Explore how information technology reshapes management and organization.
This book presents the proceedings of a McKinsey Foundation seminar on information technology and its effect on business management. It gathers experts from universities and industry to discuss how new technologies organize information, influence decision-making, and transform management roles.
The text analyzes the technology’s implications for corporate structure, staff responsibilities, compensation, and development. It includes papers, discussions, and real-world experiences from five companies, illustrating both the opportunities and challenges of integrating advanced computing into management practice.
- How computers and data processing change decision making at different management levels
- Ways information technology affects organization design, centralization, and staff roles
- Practical considerations for training, development, and leadership in tech-driven firms
- Case studies from major companies showing the realities of adoption and adaptation
Ideal for readers interested in management theory, technology in business, and the practical impact of information systems on organizations.