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The I.T. Leaders' Handbook: Foundations for Leading the Information Technology Department
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About The I.T. Leaders' Handbook: Foundations For Leading
Product Description Is your IT department working harder than ever and still falling behind? Does the organization have unreasonable expectations and tightening budgets? Do you have a strong understanding of your company's needs and priorities? Drawing on over 25 years of IT experience, John has learned that leading the IT department is more than just understanding technology. You must also understand the Business and the People and how everything works together. The IT Leader's Handbook will get you going in the right direction in four major areas: Foundations, Business, People, and Technology. Concepts like Focus & Finish, Square Root Of Change, and Proactivity Is Overrated, along with real-world advice, will help you raise your game and be a better IT Leader. In his personable style of writing, John uses triathlons, race cars, alligators, and sailing ships to present concepts that are straightforward to understand and powerful to implement.If you want a book about the latest technology wizardry, this is not that book. If you want a book that will give you useful information on leading the IT department, regardless of your technology stack, this is the book for you. Review "If I had this book ten years ago, I would have been a lot better off." IT Business Manager, Manufacturing company, Maine, USA About the Author John Bredesen has worked in IT since the 1980s at large and small companies with vastly different budget priorities. He has been a system administrator, a developer, a business analyst, a manager, and a director. There is little he hasn't experienced. John also worked outside of IT for eight years in project and product management. In this role, he was a consumer of IT services, which gives him a unique perspective on the role of IT in an organization. John lives, works, and writes in Minnesota where the deer and the lutefisk roam If you like this book, head on over to The-IT-Director.com and join the mailing list. John promises to keep the signal-to-noise ratio high and the Rush references low.
