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A CEO's Survival Guide to Information Technology

By: Bob Coppedge
Narrated by: Bob Coppedge
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This audio edition contains 30 additional minutes of content added in June 2020 discussing work from home, work from anywhere, new security threats, and the like.

Ignorance of technology is the new measure of illiteracy. Is it hurting you and your business? Are critical IT decisions being made by the right people in your organization? In many small to medium-sized companies, key business decisions are being made by the IT support folks (geeks), while technology decisions are being made by management. Too often signals get mixed and decisions with less than ideal judgment or clarity are made. You don't need to become a geek to make the best decisions or to grasp what your technology people are telling you - you just have to develop some insight and intuition to the perspective between the two worlds so you can most effectively do your job.

This manual to success will not turn you into a geek. It will, however, teach you the important concepts behind the impact that Information Technology has on businesses of today, and the responsibility of management to understand IT.

The author narrates his own book.

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