It lacks the bite, the wit and the sense of danger, but nonetheless, it wouldn't do any harm for someone other than the proofreader at Pearson to read it. Thomas Power is an e-vangelist. He founded the Ecademy and isn't afraid to call himself a guru. He really does believe this stuff. This is not a book of his thoughts so much as his interviews with leading executives from 48 companies finding out about their experiences.
Power also adds summaries and questions to ask oneself and others.
Unfortunately, or fortunately, it just isn't that simple. After years of being told that there was gold in them there pixels and that, if you truly believed, business salvation could be yours, Sunday night has become Monday morning. The cold light of day has shown that things are pretty much as they were before. And best of all for luddites and cynics, the report lays the blame on hype and consultants. A huge sigh of relief all round then from finance directors, IT directors and, in fact, any department head who feared for the sanity of senior management who had fallen under the spell of a digital Elmer Gantry.