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Riding the Tiger How to Outsmart the Computer That Is After Your Job How Not to Bankrupt Your Organization With Information Management How Good Clients Get exception Author: Alistair Davidson, Harvey Gellman Most books about information technology are very technical and their message dates quickly. Riding the Tiger is the one book that a business manager ought to read to keep up with computers - it presents timeless advice on technology usage. Riding the Tiger will show you how to make information management more effective in your org...  more »anization and how to prevent your organization from spending too much money on information technology. It provides a framework for planning your use of information technology that is appropriate for any manager in any organization. Riding the Tiger is every business manager's manual for understanding how to harness the power of the tiger. From what you do as a manager, to how to make your business objectives drive your information management strategy, to managing or becoming involved in a project, this book will help business managers make a difference when information technology projects are proposed to them or when they are initiating projects with suppliers.  « less Post This Book Login | Register ISBN-13: 9780002557634 ISBN-10: 0002557630 Publication Date: 12/1996 Pages: 320 Rating: Currently 0/5 Stars.   ? 0 stars, based on 0 rating Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Book Type: Hardcover Other Versions: Paperback Members Wishing: 0 Reviews: Amazon | Write a Review

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