The Challenges Ahead Chapter 14 Information Systems Management In Practice 6E McNurlin & Sprague

2 Introduction Moving Into the E-World

3 Organizing Principles  Processes Rather Than Functions

4 Organizing Principles  Processes Rather Than Functions  CASE EXAMPLE: Nynex  CASE EXAMPLE: A Football Team

5 Organizing Principles  Self-Organizing Rather Than Designed  Examples of Self-Organization  CASE EXAMPLE: Cemex

6 Organizing Principles  Self-Organizing Rather Than Designed  The Self-Organizing Point of View  CASE EXAMPLE: Semco

7 Organizing Principles  Communities Rather Than Groups  CASE EXAMPLE: National Semiconductor

8 Organizing Principles  Virtual Rather Than Physical  CASE EXAMPLE: Sun Microsystems

9 Organizing Principles  The Learning Organization  Personal Mastery  Mental Models  Shared Vision  Team Learning  Systems Thinking

10 Organizing Principles  The Learning Organization  Personal Mastery  Mental Models  Shared Vision  Team Learning  Systems Thinking

11 Organizing Principles  The Learning Organization  Personal Mastery  Mental Models  Shared Vision  Team Learning  Systems Thinking

12 Organizing Principles  The Learning Organization  Personal Mastery  Mental Models  Shared Vision  Team Learning  Systems Thinking

13 Organizing Principles  The Learning Organization  Personal Mastery  Mental Models  Shared Vision  Team Learning  Systems Thinking

14 Understanding A Networked World  The Internet Mindset

15 Understanding A Networked World  Where’s the Value in a Network?  Core and Periphery Services  Common Infrastructures  Modules  Orchestrating Modules

16 Understanding A Networked World  Where’s the Value in a Network?  Core and Periphery Services  Common Infrastructures  Modules  Orchestrating Modules

17 Understanding A Networked World  The Rules of Networks  Aim for Relationship Tech  Follow the Free  Feed the Web First

18 Understanding A Networked World  The Rules of Networks  Aim for Relationship Tech  Follow the Free  Feed the Web First

19 Understanding A Networked World  The Rules of Networks  Aim for Relationship Tech  Follow the Free  Feed the Web First

20 Moving Forward

21 Moving Forward

22 Moving Forward  Increasing Executives’ Understanding of IT  The dot-com boom and bust

23 Moving Forward  Increasing Executives’ Understanding of IT  Executives’ Leadership Roles

24 Moving Forward  Increasing Executives’ Understanding of IT  Current, Longstanding, and Upcoming IT Issues

25 Moving Forward  Increasing Executives’ Understanding of IT  Means for Executive Learning  CASE EXAMPLE: MIT’s IT for the Non-IT Executive Program

26 Conclusion Creating the New Work Environment