Successful Information System Implementation: The Human Side Pinto, Jeffrey K.

Pinto, Jeffrey K.

ISBN 10: 1880410370 / ISBN 13: 9781880410370

Published by Project Management Inst, 1994

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Successful Information System Implementation: The Human Side | J.K. Pinto | Project Management Institute, 1994, in-8 broché, 221 pages. Couverture un peu passée. Dos solide. Intérieur frais. Exemplaire de bibliothèque : petit code barre en pied de 1re de couv., cotation au dos, rares et discrets petits tampons à l'intérieur de l'ouvrage. [BT71]. Seller Inventory # 1212SDFWY4N

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Title: Successful Information System Implementation...

Publisher: Project Management Inst

Publication Date: 1994

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Used: Acceptable

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Synopsis:

Experience greater information system success by taking a walk on the human side! Approaching the subject from a managerial perspective, rather than a technical point of view, Pinto and Millet provide practical information you can use now. Successful implementation of information systems technology lies in managing the behavioral and organizational components of the process. Past data on this subject has involved mostly case studies, but this book provides practical information that those implementing information systems can use now. Pinto and Millet offer practical information on approaching the subject of IS from a managerial, rather than a technical, perspective. The second edition of this work covers such topics as implementation theory, prioritizing projects, implementation success and failure, critical success factors, techniques for planning and scheduling, dealing with change control pressures, system development life-cycle politics, improving the analysis and design phase, team building and cross-functional cooperation, and the MIS zoo. Table of Contents I. The Problem with Information System Projects II. Implementation Theory: What the Past Has Taught Us III. Defining Implementation Success and Failure IV. Critical Success Factors in Information System Projects V. Techniques for Project Selection, Planning and Scheduling VI. The Politics of Implementation VII. Team Building and Cross-Functional Cooperation: Setting the Stage for Success VIII. Leadership and Project Success IX. Implementation Champions: Our Most Valuable Untapped Resource X. The End Game: Finishing the Project on a High Note XI. Conclusions: Quo Vadis?

Synopsis:

This book provides information those implementing information systems can use now. Using the technology of geographic information systems, Pinto and Millet offer information on approaching the subject from a managerial perspective.