The author of Reengineering the Corporation argues that a solid strategy is a critical part of managing breakneck changes in information technology, outlining four foundations of the x-engineering process, including propositions, processes, participation, and preparedness. Reprint.
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About the Author:
James Champy is chairman of Perot Systems' consulting practice. His regularly featured columns on management appear in Forbes, ComputerWorld, and Sales & Marketing Management magazine.
Review:
"A breakthrough book...a must-read for executives who want to prosper in the networked economy." -- Patrick J. McGovern, chairman, International Data Group
"An important contribution to business strategy for the corporation in the twenty-first century...an invaluable resource for executives..." -- Judy C. Lewent, EVP & CFO, Merck & Co., Inc.
"Jim Champy has done it again... promises to unleash a new revolution...to find powerful new ways of enhancing corporate performance." -- Nitin Nohria, Richard P. Chapman professor of business administration and chairman of the Organizational Behavior Unit, Harvard Business School
"The first book that describes what companies must do...to leverage the real power of information technology..." -- Michael Dell, chairman and CEO, Dell Computer Corporation
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- PublisherBusiness Plus
- Publication date2003
- ISBN 10 044667897X
- ISBN 13 9780446678971
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages240
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