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fruITion: Creating the Ultimate Corporate Strategy for Information Technology

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Categories: Leadership & Management, Technical Topics

Author: Chris Potts
Perfect Paperback: 216 pages
ISBN-13: 978-0977140039

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About the Author

Chris Potts works with executives and CIOs in industry-leading companies around the world, formulating and executing the new generation of corporate strategies for exploiting IT. He delivers public seminars that are founded on his own breakthrough work with clients, and has provided training to some of the worlds leading consultancies.

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Frozenwilma posted on Wednesday, October 17, 2012 7:20 PM

Not bad. Gives a new look at how to approach IT problems and strategy. Good for Analysts as well as people in Data governance. Maybe a gift idea for your CIO?

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