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|a Humanizing IT
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|c [edited by] Shannon Howle Schelin, G. David Garson.
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|a Humanizing information technology.
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a Section I. Understanding critical success factors -- 1. Chief information officers -- 2. Theoretical justification of critical success factors -- 3. Data analysis and results -- 4. Conclusion and implications -- Section II. Interviews with public and private sector experts -- 5. Learning from practice -- Appendix A. Panel member profiles -- Appendix B. Survey instrument -- Reference section -- About the editor -- Index.
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|a The role of information technology (IT) has becoming increasingly important in both private and public sectors over recent years. The advent of personal computers, information networks, and the Internet has engendered an information revolution, which has created new means of production, new communication patterns, and new work processes. The ability to buy and sell goods and services via the Internet has led to new private sector industries and new business and government models. Furthermore, there is an emerging realization that implementation of IT is more than just a shift in communication patterns or mediums. At least potentially, it involves a transformation of an organization's culture.
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|a Information technology
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