IT's hidden face: Everything you always wanted to know about Information Technology. A look behind the scenes
'Why is everything so complicated for us? All this can be done in an easier way'. Phone calls like these from the CEO are no longer to be expected after having read `Eine Million oder ein Jahr' -- CIO Magazine, September 2006It is definitely a clear and exceedingly practical signpost which should not be missing in IT interested people's library. -- journal, July 2006Top European CIO's book translated to EnglishFavourite read of European CIOs has been translated to provide an insight into IT industry. One of the most popular books amongst European CIOs is now available in English. IT's Hidden Face, written by Claude Roeltgen the CIO of one of Luxembourg's top banks has been a top read amongst CEOs, CIOs and government ministers across the continent.  --CIO UK, June 22, 2009I came away realizing it might be the first time I read a book that talks comprehensively about management process and procedures of IT in a no-nonsense manner... A jungle of any sort is a challenging environment to map out, but Roeltgen does an excellent job of diagramming the IT shop --Chris Curran, CIODashboard.com, Dec 2, 2009His book tackles the communications gulf between IT ... and the rest of the world.  --ITKnowledgeexchangetechtarget.com, Nov 2, 2009Favourite read of European CIOs has been translated to provide an insight into IT industry. One of the most popular books amongst European CIOs is now available in English. IT's Hidden Face, written by Claude Roeltgen the CIO of one of Luxembourg's top banks has been a top read amongst CEOs, CIOs and government ministers across the continent. --Top European CIO's book translated to English CIO Magazine UK, June 22, 2009...provides a detailed overview of a variety of compelling IT topics including management, security, software instability and the day-to-day responsibilities of IT professionals. --CBR Magazine UK, Sep 2009While the book is must reading for everyone in IT, it should be required reading for all C-Level executives and probably End Users as well. It might not be a bad idea for your significant other to read too so he or she can get an idea what you have to deal with everyday. This books strips away the myths and misconceptions of what goes on "behind the curtain" and explains in detail the challenges people in IT have to face each day. -- Becker's IT Training Blog Jan 31, 2010