The Four Quadrants of Techno-Management

Author: stickyminds.com | Published: 22nd Aug 2005 | Visited: 475 times | Add Comment
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During my career in software engineering spanning almost two decades across half a dozen organizations, I see a pattern. The organizations can be classified into four categories based on their strengths and weaknesses in management and technical capabilities. In today's business environment of speedy change and uncertainties, if the initiatives are not managed well, they can boomerang as an organizational energy waster.

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