Practical Management and Q&A for IT Companies

Author: Zhou Jian / Huang Yujian / Wu Limin (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The recovery of global IT enterprises means that the young, stubborn, and reckless IT companies five years ago have matured after being tested by the market. They are no longer market participants who rely solely on technology and genius without standardized management. The new round of IT enterprise competition, apart from technology and capital, is more reflected in execution. Execution refers to the efficiency of effectively completing tasks. For most domestic small and medium-sized IT enterprises, execution means strengthening daily management. The current situation is that the employees of these companies, especially the founders, are shrewd, capable, and technically skilled, but daily management is their weakness. They often face issues such as cash flow shortages, collective resignation of core employees, and uncontrollable management costs. Very good projects become unprofitable, and highly excellent enterprises seem to end without any illness. To be precise, this book is not a research work but a valuable tool book that can help many IT enterprises in a short period of time.