Courses in Project Management as part of an MBA or similar post-experience qualification; Post-graduate or post-experience Executive MBA programmes; Change Management; Managing Change; Strategy, E-Business/E-commerce; Technology Management; Innovation Management.This book examines project team management within organisations as it relates to organisational change and effectiveness. Written from the view that project teams play a critical role in putting changes into effect, this book is ideally suited for those studying project or change management as part of a qualification, or responsible for managing, a change project to be more confident and skilful in understanding the human aspects of change.

Managing Projects: Building and Leading the Team

Business & Money

Boddy, David

Management & Leadership

PRENTICE/HALL

Management: An Introduction provides a comprehensive account of the themes and functions of management. Aimed at the first-time student of the subject, this is an accessible and academically rigorous text which brings the topic to life with a wide range of appealing and readily identifiable examples.

Management: An Introduction

Ft Pr

Management Information Systems/Information Systems courses; Strategy/Information Management at Honours or MBA level; Business School courses; Departments of Business/Management; Information Systems; Honours, post-graduate or post-experience Executive MBA programmes; Strategic Management; E-Business/E-commerce; Technology Management; Innovation Management. This book takes an organisational perspective towards managing information systems. It integrates the management of IS with central themes from organisational behaviour and strategy using a consistent " interaction model" throughout the text. More importantly it has a distinctive focus on management rather than technical issues.

Managing Information Systems: An Organisational Perspective

Industries

Presents an organisational approach to the management of information systems -- covering their foundations, strategies, organisation and implementation. Not as technically orientated as other texts in this area, the book focuses on integrating information systems into other business functions. A companion website accompanies this text, with instructors manual, powerpoint slides for teachers. Multiple choice questions and chapter summaries for students. Suitable for both undergraduate and MBA students.

Boonstra, Albert

Kennedy, Graham

A comprehensive introduction to the themes and functions of management within the clear process framework of planning, organising, leading and controlling. The 4th edition of this well-respected text has been revised and updated to incorporate the latest research and most recent and relevant examples and illustrations. It is written for students on undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes, or undertaking professional qualifications.

Ft Prenticehall

Management Information Systemstakes a management perspective towards IS identifiing the issues of organisation and strategy that managers face as they decide how to respond to technological opportunities. The book draws on extensive research to present a distinct organisational perspective on the management of information systems, following the argument that managing successive IS projects as part of a coherent organisational process (rather than as isolated technological events) will produce an information system that enhances broader strategy. The book also includes many case studies which will enable readers to understand and resolve practical and strategic IS challenges. It is written for students on undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes, or undertaking professional qualifications.

Managing Information Systems: Strategy and Organisation

Computers & Technology

Financial Times/Prentice Hall

Management plus MyLab Access Code

A comprehensive and readable introduction to the themes and functions of management, within the clear process framework of planning, organising, leading and controlling. The 5th edition of this well-respected text has been revised and updated to incorporate the latest research and most recent and relevant examples and illustrations. Three Â integrating themesÂ run throughout the book, guiding the reader to explore and consider the key issues of internationalisation, sustainable performance, and governance and control.It is written for students on undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes, or undertaking professional qualifications.

Computers are increasingly linked in networks which span the world, and information can be transmitted instantaneously to all parts of the organization, and back to head office. This study describes the actual experience of six organizations and draws lessons which apply widely. The issues raised include: the impact on employment levels and organizational structures; the effects of network technology and organization structure/ control; the extent of management choice and the role of change agents. This study seeks to show that the introduction of computer networks raises new challenges concerning how the process of change is managed, and whether the organization has learned from the experience and is able to apply this knowledge to future change.

Organizations in the Network Age

Gunson, Nicky

Van Nostrand-Reinhold

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Managing Projects: Building and Leading the Team

Management: An Introduction

Managing Information Systems: An Organisational Perspective

Managing Information Systems: An Organisational Perspective

Management: An Introduction

Management: An Introduction

Managing Information Systems: Strategy and Organisation

Management plus MyLab Access Code

Management: An Introduction

Organizations in the Network Age