The Levers of Embedded IT (CIO Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (989 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B014PZ7JJ0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 152 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-29 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Valuable, Experienced Insight" according to Non Sum Dignus. CIOs are redefining their value proposition and the best ones are making big impacts in their respective organizations from the inside-out through keener business insights, closer partnerships and leaner operations. Gerry Robinson puts his strong grasp of industry trends back on display to help IT leaders the worl
However, as the conversations continued, inevitably perspectives came out, and each and every leader who expressed disappointment in a discussion about alignment used the same phrase: “Embedded IT.” This book helps explain Embedded IT. There is no way around it. It explains that within the grasp of the CIO are levers. Embedded IT is not about structure, or about IT creating satellite departments in the business. It will take the reader through the need for background, structural levers, cultural levers, road mapping to Embedded IT, and, finally, the CIO as the premier lever.Compendium Includes The Tech BuzzKill Interviews. No industry definition need apply.This book is a composition of those levers. It is about essentialness. After interviewing more than a hundred senior IT leaders in detail at some of the largest and most technically complex organizations in the world, I thought business alignment would be a great focus topic. These levers are there to be used. The optimal configuration for these levers is what I came to realize as “Embedded IT.” Business and IT relationship is custom made for each organization. The CIO should be the field general that is ready to call the next move as the