoning world of e-Business. It also provides insight for those business managers who are more dependent on information technology for their business than perhaps they realise.
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XII, 172 p. 11 illus.
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978-1-4471-0081-2 (9781447100812)
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10.1007/978-1-4471-0081-2
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Introduction.- Part 1: Definition of e-Business.- Part 2: The Implications of e-Business; General System's Issues; Our Customers' Expectations; Our Partners' Expectations; Part 3: How e-Business Impacts the IT Manager.- Business Processes; IT Processes; Managing Technology; Managing People; Part 4: A Model for the e-Business IT Manager.- Purpose of this section; The Proposition; The Model; Part 5: Worked Examples.- Introduction; Example 1: B2C Intranet Site; Example 2: B2B Collaborative ERP Extranet; Example 3: Advertising via Mobile Technology; Example 4: Solely Outsourced e-Business Development; Example 5: Core Back-Office Systems Development; References.- Part 6: Technical Challenges.
