My Most Useful Information Systems & Organisational Books

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	"If, like me, you ever wondered how they do it - read this!"

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	"The most comprehensive, and yet compact, guide to software PM."

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	"Zuboff's most influential work and its lessons are still very relevant today."

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	"Very detailed discussion about the different ways in which we can view organisations. Superb."

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	"A valiant attempt to organise the concepts and theory surrounding IS."

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	"Very observant and true to practice - I recommend this to developers/designers and users alike."

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	"The best guide to development approaches (and their pros/cons) out there."

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	"To the point, no nonsense, risk management guide. A valuable read."

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	"A good group of texts on the state of IS theory, research and practice."

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	"Perhaps too detailed in some areas, but an excellent book nevertheless."

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	"A thorough look at Knowledge Management in organisations that's easy to read."

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	"How to tackle the non-technical design elements and challenges of IS."