Jumping the Curve : Innovation and Strategic Choice in an Age of Transition (Jossey-Bass Management)

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Summary: Excellent.
Review: I'm a technologist, and this book is the first to adequately explain the relationship between information technology and business organization--David M. Kalman

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Summary: A blueprint for the Intelligent Enterprise.
Review: This book is the first to explain how information flow and the management of corporate knowledge changes the nature of business. Unlike business process reengineering and other management fads which treats individuals as cogs in the business machine, this book advances the notion that the intelligence and expertise of the people in an organization define success--and that such intelligence and expertise can be amplified by information technology.

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Summary: Actions for an organization to last into the future.
Review: This book is well grounded and strategically linked to the very existanceof organizations in the future. The authors discribe a dynamic processbased on values to move any bureaucracy toward cutomerfocused success. Read any chapter and reap the benefits, readthe whole and fly