Information Overload: Creating Value With the New Information Systems Technology (Yourdon Press Computing Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.56 (677 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0135276314 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 281 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Information overload prepares non-technical readers for their roles in helping to specify and implement systems using the new information systems technology. Also allows technical readers to understand technology issues in the broader context of creating business value.
It explains why architecture really matters, and how a well-architected system can dramatically improve an organization's readiness for the future. Readers will understand the importance of components, what to expect from new Internet/intranet technologies, and what has been learned about downsizing mainframe applications to date. . This is an insightful managers's guide to the dramatic changes now impacting IS and the organization. From the Publisher A complete guide to the technologies that will shape systems development for the next decade. For anyone involved in using, selecting, designing and implementing information systems in large organizations. They will discover new strategies for ensuring that the new technology their organizations introduce actually adds value
New technology paradigm solves old technology problems. A Customer William Sheridan/Systems Analyst/Ottawa, CanadaTwo of the hottest topics in information technology circles these days, are (1) client-server systems, and (2) object-oriented programming. Using a writing style that is both technically sophisticated AND readily understandable, Jerry Grochow outlines what each means, and how eac. One of the best book of managing emerging IT A Customer This book deals with both technical and managerial issues of emerging technology and has provided an architecture framework for integrating C/S, OO, Networking, WWW together. Highly recommended for people who have to manage emerging IT in a firm