Strategic Planning for Information Systems

by John Ward, Paul Whitmore

Comprehensive structured approach to strategic planning for information systems is practical and written in non-technical language by people with many years of experience. Describes the evolution of IS/IT in business in terms of its impact on business performance and contribution to the overall strategic development of the business. In the process, it highlights how IS/IT enables an organization to change its business conduct to achieve advantages in its industry. It provides tools, techniques and a management framework for identifying the opportunities IS/IT offers and for selecting those most beneficial. Further, Strategic Planning for Information Systems shows how the supply of IS/IT can be managed to satisfy the demands of a business and contains approaches and models that may be adopted within the business and IS planning processes of most organizations.

Genres: Business

Hardcover

First published October 25, 1989

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Reviews

[Adi Wibowo · Rating 4 out of 5]

A really good book to understand not only concepts about strategic planning, but also practical step to administer it.
I will give it 5 star, if only it were structured not confusingly. The second / third chapter should be chapter 6. Read chapter six after you read the first chapter, and go back to chapter 3 and forward.

[Horia · Rating 3 out of 5]

a book with a lot of useful content and strategies, but definitely not easy to read.
Some of the phrases are too complex and the structure is just wrong.

I would recommend it as a reference book because the information from it is really valuable.

[Muhammad · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good literature for conduct research about strategic planning

[Tian · Rating 5 out of 5]

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