Mastering Information Management
Complete MBA Companion in Information Management
Author: Donald A. Marchand, Thomas H. Davenport, 2000
Davenport and Marchand edited this book of short pieces by many leading authorities on information management. Part of the Financial Times’ “Mastering” series, it contains highly readable and usable lessons on this most important topic.For more information and to purchase:
Mission Critical
Realizing the Promise of Enterprise Systems
Author: Thomas H. Davenport, 2000
By viewing enterprise systems as business vs. technology projects, discover the specific business change objectives that will enable a smooth ES adoption and implementation. This book takes a no-nonsense view of enterprise-wide information systems, and offers a set of guidelines to help evaluate the benefits, pitfalls – and opportunities and challenges – for your organization.For more information and to purchase:
Information Ecology
Mastering the Information & Knowledge Environment
Author: Thomas H. Davenport, 1997
Davenport makes a convincing case that the right perspectives for managing information are not engineering — or technology — based, but rather ecological. He describes organizations that work across multiple fronts to make their information environments more effective.For more information and to purchase:
Process Innovation
Reengineering Work with Information Technology
Author: Thomas H. Davenport, 1992
Davenport’s first business book was one of his best-selling, and the first to describe the worldwide phenomenon of business process reengineering. Process Innovation provides detailed information on the topic for readers seeking substance.
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