Successful IT transactions begin with reasonable risk management strategies that balance the need to achieve business objectives with resolving legal challenges.
An essential road map for the prescription for IT project success.
This how-to manual provides a comprehensive and detailed examination of all commercial, risk management, contracting and legal issues that arise in the course of planning, negotiating, documenting and closing IT transactions. An "end-to-end" guide for all business managers and professionals involved in an IT transaction, this publication enables all participants to see, at each stage of the transaction, how all parts of the transaction and contract fit together to ensure the project’s success.
Based on the book's widely acclaimed and demanded second edition 13 years ago, this text has been thoroughly expanded, updated, enhanced and comprehensively augmented to stand as the quintessential reference tool for all levels of IT management, procurement managers, project managers, in-house legal counsel, enterprise risk managers, IT project consultants and advisors, and even corporate directors who materially rely on the reliability, security and operational effectiveness of their enterprise's IT infrastructure. This book will serve as the single reference guide to help them successfully and effectively navigate large, mission critical or complex commercial, contracting, compliance, and management challenges to their enterprise's IT transactions.
Information Technology Transactions examines every step of an IT project and transaction including:
New in this 2021 edition
In addition to all of the book's updated cases, new publication references and IT project developments since the 2nd edition in 2007, at 346 pages (hardcover), the 3rd edition of the book now has 273 pages of new IT transaction best practice material, including:
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Successful IT transactions begin with reasonable risk management strategies that balance the need to achieve business objectives with resolving legal challenges.
An essential road map for the prescription for IT project success.
This how-to manual provides a comprehensive and detailed examination of all commercial, risk management, contracting and legal issues that arise in the course of planning, negotiating, documenting and closing IT transactions. An "end-to-end" guide for all business managers and professionals involved in an IT transaction, this publication enables all participants to see, at each stage of the transaction, how all parts of the transaction and contract fit together to ensure the project’s success.
Based on the book's widely acclaimed and demanded second edition 13 years ago, this text has been thoroughly expanded, updated, enhanced and comprehensively augmented to stand as the quintessential reference tool for all levels of IT management, procurement managers, project managers, in-house legal counsel, enterprise risk managers, IT project consultants and advisors, and even corporate directors who materially rely on the reliability, security and operational effectiveness of their enterprise's IT infrastructure. This book will serve as the single reference guide to help them successfully and effectively navigate large, mission critical or complex commercial, contracting, compliance, and management challenges to their enterprise's IT transactions.
Information Technology Transactions examines every step of an IT project and transaction including:
New in this 2021 edition
In addition to all of the book's updated cases, new publication references and IT project developments since the 2nd edition in 2007, at 346 pages (hardcover), the 3rd edition of the book now has 273 pages of new IT transaction best practice material, including:
About Thomson Reuters ProView
ProView is the way to read Thomson Reuters eBooks and eLooseleafs, published primarily for legal, accounting, human resources, and tax professions. The Thomson Reuters ProView web-based application is accessed via your browser. With the new ProView web app, offline capability is now available from your browser. The web application has a responsive design and is compatible with desktop, laptop and mobile devices.