Building the New Enterprise: People Processes and Technologies

Building the New Enterprise: People, Processes and Technologies is your roadmap and sourcebook for building world-class IT infrastructures! People, processes and technology - in that order - are the key drivers of success with client/server and Internet technology. Building the New Enterprise delivers practical ways to maximize all three. It's filled with how-tos, metrics, forms, checklists, sample organization charts, job descriptions, schedules, methodologies, policies - everything you need to get results.

Harris Kern, one of the world's leading life and organization mentors, has been mentoring people and organizations to attain the highest level of efficiency for over twenty-five years. He helps individuals develop key skills such as self-discipline, leadership, inter-personal, and communication. He pioneered the Discipline Mentoring Program and Professional/Personal Growth Program (P GP). Harris is a master of self-discipline and an acclaimed author and publisher of over 40 books, some of the titles include: DISCIPLINE: Six Steps To Unleashing Your Hidden Potential, DISCIPLINE: Training The Mind To Manage Your Life, DISCIPLINE: Mentoring Children For Success, and DISCIPLINE: Take Control Of Your Life. Harris is recognized as a highly regarded consultant on providing practical guidance for solving management issues and challenges. He is a frequent speaker at business, leadership, and management conferences and his client list reads like a Who s Who of American and International Business. Standard and Poor s, GE, The Weather Channel, SONY Corporation, NEWS Corporation, Warner Brothers, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminal (HACTL), among hundreds of other Fortune 500 and Global 2000 companies. Mr. Kern is the founder and driving force behind the Harris Kern Enterprise Computing Institute, www.harriskern.com, and the best-selling series of IT books published by Prentice Hall. The series includes titles such as: IT Services, CIO Wisdom, and Managing IT as an Investment, among others. As founder of the Enterprise Computing Institute, he has brought together the industry's leading minds to publish "how-to" textbooks on the critical issues the IT industry faces.