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OWL BOOK REVIEW
AVIARY
Boar, Bernard H.
The Art of Strategic
Planning for Information Technology
New York: John Wiley
& Sons, 1993
ISBN: 0 471 59918-2
54499
This is an older book
written by an information technology business strategist who works for
AT&T. But strategy is strategy, and for this reason, the book continues
to sell to IT specialists.
It's definitely not
for everyone. If you are an IT manager and you use all the new technologies
within a corporate setting, this book can be your guide for developing
a strategy for your corporation's information technology.
The book is highly
theoretical, so the reader is going to have to translate its information
to his or her own unique situation. And for anyone who needs to make a
presentation, there are some wonderful graphs and conceptual models that
might help you explain your position.
Janelle Barlow, President
TMI US
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