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Bare Bones Project Management,
by Robert Lewis
(IS Survivor Publishing, 2006)
The subtitle says it all: "The book for everyone who has been volunteered to lead a project despite having no training or experience in the discipline." Bob Lewis is the only I.T. expert I know who can teach a subject concisely, clearly, and with humor -- so you walk away feeling you just spent time on the mountaintop getting tutored by a guru. Anyone starting out in project management needs this book -- not just I.T. folks. Price should be no object, because it's so inexpensive that you'll have a hard time explaining to your boss why you haven't read it. Don't blow your first -- or next -- project. Get it, read it! Order this book.
 

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Leading IT: The toughest job in the world,
by Robert Lewis
(IS Survivor Publishing, 2004)
Award-winning columnist Bob Lewis tells you everything you'd ever want to know about creating, running, fixing, and surviving an IT operation. Beware: this is a critical tome written with a point of view. It will leave you both knowledgable and aware. Most important, it will make great sense whether you're a programmer, a CIO or an interested bystander. Order this book.

  

 

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