Improve IT

Want to improve? If you managing IT projects this book is for you. If you want to improve that is!

This book presents the ImprovAbility model. Originally developed to measure the ability to improve an organisation as a whole. But in this book adapted to projects and coming with a self-assessment tool.

You can take the book, measure your own project, find out what needs to be improved, and get a good idea of how to do it.

The book will also tell you about contingency and how you can decide your own Project type. This is important because you may not need to improve a specific area in the situation you are in. Thus you need the contingencies of your project to know what to improve.

You will read about experiences using the ImprovAbility model. The model was originally developed in a Danish research project with DELTA responsible for the project, The IT University of Copenhagen responsible for the research. And four Danish companies - ATP, Danske Bank, PBS and SimCorp - responsible for ensuring relevance and testing the model. Two chapters tell in detail about the experiences of using the model.

Finally, there are also a few chapters that go beyond the project. One chapter discusses how you should organise improvement efforts. Another chapter discusses which change strategy to use for improving at the organisational level. And the final chapter in the book discusses roles in improvement and who should be doing what?

The book is written by participants in the project that developed the ImprovAbility model. The book is edited by Jan Pries-Heje and Jørn Johansen.

Buy the book for $39.45 directly at Delta. kursus@delta.dk