The book presents practices and methods for the successful information systems manager. This handbook consists of 66 chapters divided into six major sections. Each section begins with an introduction by the editor and is followed by a number of related chapters each written by a different author. Some of the chapters contain references. The large number of contributing authors provides information on wide range of subjects but it does cause some problems.
Writing styles vary between chapters and there is some overlap in coverage.
The handbook is more like a collection of related articles than a unified treatment of information systems management. The comprehensive index should enable users to locate needed information. This book is recommended for corporate libraries and individuals in need practical information about information systems management practices and strategies. Academic libraries serving business and information professionals should also consider this title for addition to their collections. Inc. All rights reserved.