Readers are exposed to rich descriptions of both the studied organizations and how these organizations are handling the IT management issue serving as the focus of the study. Readers are exposed to careful descriptions of how the research itself was undertaken. This will enable a better understanding of the basis of the authors' observations and offered guidelines and tactics. Readers are provided extensive guidelines and well-articulated tactics by which they might implement a study's findings within their own organizations. The contents of these books are designed to be accessed through multiple entry points.
Chapters are relatively self-contained.
Guides are provided which enable readers to locate specific materials. They are produced so as to be frequently handled, read, tabbed and annotated. Contact Jim Sitlington to learn more about special class-usage discounts. For additional information about the series, contact SIM headquarters, 312.644.6610 or Pinnaflex Educational Resources, 888.420.3232, fax 513.489.3298, e-mail Jim Sitlington . Inc. All rights reserved.