Information Technology Project Management: Providing Measurable Organizational Value
Information Technology Project Management: Providing Measurable Organizational Value examines how IT projects can be managed with clear attention to business purpose and measurable outcomes. Jack T. Marchewka offers a practical, value-focused perspective for students and professionals studying project management, information systems, and organizational decision-making.
About This Book
This book focuses on the management of information technology projects and the organizational value those projects are intended to provide.
It presents project management as a business-oriented discipline, emphasizing the connection between technology initiatives and measurable results.
The title is suited to readers seeking a structured perspective on planning, organizing, and evaluating IT projects.
Its subject matter is relevant to students, project managers, technology professionals, and organizations working to improve the contribution of information technology.
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