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Cloud Coffee House
Author: Ian Tomlin
Paperback • A5 • 272pp • £14.99 • 9781852525842 • 2009
A unique, and cutting edge guide to the new "cloud computing" technology which is going to change our lives. Essential reading for anyone wanting to learn how to use the new technology to promote personal and business success.
Price: £14.99
How to Change Your Life with Technology
2nd edition.
Author: Anthony Capstick
Paperback • 210 x 148mm • 196pp • £12.99 • 1-85252-352-2 • 24 August 2000
How can you start and run a successful business from your back room with only a computer, a fax and modem link, and a pocketful of change? Or how can you exploit all the latest technological developments to grow an existing business... Anthony Capstick has done both, and in this book he shows how. It is now possible to run an entire business from a single PC, using online services for research, e-mail and modem-based fax for communications, and simple DTP procedures for printed literature. This book takes readers through all the steps and shows how businesses will increasingly be run in the 21st century...
Price: £12.99
On the Seventh Day
Strategy and Planning for Successful IT Projects
Author: Ian Gouge
Paperback • A5 • 224pp • £12.99 • 1-85252-358-1 • 2000
This essential guide to IT project management is not just for the professionals involved, but also for non-IT managers who want to understand how the process works, and how their role relates to the overall scheme.
Areas covered include:
- IT, and its role in organisational development
- The principles of IT project management
- Techniques for effective project planning
- Specific tools and processes for IT development and implementation
- How to complete the project: getting a quality product live
Price: £12.99
Survivor's Guide to IT Hell
One thing is certain - that IT projects will fail
Author: Richard Ferguson
Paperback - A5 - 200pp - £14.99 - ISBN 1-85252-465-0
Here is the real story of IT failures - an insider's view of the many problems and how to avoid them. It is sad that a lot of very bright, capable people continue to get it very badly wrong. The aim of this important book is to help decision makers and those who analyse and commentate on these matters to understand what really goes on at the heart of a big IT development. It lifts the lid on the inner workings of the process, points out where the problems lie and what can be done to avoid the biggest pitfalls. It is not the management systems themselves that break down but the 'people' element - confusion, politicking, vanity, poor communications - and stupidity and laziness.
Price: £14.99
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