Based on the authors' research and experience in more than 100 organizations, this work shows how to develop new information systems that support collaborative work, how to build teams that take advantage of technological potential, and how to create an organization with a structure and policies that support the synergy of teams and technology.
Very good value for all who manage human resources
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 23 years ago
I found this a valuable practical book and make use of it in my work. From my notes made at the time of reading it more than a year ago I recently developed the following, much of which comes from Mankin et al:A team is a group of people who agree: to pool and use their diverse skills and knowledge to accomplish mutual goals, to recognise the need to compromise in decision making, and to harness differences of opinion as a source of creativity rather than conflict.
A practical guide to helping project teams succeed
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
This book helps project team participants, leaders, and sponsors understand the factors that influence success and failure. Technology is only one of them.To bring the subject down to earth, the authors introduce a fictional case study and follow its progress throughout the book. The case allows us to relate the subject to our own experience and helps clarify normally fuzzy concepts like "culture." The focus is always on practical solutions to real business problems, combining principles, tools, and techniques from information technology, human resources, content management, and business strategy. Lots of meat in plain English for practitioners in all four functional areas. It's one of several books I recommend to participants in my Knowledge Base Editing course.
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