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| Related DevelopMentor Courses | MORE | | 10 years on: IT does matter, more than ever Go back 15 years, 1997. In 1997 how many of us ever saw the inside of a travel companies IT system? OK, in 1997 a few were appearing on the web, go back to 1992 and I can safely say: if you didn’t work in the travel industry you didn’t touch travel IT. You read Carr’s article, you agreed with it, you commoditised your IT. Just under 10 years ago Nicholas Carr wrote a (in)famous piece in the Harvard Business Review entitled “IT doesn’t matter”. At the time my response was, “Is IT worth it?” It was a strategy decision. Anyway, 10 years on. It is the customer interface. Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, July 19, 2012 |
2 Articles match "1997","Article"
| The Latest from DevelopMentor | MORE | | 10 years on: IT does matter, more than ever Go back 15 years, 1997. In 1997 how many of us ever saw the inside of a travel companies IT system? OK, in 1997 a few were appearing on the web, go back to 1992 and I can safely say: if you didn’t work in the travel industry you didn’t touch travel IT. You read Carr’s article, you agreed with it, you commoditised your IT. Just under 10 years ago Nicholas Carr wrote a (in)famous piece in the Harvard Business Review entitled “IT doesn’t matter”. At the time my response was, “Is IT worth it?” It was a strategy decision. Anyway, 10 years on. It is the customer interface. Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, July 19, 2012 Another month, another book -The Living Company This time the book is “The Living Company” by Arie de Geus - 1997, Nicholas Bealey Publishing. Arie de Geus is the author of a well-known Harvard business review article entitled "Planning As Learning" - if you have not read this it is well worth the $6. Sitting on planes is boring, one of few advantages is that gives you a chance to read, and so it is that idea to read yet another book. This is a very good book, as one might expect from the title its thesis is that companies resemble living organisms. It was only as I came towards the end of this book of the obvious occur to me. Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, October 20, 2005 | -
| The Best from DevelopMentor | MORE | - 10 years on: IT does matter, more than ever
Go back 15 years, 1997. In 1997 how many of us ever saw the inside of a travel companies IT system? OK, in 1997 a few were appearing on the web, go back to 1992 and I can safely say: if you didn’t work in the travel industry you didn’t touch travel IT. You read Carr’s article, you agreed with it, you commoditised your IT. Just under 10 years ago Nicholas Carr wrote a (in)famous piece in the Harvard Business Review entitled “IT doesn’t matter”. At the time my response was, “Is IT worth it?” It was a strategy decision. Anyway, 10 years on. It is the customer interface. Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, July 19, 2012 - Another month, another book -The Living Company
This time the book is “The Living Company” by Arie de Geus - 1997, Nicholas Bealey Publishing. Arie de Geus is the author of a well-known Harvard business review article entitled "Planning As Learning" - if you have not read this it is well worth the $6. Sitting on planes is boring, one of few advantages is that gives you a chance to read, and so it is that idea to read yet another book. This is a very good book, as one might expect from the title its thesis is that companies resemble living organisms. It was only as I came towards the end of this book of the obvious occur to me. Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, October 20, 2005 %>
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