A crash course for potential 'IT influencers' manages to give a solid grounding in existing and emerging issues while never forgetting to keep the reader entertained, says David Robbins
January 12, 2005 at 07:03 PM
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IT Demystified – The IT Handbook for Business Professionals, by Ade McCormack Auridian Press, £29.99
When I was asked to review IT Demystified – The IT Handbook for Business Professionals a couple of weeks ago, I thought it would be quite a challenge to trawl through 250 pages of IT jargon and dry wisdom. Instead, I found I was taken on a well-structured and technically accurate journey across the whole IT industry – and even given a few glimpses of the future.
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