:supercharging organizational value through technology
First Statement of Responsibility
/ Patrick Gray
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Hoboken, N.J.
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: John Wiley & Sons
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, 2007.
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xvii, 221 p. , ill. , 24 cm.
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Includes index.
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Hell freezes over: IT becomes a key component of your organizational strategy -- Why do you need breakthrough IT? -- The triple threat -- Hell freezes over: IT enables strategy -- Up periscope! ending the focus on continuing operations -- A brief history of IT -- Shifting the focus: moving IT from service provider to strategic asset -- Calling Sherlock Holmes: finding continuing operations -- Changing the source: what to do with continuing operations -- ET phone home: stop talking IT and start talking strategy -- Free at last -- Separating process from technology -- Where the rubber meets the road: partnering with the CEO -- Talking the talk -- C-suite conversations: Greg Buoncontri, CIO of Pitney Bowes -- Clear the benches: take your IT shop from dysfunction to dynamo -- Hiring (and firing) the right people -- Continually improving the skills of your people -- Meaningfully evaluating your people -- Milking the cow: turn your IT project portfolio into a cash cow -- Developing a project investment mix -- The PASRBRTKO: project analyzing, selecting, risk-assessing, budgeting, returns tracking, and killing office -- What the PMO is not -- Show me the money: controlling a project by the numbers -- The right stuff: determining what to measure -- Managing to the metrics -- Beyond the numbers: the "gut check" -- Delivering the goods -- Pushing water uphill: driving organizational change from the C-suite -- What is "change management?" -- The role of the CIO in change management -- The role of the CEO in change management -- Change management at the line level -- Influencing change 101 -- The end of business as usual -- C-suite conversations: Bridget Reiss and Kathy Allen, CIO and CFO of Millipore Corporation -- Cashing in the chips: when to cancel a project -- My little runaway -- The project killers -- Setting failure criteria -- When the going gets tough: warning signs -- Broaching the topic of cancellation -- Cancelling well -- Closing time -- Be Superman (or Wonder Woman): coming in late to a struggling shop -- Arriving on the scene -- Tackling the project portfolio -- Turning the wheel: making the leap to breakthrough IT -- C-suite conversation: Phil Stunt, vice president, IT International, CA -- Capitalizing on success -- Building momentum -- Beyond breakthrough IT -- The future of the CIO role -- In closing.