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The Art of Enterprise Information Architecture: A Systems-Based Approach for Unlocking Business Insight
by Mario Godinez, Eberhard Hechler, Klaus Koenig, Steve Lockwood, Martin Oberhofer, Michael Schroeck
Drawing on their extensive experience working with enterprise clients, the authors present a new, information-centric approach to architecture and powerful new models that will benefit any organization. Using these strategies and models, companies can systematically unlock the business value of information by delivering actionable, real-time information in context to enable better decision-making throughout the enterprise.
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Enterprise Business Intelligence: Using Data to Achieve a Global Competitive Advantage (Rough Cut)
by Mike Biere
This book is designed to provide guidance and a series of thought provoking topics to aid in determining the best course an enterprise should take in developing a Business Intelligence strategy and infrastructure. This is not a product-focused book, but rather a guide for anyone in an organization looking to structure and take advantage of their data to gain a competitive advantage.
Sample Chapter: Chapter 1, Introduction to Business Intelligence Today
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On The Business of IT: "Both business and computer collections need this specific examination." Midwest Book Review
Robert Ryan, author of The Business of IT, has written the article Benchmarking for Performance Management for ITWorld.com.
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Audience, Relevance, and Search: Targeting Web Audiences with Relevant Content
by James Mathewson, Frank Donatone, and Cynthia Fishel
These authors assert and explain how writing for the web is fundamentally different from writing for print. Their book helps writers, editors, and content strategists write effectively for the Web by taking into account how search and social media usage affects readership and audience. Readers will learn how to attract a target audience to content that is relevant to them and how to demonstrate this relevance when their target audience arrives on the site.
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Getting Started with IBM WebSphere sMash (Rough Cut)
by Ronald Lynn, Karl Bishop, Brett King
IBM WebSphere sMash focuses on agile development practices for building the next generation of web applications. It provides a simple environment for developing, assembling and running applications which are aligning well with today's SOA infrastructures. This book covers the latest version of IBM WebSphere sMash, introducing the reader to all aspects relating to architecting, designing and developing applications based on the facilities provided by sMash. The book takes a pragmatic approach to both basic and advanced features by developing sample projects based on real-life scenarios.
Sample Chapter: Chapter 4, Configuration Files Explained
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"[The authors of IBM Lotus Connections 2.5] compiled good reference material for everyone working with Lotus Connections: administrators installing and managing Connections, developers extending Connections through APIs and widgets, evangelists and consultants supporting social software deployments in organizations" Alex Kassabov blog
"[Maria Azua's The Social Factor] speaks for itself. It's brilliant in its practicality, eloquence and depth." Ozzie Coto's blog
"Ms. Azua has managed to write a book for a wide audience. For the person new to Web 2.0, she lays the groundwork of how we got where we are, and an overview of what is taking place now. For those that have been reading wikis, blogging, and tagging people, this book provides specific examples of how these technologies are being used to provide business value. It is always good to get a reminder that social media provides real BUSINESS IMPACT." Lotus Hunter
On Surviving the War for Talent in Asia: "Managers and human resources professionals with Asian assignments will want to read her thoughts, presented in an easy-reading and brief style." Brad Reid, Reviews.com
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