Enterprise software Books
Manning Publications Enterprise Java Microservices
Book SynopsisDescription Microservices break down a large application into smaller components, each interacting with each other to create a united whole. As each component can start, stop, and scale independently, so the whole system benefits from better fault-tolerance and resilience. Enterprise Java Microservices is an example-rich tutorial that shows readers how to design and manage large-scale Java applications as a collection of microservices. Key features · The microservices mental model · Fault tolerance with Netflix Hystrix · Securing your microservices · Deploying to the cloud Audience This book is for Java developers familiar with distributed n-tier application architecture. About the technology Enterprise Java is a set of APIs, and their implementations, that can provide the entire stack of an application from UI down to the database, communicate with external applications via webservices, and integrate with internal legacy systems, to name a few, with the goal of supporting the business requirements of an Enterprise. Ken Finnigan has worked as an engineer and consultant for nearly 20 years. He currently co-leads the development of WildFly Swarm for Red Hat.
£39.99
Manning Publications Microservices in Action
Book SynopsisDescription Microservices promise a better way to sustainably deliver business impact. Rather than a single monolithic unit, applications built in this style are composed from loosely-coupled, autonomous services. Microservices in Action is a practical book about building and deploying microservice-based applications. Written for developers and architects with a solid grasp of service-oriented development, it tackles the challenge of putting microservices into production. Key features · Review of microservice architecture · Written by authors with daily, hands-on experience · Building a delivery pipeline for microservices Audience Readers should be intermediate developers with some knowledge of enterprise application architecture. About the technology Microservices change the dev process, maximizing the efficiency and independence of small teams. To be successful, developers, team leaders, and architects need to master both the implementation details and the big picture of how microservices work in a production environment. Morgan Bruce and Paulo A. Pereira have years of experience building distributed applications, with particular expertise in the high-stakes finance and identity verification industries. They work daily with microservices in a production environment using the tools and techniques presented in this book.
£35.99
Manning Publications Microservices Security in Action
Book SynopsisMicroservices Security in Action teaches readers how to secure their microservices applications code and infrastructure. After a straightforward introduction to the challenges of microservices security, the book covers fundamentals to secure both the application perimeter and service-to-service communication. Following a hands-on example, readers explore how to deploy and secure microservices behind an API gateway as well as how to access microservices accessed by a single-page application (SPA). Key Features Key microservices security fundamentals Securing service-to-service communication with mTLS and JWT Deploying and securing microservices with Docker Using Kubernetes security Securing event-driven microservices Using the Istio Service Mesh For developers well-versed in microservices design principles who have a basic familiarity with Java. About the technology As microservices continue to change enterprise application systems, developers and architects must learn to integrate security into their design and implementation. Because microservices are created as a system of independent components, each a possible point of failure, they can multiply the security risk. Prabath Siriwardena is the vice president of security architecture at WSO2, a company that produces open source software, and has more than 12 years of experience in the identity management and security domain. Nuwan Dias is the director of API architecture at WSO2 and has worked in the software industry for more than 7 years, most of which he spent focusing on the API management domain. Both have helped build security designs for Fortune 500 companies including Boeing, Verizon, Nissan, HP, and GE.
£50.39
SL Editions The Ridiculously Simple Guide to Trello: A
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£8.60
Murphy & Moore Publishing Business Intelligence and Analytics: Concepts,
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£108.11
Information Age Publishing Enterprise Systems and Technological Convergence:
Book SynopsisEnterprise Systems have been used for many years to integrate technology with the management of an organization but rapid technological disruptions are now creating new challenges and opportunities that require urgent consideration. This book reappraises the implementation and management of Enterprise Systems in the digital age and investigates the vital link between business processes, information technology and the Internet for an organization’s competitive advantage and success.This book primarily focuses on the implementation, operation, management and integration of Enterprise Systems with fastemerging disruptive technologies such as blockchains, big data, cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data mining and data analytics. These disruptive technologies are now becoming mainstream and the book proposes several innovations that organizations need to adopt to remain competitive within this rapidly changing landscape. In addition, it examines Enterprise Systems, their components, architecture, and applications and enlightens readers on the benefits and shortcomings of implementing them. This book contains primary research on organizations, case studies, and benchmarks ERP implementation against international best practice.
£47.45
Information Age Publishing Enterprise Systems and Technological Convergence:
Book SynopsisEnterprise Systems have been used for many years to integrate technology with the management of an organization but rapid technological disruptions are now creating new challenges and opportunities that require urgent consideration. This book reappraises the implementation and management of Enterprise Systems in the digital age and investigates the vital link between business processes, information technology and the Internet for an organization’s competitive advantage and success.This book primarily focuses on the implementation, operation, management and integration of Enterprise Systems with fastemerging disruptive technologies such as blockchains, big data, cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data mining and data analytics. These disruptive technologies are now becoming mainstream and the book proposes several innovations that organizations need to adopt to remain competitive within this rapidly changing landscape. In addition, it examines Enterprise Systems, their components, architecture, and applications and enlightens readers on the benefits and shortcomings of implementing them. This book contains primary research on organizations, case studies, and benchmarks ERP implementation against international best practice.
£87.40
Pragmatic Bookshelf Real-World Kanban
Book SynopsisYour team is stressed; priorities are unclear. You're not sure what your teammates are working on, and management isn't helping. If your team is struggling with any of these symptoms, these four case studies will guide you to project success. See how Kanban was used to significantly improve time to market and to create a shared focus across marketing, IT, and operations. Each case study comes with illustrations of the Kanban board and diagrams and graphs to help you see behind the scenes. Learn a Lean approach by seeing how Kanban made a difference in four real-world situations. You'll explore how four different teams used Kanban to make paradigm-changing improvements in software development. These teams were struggling with overwork, unclear priorities, and lack of direction. As you discover what worked for them, you'll understand how to make significant changes in real situations.The four case studies in this book explain how to: * Improve the full value chain by using Enterprise Kanban * Boost engagement, teamwork, and flow in change management and operations * Save a derailing project with Kanban * Help an office team outside IT keep up with growth using Kanban What seems easy in theory can become tangled in practice. Discover why "improving IT" can make you miss your biggest improvement opportunities, and why you should focus on fixing quality and front-end operations before IT. Discover how to keep long-term focus and improve across department borders while dealing with everyday challenges. Find out what happened when using Kanban to find better ways to do work in a well-established company, including running multi-team development without a project office. You'll inspire your team and engage management to make it easier to develop better products. What You Need: This is a case study book, so there are no software requirements. The book covers the relevant bits of theory before presenting the case studies.
£21.38
Self-Counsel Press You and the Internet of Things: A Practical Guide
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£14.41
Steve Christian Artificial Intelligence: The Most Updated and
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£17.06
BCS Learning & Development Limited Digital Product Management
Book SynopsisThe growth of digital media, products and services have changed the way companies do business. With technology moving to the forefront and consumers demanding simplicity, it is now more important than ever to understand how to deliver an end-to-end, integrated product experience. Digital Product Management demonstrates how to develop new products, launch them into the market and deliver business outcomes through the maturity of your product. With this book, you’ll learn how to deliver results, through developing your influence, creating a supportive team culture and managing your own time. You’ll also learn how to understand the needs of external customers without requirements elicitation or sign-offs, plus the difference between customer and business value, and why your product needs to create both. This practical and comprehensive guide is suitable for Product Managers looking to increase the impact of their digital products or for Business Analysts, Project Managers, Software Developers and other IT Professionals interested in transitioning into a digital-product focussed role. Recommended reading for the BCS Practitioner Certificate in Digital Product ManagementTrade ReviewThis book provides a very good introduction into this emerging field, both for product managers transitioning from physical to digital product roles and for people moving laterally into product management from other careers. I particularly enjoyed the relevant choices and emphasis on practices which embody what makes product management both special and critical. The authors help pull the readers past a superficial cataloging of activities and into an understanding of what makes for good product management. You'll be glad you read it, as I am. -- Scott Sehlhorst, President, Tyner Blain; Product Management and Strategy ConsultingA lot of books have been written about modern product management. Most of them sell you an ideology, but fall short in explaining how to practically take on the challenges. This book fixes this gap, bringing together the plethora of techniques needed by a modern product manager: from creating a vision to leading an Agile development team. Highly recommended for any product manager looking to increase the impact of the digital products they are creating! -- Pieter Hens, Product Coach and Professor Product Management at the University of LeuvenThis book delivers an excellent and practical guide to digital product management skills, culture and mindset. It is particularly useful for those new to, or interested in, the product management discipline as well as current practitioners wishing to develop their skills. It provides engaging insight into core product management capabilities and ways of working which are invaluable to any digitally-centred team, business unit or organisation. -- Roy Kee Son, Product Management Consultant, Orange Pie ConsultingThis book is full of practical advice for aspiring or current product managers who work in enterprise businesses around the globe. I have tried, and lived through, many of the techniques and problems described here. Read this book, and go find a company that allows you to practice these skills. -- Steve Rogalsky, VP Product Management, D2LThis book is perfect for a business analyst who is looking to transition into a product focused role or wants a better understanding of the stakeholders they interact with. It covers the complete life cycle, not only how product decisions are made, but how these ideas are developed into actionable products that deliver value to the customer. The chapter on software development is essential reading for those who are looking to transition into the digital space. -- Martin Pendlebury, Senior Business Analyst; Senior Leadership Team, Young Business Analysts (YBA)I wish this has been available when I first started a digital product management role as a postgraduate. This book effectively captures the essence of product management - a perpetual juggling act between the needs of the customer and the business - and equips readers with the tools to balance strategic vision with the realities of software delivery. I would recommend it to any business analyst or software professional interested in exploring this exciting role. -- Alexandra Koyfman, Analyst, PDMS; Senior Leadership Team, Young Business Analysts (YBA)This is an excellent introduction to Product Management and gives an in-depth view into how this discipline has evolved to cater for digital products. The inclusion and focus on how to deliver value to your customers is particularly valuable, giving thorough, understandable advice, backed up by data to underpin the reader's understanding. I would highly recommend this to any colleagues wanting a go-to manual for digital product management. -- Joanne Fahy Gilbertson, Senior Business Analyst, University of Manchester; Senior Leadership Team, Young Business Analysts (YBA)Having recently expanded my remit at work to include digital product management I've been delighted to read through this offering from the BCS. It has given me a great grounding in the discipline, and I look forward to returning to it as my journey with digital product management continues. -- Dr Craig W. Docherty, Business Analyst, BJSS (Scotland); Young Business Analysts (YBA)Anyone interested in product management would find this book a useful addition to their library. It contains a core set of tools that you can use to succeed in a product management role. The book starts by explaining the differences between traditional product management and digital product management - a distinction which organisations are having to embrace as the world becomes more digitised. The book goes on to explain how to deal with the challenge of having unstructured problems and how to overcome them. The book was particularly unique in its explanation of how different members of digital product teams can contribute to specific areas, leading to success of the product. I found the book very insightful, and will be keeping a copy nearby for reference. -- Kay Hardy, Senior Service Designer; Cofounder, Young Business Analysts (YBA)This book offers a deep and practical insight into how to effectively manage the entire end to end product lifecycle. It offers advice that is relevant to any business trying to form and deliver customer led products. It is full of effective tools that can be referred back to at any time to keep any product manager on their toes. A must read for those starting out in Product Management and established Product Managers alike or for anyone seeking new and optimal ways to deliver valuable customer led products. -- Samantha Bland, Senior Product ManagerTable of Contents What is digital product management? Focus first on your customers Understanding business value Product roadmaps Discovering and designing a valuable customer experience Data-driven decisions Development Managing for results
£33.24
Packt Publishing Limited Introduction to R for Quantitative Finance
Book SynopsisThis book is a tutorial guide for new users that aims to help you understand the basics of and become accomplished with the use of R for quantitative finance. If you are looking to use R to solve problems in quantitative finance, then this book is for you. A basic knowledge of financial theory is assumed, but familiarity with R is not required. With a focus on using R to solve a wide range of issues, this book provides useful content for both the R beginner and more experience users.
£29.44
Packt Publishing Limited Learning Python: Learn to code like a
Book SynopsisLearn to code like a professional with Python – an open source, versatile, and powerful programming language Key Features Learn the fundamentals of programming with Python – one of the best languages ever created Develop a strong set of programming skills that you will be able to express in any situation, on every platform, thanks to Python’s portability Create outstanding applications of all kind, from websites to scripting, and from GUIs to data science Book DescriptionLearning Python has a dynamic and varied nature. It reads easily and lays a good foundation for those who are interested in digging deeper. It has a practical and example-oriented approach through which both the introductory and the advanced topics are explained. Starting with the fundamentals of programming and Python, it ends by exploring very different topics, like GUIs, web apps and data science. The book takes you all the way to creating a fully fledged application. The book begins by exploring the essentials of programming, data structures and teaches you how to manipulate them. It then moves on to controlling the flow of a program and writing reusable and error proof code. You will then explore different programming paradigms that will allow you to find the best approach to any situation, and also learn how to perform performance optimization as well as effective debugging. Throughout, the book steers you through the various types of applications, and it concludes with a complete mini website built upon all the concepts that you learned. What you will learn Get Python up and running on Windows, Mac, and Linux in no time Grasp the fundamental concepts of coding, along with the basics of data structures and control flow. Write elegant, reusable, and efficient code in any situation Understand when to use the functional or the object oriented programming approach Create bulletproof, reliable software by writing tests to support your code Explore examples of GUIs, scripting, data science and web applications Learn to be independent, capable of fetching any resource you need, as well as dig deeper Who this book is forPython is the most popular introductory teaching language in U.S. top computer science universities, so if you are new to software development, or maybe you have little experience, and would like to start off on the right foot, then this language and this book are what you need. Its amazing design and portability will help you become productive regardless of the environment you choose to work with.Table of ContentsTable of Contents Introduction and first steps – Take a deep breath Built-in data types Iterating and making decisions Functions, the building blocks of code Saving time and memory Advanced Concepts - OOP, Decorators, Iterators Testing, Profiling and dealing with Exceptions The edges: GUIs and Scripts Data Science Web Development done right Debugging and troubleshooting Summing up: a complete example
£31.49
Packt Publishing Limited Predictive Analytics Using Rattle and Qlik Sense
£27.99
Packt Publishing Limited Learning Data Mining with Python
Book SynopsisCOM051360
£34.19
Practical Inspiration Publishing Active Operations Management: The playbook for
Book SynopsisIf you’re at the sharp end of management, juggling conflicting demands to keep your organization’s promises to customers, with ever-reducing resources whilst implementing the latest digital change programme and keeping your team happy – this is the book for you. Active Operations Management gives you the framework and tools to help you take control and make the most of the evolving world of service operations. The challenges of robotics, remote working and lean operations demand a new approach to give people and organizations the confidence they need to thrive and deliver in the agile age.This ground-breaking playbook specifically addresses the practical needs of operations managers. Discover: The four critical activities for effective control, and the daily and weekly rhythms which make them effective and sustainable. Practical measures of work and performance which enable like-for-like comparisons and resource balancing across diverse teams. Real-world examples showing you how to raise productivity, improve staff engagement and wellbeing. Online resources which support your control of the truly agile operation. Neil Bentley and Richard Jeffery have spent over 30 years working with operations managers to simplify and bring structure to the challenges of managing in complex organizations. Today their Active Operations Management methodology is used by thousands of managers, raising performance and ensuring the wellbeing of those involved.Trade ReviewI enjoyed this book and learning more about active operations management. It gave me some key tips and advice that I am excited to apply throughout the workplace. * NetGalley *Table of ContentsTable of ContentsIntroduction 6Section 1: The importance of having a method 6Chapter One: Why this and why now? 6Chapter 2: The Nuts and Bolts of Service Operations 10Chapter 3: How AOM Helps to Achieve Balance 16Chapter 4: Why Bother? 25Section 2: What is AOM and how does it work? 32Chapter 5: We are all out of Magic Bullets 32Chapter 6: The Four Perspectives 37Chapter 7: Behaviours and Skills 41Chapter 8: The AOM Method and Tools 49Chapter 9: So how do you rate yourself? 56Chapter 10: Overview of the AOM Method 60Chapter 11: Back to Basics 67Chapter 12: Your first plan 72Chapter 13: Planning Work 79Chapter 14: Balancing a Plan 87Chapter 15: Controlling to Plan 94Chapter 16: Reviewing and Learning 99Section 4: AOM and The Bigger Picture 109Chapter 17: Where next? 109Chapter 18: AOM in a world of change 112Chapter 19: AOM and the future of operations 119Chapter 20: Goodbye and Goodluck 126
£15.19
Packt Publishing Limited Pentaho Data Integration Quick Start Guide:
Book SynopsisGet productive quickly with Pentaho Data IntegrationKey Features Take away the pain of starting with a complex and powerful system Simplify your data transformation and integration work Explore, transform, and validate your data with Pentaho Data Integration Book DescriptionPentaho Data Integration(PDI) is an intuitive and graphical environment packed with drag and drop design and powerful Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) capabilities. Given its power and flexibility, initial attempts to use the Pentaho Data Integration tool can be difficult or confusing. This book is the ideal solution.This book reduces your learning curve with PDI. It provides the guidance needed to make you productive, covering the main features of Pentaho Data Integration. It demonstrates the interactive features of the graphical designer, and takes you through the main ETL capabilities that the tool offers.By the end of the book, you will be able to use PDI for extracting, transforming, and loading the types of data you encounter on a daily basis.What you will learn Design, preview and run transformations in Spoon Run transformations using the Pan utility Understand how to obtain data from different types of files Connect to a database and explore it using the database explorer Understand how to transform data in a variety of ways Understand how to insert data into database tables Design and run jobs for sequencing tasks and sending emails Combine the execution of jobs and transformations Who this book is forThis book is for software developers, business intelligence analysts, and others involved or interested in developing ETL solutions, or more generally, doing any kind of data manipulation.Table of ContentsTable of Contents Getting Started with PDI Getting Familiar with Spoon Extracting Data Tranforming Data Loading Data Orchestrating your Work
£22.79
Packt Publishing Limited Hands-On Enterprise Application Development with
Book SynopsisArchitect scalable, reliable, and maintainable applications for enterprises with PythonKey Features Explore various Python design patterns used for enterprise software development Apply best practices for testing and performance optimization to build stable applications Learn about different attacking strategies used on enterprise applications and how to avoid them Book DescriptionDynamically typed languages like Python are continuously improving. With the addition of exciting new features and a wide selection of modern libraries and frameworks, Python has emerged as an ideal language for developing enterprise applications. Hands-On Enterprise Application Development with Python will show you how to build effective applications that are stable, secure, and easily scalable.The book is a detailed guide to building an end-to-end enterprise-grade application in Python. You will learn how to effectively implement Python features and design patterns that will positively impact your application lifecycle. The book also covers advanced concurrency techniques that will help you build a RESTful application with an optimized frontend. Given that security and stability are the foundation for an enterprise application, you’ll be trained on effective testing, performance analysis, and security practices, and understand how to embed them in your codebase during the initial phase. You’ll also be guided in how to move on from a monolithic architecture to one that is service oriented, leveraging microservices and serverless deployment techniques.By the end of the book, you will have become proficient at building efficient enterprise applications in Python.What you will learn Understand the purpose of design patterns and their impact on application lifecycle Build applications that can handle large amounts of data-intensive operations Uncover advanced concurrency techniques and discover how to handle a large number of requests in production Optimize frontends to improve the client-side experience of your application Effective testing and performance profiling techniques to detect issues in applications early in the development cycle Build applications with a focus on security Implement large applications as microservices to improve scalability Who this book is forIf you’re a developer who wants to build enterprise-grade applications, this book is for you. Basic to intermediate-level of programming experience with Python and database systems is required to understand the concepts covered in this book.Table of ContentsTable of Contents Using Python for Enterprise Design Patterns: Making a Choice Building for Large Scale Database Operations Dealing with Concurrency Building for Large Scale Request Handling Example: Building BugZot Building Optimized Frontends Writing Testable Code Profiling Applications for Performance Securing Your Application Taking the Microservices Approach Testing and Tracing in Microservices Going Serverless Deploying to the Cloud Enterprise Application Integration and its Patterns Microservices and Enterprise Application Integration
£37.99
Packt Publishing Limited Odoo 14 Development Cookbook: Rapidly build,
Book SynopsisWith over 200 recipes covering real-world examples, take your Odoo development skills to the next level and solve complex business problems using this guideKey Features Learn to develop new modules and modify existing modules using the Odoo framework Explore key concepts of the Odoo framework to build robust business applications Create dynamic websites with snippets and learn to deploy an Odoo instance on the server or Odoo.sh Book DescriptionWith its latest iteration, the powerful Odoo framework released a wide variety of features for rapid application development. This updated Odoo development cookbook will help you explore the new features in Odoo 14 and learn how to use them to develop Odoo applications from scratch. You'll learn about the new website concepts in Odoo 14 and get a glimpse of Odoo's new web-client framework, the Odoo Web Library (OWL). Once you've completed the installation, you'll begin to explore the Odoo framework with real-world examples. You'll then create a new Odoo module from the ground up and progress to advanced framework concepts. You'll also learn how to modify existing applications, including Point of Sale (POS) applications. This book isn't just limited to backend development; you'll discover advanced JavaScript recipes for creating new views and widgets. As you progress, you'll learn about website development and become a quality Odoo developer by studying performance optimization, debugging, and automated testing. Finally, you'll delve into advanced concepts such as multi-website, In-App Purchasing (IAP), Odoo.sh, the IoT Box, and security. By the end of the book, you'll have all the knowledge you need to build impressive Odoo applications and you'll be well versed in development best practices that will come in handy when working with the Odoo framework.What you will learn Build beautiful websites with Odoo CMS using dynamic building blocks Get to grips with advanced concepts such as caching, prefetching, debugging Modify backend JavaScript components and POS applications with the new OWL framework Connect and access any object in Odoo via Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) Manage, deploy, and test an Odoo instance with Odoo.sh Configure IoT Box to add and upgrade Point of Sale (POS) hardware Find out how to implement in-app purchase services Who this book is forThis book is suitable for both newcomers and experienced Odoo developers who want to develop a highly efficient business application with the Odoo framework. Basic knowledge of Python and JavaScript is necessary to get the most out of the book.Table of ContentsTable of Contents Installing the Odoo Development Environment Managing Odoo Server Instances Creating Odoo Add-On Modules Application Models Basic Server-Side Development Managing Module Data Debugging Modules Advanced Server-Side Development Techniques Backend Views Security Access Internationalization Automation, Workflows, Emails, and Printing Web Server Development CMS Website Development Web Client Development The Odoo Web Library (OWL) In-App Purchasing with Odoo Automated Test Cases Managing, Deploying, and Testing with Odoo.sh Remote Procedure Calls In Odoo Performance Optimization Point of Sale Managing Emails in Odoo Managing IoT Box
£39.99
College Publications Inconsistency Robustness
£19.47
It Governance Publishing Ltd Governance of Enterprise It Based on COBIT 5 A Management Guide
£30.22
Bob Mather Artificial Intelligence Bundle: 3 Books in 1
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£75.99
Eastwood Harris Pty Ltd Planning and Control Using Oracle Primavera P6
Book SynopsisAll scheduling software is difficult to learn for a number of reasons. None have the optimal settings when installed and Layouts, User Preferences and default options need to be adjusted to obtain the best possible performance. Usually the Help files do not connect the user to real life situations and do not explain the practical use of functions. Furthermore, there are many flicks and switches with obscure names that are difficult to understand or decide what they do or which are important. These issues make learning the software very difficult without a comprehensive guide written by an experienced user. Investing in a book written by Paul E Harris will address all these issues and allow you to setup the software properly and understand all the obscure functions letting you become productive more quickly and enhance your career opportunities and salary with a solid understanding of the software. This book is an update of the author’s Primavera P6 Version 8 to 22 book and has been written so it may be used with any software industry version. The book is packed with screen shots, constructive tips and contains workshops with solutions at the end of each chapter for the reader to practice the skills taught. It has been written so it may be used with either the Professional Project Management Client version or the Enterprise Project Portfolio Management Optional Client. The book is aimed at: 1. People who wish learn the software but are unable to attend a training course and find the software reference manual hard going. 2. Project management companies who wish to run their own software training courses or provide their employees with an alternative text to the vendor supplied user manual. 3. Training organizations requiring a training manual to run their own training courses. The book is designed to teach planners and schedulers in any industry how to setup and use the software in a project environment. It explains in plain English and in a logical sequence, the steps required to create and maintain an unresourced and resourced schedule. It tackles some of the more complex aspects of the software that the user manual does not address. It highlights the sources of information and the methods that should be employed to produce a realistic and useful project schedule. The book provides advice on how on how the many software options may be applied to projects environments and it aims to teach readers how to plan and control projects created within the software package and stays focused on explaining how to use Primavera to schedule projects by: 1. Concentrating on the core functions required to set up an enterprise environment and how to plan and control projects. 2. Providing command lists at the start of each chapter as a quick reference. 3. Providing a comprehensive table of contents and index of all topics. The book is intended to be used: 1. As a self-teach book, or 2. A user guide, or 3. A training manual for a three-day training course, instructor PowerPoint slide shows are available from the author. This book is written by an experienced scheduler, who has used the software at the sharp end of projects and is not a techo. It draws on the author's practical experience in using the software in a wide variety of industries. It presents workable solutions to real day to day planning and scheduling problems and contains practical advice on how to set up the software and import data.Trade ReviewThe latest release of the Oracle Primavera P6 PPM manual adds to the already impressive collection of project management concepts and project management software training manuals written by Paul Harris. The Oracle Primavera P6 PPM manual expands the previous version of the book to create a comprehensive guide for creating and managing projects using the P6 PPM client. The book follows a logical approach to project schedule development, enabling the user to progress from the definition of project attributes, to the definition of WBS, activities and relationship, and the subsequent creation of resource assignment and the development of the project coding structures. Common to other guides written by Paul, the manual allows the user to learn through self- paced training as well as allowing the content to be delivered in a classroom workshop environment. The extent of the material covered by the book ensures that the manual remains a source of useful reference even after the initial training has been completed. Paul’s many years of experience as project controls practitioner is reflected in the content of the book, with informative tips on the practical use the software features incorporated throughout the book’s chapters. I recommend Paul’s book to anyone who wants to enhance their knowledge about Oracle Primavera P6 application. The presence of Paul’s books in many organisations focused on successful project delivery is recognition of their value to all project management practitioners. Jan Hanak, Managing Director, Keen Science Pty Ltd. The P6 PPM Manual by Paul Harris is a well-crafted guide into the concepts and functionality of Oracle Primavera P6. The manual contains 30 chapters of essential information that P6 users will require to get the most out of this complex scheduling tool. It makes the critical distinction between planning and tracking a non-resourced and a resourced plan and explains the necessary processes in a clear and concise manner. Most chapters are reinforced with a workshop and this gives students the all-important “hands on” time with the software. I believe that this is the best way to understand and learn a new software tool and the workshop data is practical and relevant. The P6 topics are introduced in a logical manner that follows the PMBOK Project Lifecycle stages. Once the P6 interface is understood, the process of building a project is undertaken. The main deliverables are defined in the WBS, the work is broken down into activities, logic is added, calendars are defined and scheduling is undertaken. There are a considerable number of preferences and settings that influence the scheduling calculations and all are explained in a timely and precise fashion. I have been teaching Primavera scheduling to a wide range of industries for over 10 years and I believe that Paul’s training material offers the best combination of functional and practical training, delivered in a style that is easy to comprehend. Tom Grant MSc BSc, Principal, TAG ConsultancyTable of Contents1. INTRODUCTION 2. CREATING A PROJECT PLAN 3. STARTING UP AND NAVIGATION 4. CREATING A NEW PROJECT 5. DEFINING CALENDARS 6. CREATING A PRIMAVERA PROJECT WBS 7. ADDING ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZING UNDER THE WBS 8. FORMATTING THE DISPLAY 9. ADDING RELATIONSHIPS 10. ACTIVITY NETWORK VIEW 11. CONSTRAINTS 12. GROUP, SORT AND LAYOUTS 13. FILTERS 14. PRINTING AND REPORTS 15. SCHEDULING OPTIONS AND SETTING A BASELINE 16. UPDATING AN UNRESOURCED SCHEDULE 17. USER AND ADMINISTRATION PREFERENCES AND SCHEDULING OPTIONS 18. CREATING ROLES AND RESOURCES 19. ASSIGNING ROLES, RESOURCES AND EXPENSES 20. RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION 21. UPDATING A RESOURCED SCHEDULE 22. OTHER METHODS OF ORGANIZING PROJECT DATA 23. GLOBAL CHANGE 24. MANAGING THE ENTERPRISE ENVIRONMENT 25. MULTIPLE PROJECT SCHEDULING 26. UTILITIES 27. EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT WITH P6 28. WHAT IS NEW IN P6 VERSIONS 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 AND 23 29. TOPICS NOT COVERED IN THIS PUBLICATION 30. 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£65.55
Eastwood Harris Pty Ltd Planning and Control Using Oracle Primavera P6
Book SynopsisAll scheduling software is difficult to learn for a number of reasons. None have the optimal settings when installed and Layouts, User Preferences and default options need to be adjusted to obtain the best possible performance. Usually the Help files do not connect the user to real life situations and do not explain the practical use of functions. Furthermore, there are many flicks and switches with obscure names that are difficult to understand or decide what they do or which are important. These issues make learning the software very difficult without a comprehensive guide written by an experienced user. Investing in a book written by Paul E Harris will address all these issues and allow you to setup the software properly and understand all the obscure functions letting you become productive more quickly and enhance your career opportunities and salary with a solid understanding of the software. This book is an update of the author’s Primavera P6 Version 8 to 22 book and has been written so it may be used with any software industry version. The book is packed with screen shots, constructive tips and contains workshops with solutions at the end of each chapter for the reader to practice the skills taught. It has been written so it may be used with either the Professional Project Management Client version or the Enterprise Project Portfolio Management Optional Client. The book is aimed at: 1. People who wish learn the software but are unable to attend a training course and find the software reference manual hard going. 2. Project management companies who wish to run their own software training courses or provide their employees with an alternative text to the vendor supplied user manual. 3. Training organizations requiring a training manual to run their own training courses. The book is designed to teach planners and schedulers in any industry how to setup and use the software in a project environment. It explains in plain English and in a logical sequence, the steps required to create and maintain an unresourced and resourced schedule. It tackles some of the more complex aspects of the software that the user manual does not address. It highlights the sources of information and the methods that should be employed to produce a realistic and useful project schedule. The book provides advice on how on how the many software options may be applied to projects environments and it aims to teach readers how to plan and control projects created within the software package and stays focused on explaining how to use Primavera to schedule projects by: 1. Concentrating on the core functions required to set up an enterprise environment and how to plan and control projects. 2. Providing command lists at the start of each chapter as a quick reference. 3. Providing a comprehensive table of contents and index of all topics. The book is intended to be used: 1. As a self-teach book, or 2. A user guide, or 3. A training manual for a three-day training course, instructor PowerPoint slide shows are available from the author. This book is written by an experienced scheduler, who has used the software at the sharp end of projects and is not a techo. It draws on the author's practical experience in using the software in a wide variety of industries. It presents workable solutions to real day to day planning and scheduling problems and contains practical advice on how to set up the software and import data.Trade ReviewThe latest release of the Oracle Primavera P6 PPM manual adds to the already impressive collection of project management concepts and project management software training manuals written by Paul Harris. The Oracle Primavera P6 PPM manual expands the previous version of the book to create a comprehensive guide for creating and managing projects using the P6 PPM client. The book follows a logical approach to project schedule development, enabling the user to progress from the definition of project attributes, to the definition of WBS, activities and relationship, and the subsequent creation of resource assignment and the development of the project coding structures. Common to other guides written by Paul, the manual allows the user to learn through self- paced training as well as allowing the content to be delivered in a classroom workshop environment. The extent of the material covered by the book ensures that the manual remains a source of useful reference even after the initial training has been completed. Paul’s many years of experience as project controls practitioner is reflected in the content of the book, with informative tips on the practical use the software features incorporated throughout the book’s chapters. I recommend Paul’s book to anyone who wants to enhance their knowledge about Oracle Primavera P6 application. The presence of Paul’s books in many organisations focused on successful project delivery is recognition of their value to all project management practitioners. Jan Hanak, Managing Director, Keen Science Pty Ltd. The P6 PPM Manual by Paul Harris is a well-crafted guide into the concepts and functionality of Oracle Primavera P6. The manual contains 30 chapters of essential information that P6 users will require to get the most out of this complex scheduling tool. It makes the critical distinction between planning and tracking a non-resourced and a resourced plan and explains the necessary processes in a clear and concise manner. Most chapters are reinforced with a workshop and this gives students the all-important “hands on” time with the software. I believe that this is the best way to understand and learn a new software tool and the workshop data is practical and relevant. The P6 topics are introduced in a logical manner that follows the PMBOK Project Lifecycle stages. Once the P6 interface is understood, the process of building a project is undertaken. The main deliverables are defined in the WBS, the work is broken down into activities, logic is added, calendars are defined and scheduling is undertaken. There are a considerable number of preferences and settings that influence the scheduling calculations and all are explained in a timely and precise fashion. I have been teaching Primavera scheduling to a wide range of industries for over 10 years and I believe that Paul’s training material offers the best combination of functional and practical training, delivered in a style that is easy to comprehend. Tom Grant MSc BSc, Principal, TAG ConsultancyTable of Contents1. INTRODUCTION 2. CREATING A PROJECT PLAN 3. STARTING UP AND NAVIGATION 4. CREATING A NEW PROJECT 5. DEFINING CALENDARS 6. CREATING A PRIMAVERA PROJECT WBS 7. ADDING ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZING UNDER THE WBS 8. FORMATTING THE DISPLAY 9. ADDING RELATIONSHIPS 10. ACTIVITY NETWORK VIEW 11. CONSTRAINTS 12. GROUP, SORT AND LAYOUTS 13. FILTERS 14. PRINTING AND REPORTS 15. SCHEDULING OPTIONS AND SETTING A BASELINE 16. UPDATING AN UNRESOURCED SCHEDULE 17. USER AND ADMINISTRATION PREFERENCES AND SCHEDULING OPTIONS 18. CREATING ROLES AND RESOURCES 19. ASSIGNING ROLES, RESOURCES AND EXPENSES 20. RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION 21. UPDATING A RESOURCED SCHEDULE 22. OTHER METHODS OF ORGANIZING PROJECT DATA 23. GLOBAL CHANGE 24. MANAGING THE ENTERPRISE ENVIRONMENT 25. MULTIPLE PROJECT SCHEDULING 26. UTILITIES 27. EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT WITH P6 28. WHAT IS NEW IN P6 VERSIONS 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 AND 23 29. TOPICS NOT COVERED IN THIS PUBLICATION 30. INDEX
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J Ross Publishing Enterprise Project Management Using Microsoft®
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Equity Press SAP PM Interview Questions, Answers, and Explanations: SAP Plant Maintenance Certification Review
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Equity Press SAP QM Interview Questions, Answers, Explanations: SAP Quality Management Certification Review
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Rosenfeld Media The Right Way to Select Technology: Get the Real
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Rosenfeld Media Digital and Marketing Asset Management: The Real
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Simon Dough Artificial Intelligence: A Practical Guide to
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Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften Numérique: Le Travail Réinventé?
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Springer Nature Switzerland AG Successfully Managing S/4HANA Projects: The
Book SynopsisThe book describes the complete project process in individual steps for SAP S/4HANA project management based on the SAP ACTIVATE implementation methodology. By imparting knowledge based on experience with real SAP projects, the book supports project managers in developing skills and qualifications that will lead them to the successful management of SAP projects. In this context it emphasizes the crucial role of human interaction from the start to the successful completion of projects and provides useful tips on how to recognize and avoid pitfalls.Enriched with a wide range of material such as templates, checklists and practical examples, the book provides concrete guidance for project managers and participants on how to successfully manage ongoing projects. The book is valuable for both beginners and experienced project managers and also gives decision makers and stakeholders an excellent insight into the planning and management of large projects.Table of ContentsChapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. What makes an SAP-Project so different?.- Chapter 3. The SAP S/4HANA project: How it should be.- Chapter 4. The SAP S/4HANA Project: How it is.- Chapter 5. The underestimated success factor: people.- Chapter 6. Project Planning, Control and Quality Assurance.- Chapter 7. Examples of real-live SAP-S/4HANA Projects.- Chapter 8. Consultants: Boon or Bane? Benefit or Burden?.- Chapter 9. Tools for project support.- Chapter 10. 12 Commandments for a successful SAP project.
£71.24
Springer Nature Switzerland AG Successfully Managing S/4HANA Projects: The
Book SynopsisThe book describes the complete project process in individual steps for SAP S/4HANA project management based on the SAP ACTIVATE implementation methodology. By imparting knowledge based on experience with real SAP projects, the book supports project managers in developing skills and qualifications that will lead them to the successful management of SAP projects. In this context it emphasizes the crucial role of human interaction from the start to the successful completion of projects and provides useful tips on how to recognize and avoid pitfalls.Enriched with a wide range of material such as templates, checklists and practical examples, the book provides concrete guidance for project managers and participants on how to successfully manage ongoing projects. The book is valuable for both beginners and experienced project managers and also gives decision makers and stakeholders an excellent insight into the planning and management of large projects.Table of ContentsChapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. What makes an SAP-Project so different?.- Chapter 3. The SAP S/4HANA project: How it should be.- Chapter 4. The SAP S/4HANA Project: How it is.- Chapter 5. The underestimated success factor: people.- Chapter 6. Project Planning, Control and Quality Assurance.- Chapter 7. Examples of real-live SAP-S/4HANA Projects.- Chapter 8. Consultants: Boon or Bane? Benefit or Burden?.- Chapter 9. Tools for project support.- Chapter 10. 12 Commandments for a successful SAP project.
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Verlag Peter Lang Internet Pricing: Economic Approaches to
Book SynopsisWith the development of the Internet from a research network to a commercial and integrated network which must satisfy heterogeneous user demand, prices for Internet usage play an important role. This study analyzes the pricing of Internet transport services and interconnection. It explains why appropriate pricing requires popular flat rates to be abandoned. They should be replaced by usage-based prices which are load-sensitive and take different service qualities into consideration. The aim of this work is to give an overview of Internet pricing proposals, to classify, investigate, and evaluate these pricing schemes as well as to elaborate on relations between them. Evaluations are based on normative criteria for Internet pricing from the point of view of social welfare and the perspectives of both Internet service providers and users. Moreover, this book shows what efficient settlement rules look like at the interconnection level. Since these interconnection pricing agreements are closely related to retail pricing models the compatibility between them is also analyzed.
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Walter de Gruyter Statistik
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Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH Outlook professionell nutzen für Dummies
Book SynopsisEin überquellendes Postfach, zu viele Meetings, nie genügend Zeit? Nutzen Sie Outlook richtig - nicht nur zum Mailen, sondern auch und vor allem zur Organisation Ihrer Kontakte, Termine und Aufgaben. Christine Peyton und Andre Möller zeigen Ihnen, wie Ihnen Outlook hilft, sich zu organisieren, Prioritäten zu setzen und vieles mehr. Planen Sie Besprechungen mit mehreren Teilnehmern und nutzen Sie die Funktionen von Microsoft 365 für die Zusammenarbeit. Halten Sie Ihren Posteingang aufgeräumt, finden Sie Mails und Unterlagen schnell wieder, lassen Sie sich Terminüberschneidungen anzeigen, reservieren Sie Räume und Geräte und archivieren Sie mit System. Beherrschen Sie das Chaos!Table of ContentsÜber die Autoren 9 Einleitung 19 Teil I: Outlook kennenlernen: die Grundlagen 23 Kapitel 1: Outlook als Alleskönner – die Module im Überblick 25 Kapitel 2: Outlook als E- Mail- Programm 33 Kapitel 3: E- Mails mit und ohne Anhang verschicken 65 Kapitel 4: E- Mails mit Pfiff 83 Kapitel 5: Nachrichten empfangen 101 Teil II: Daten verwalten, archivieren und verschlüsseln 139 Kapitel 6: PST- Dateien, mehrere Konten und Mails archivieren 141 Kapitel 7: Sicherheit und Sicherheitsrisiken 161 Teil III: So organisieren Sie Ihren Arbeitsalltag mit Outlook 189 Kapitel 8: Termine in Outlook 191 Kapitel 9: Termine eingeben, bearbeiten und verwalten 213 Kapitel 10: Aufgaben erstellen 265 Kapitel 11: Kontakte managen 281 Kapitel 12: Outlook- Kontakte für den Serienbrief nutzen 305 Kapitel 13: Praktische Gedächtnisstützen – Notizen 319 Kapitel 14: Importieren, exportieren und synchronisieren 325 Kapitel 15: Kollaboration in einer Organisation 357 Teil IV: Top-Ten-Teil 373 Kapitel 16: Zehn Tipps für den geschickten Umgang mit Outlook 375 Abbildungsverzeichnis 385 Stichwortverzeichnis 399
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Java: Eine Einführung
Book SynopsisDas Buch ist eine Einführung in die Programmiersprache Java. In den ersten Kapiteln werden die Grundlagen behandelt: Klassen, Objekte, Interfaces und Pakete. Weitere Kapitel befassen sich mit Benutzeroberflächen, der Ausnahmebehandlung, der Threadprogrammierung, mit Client/Server-Implementierung, Javas Sicherheitsmechanismen und dem Aufruf entfernter Methoden. Alle Sprachkonstrukte und die verwendeten Klassen der Java-Standardbibliothek werden an Beispielen verdeutlicht. An die einzelnen Kapitel schließt sich eine Reihe von Übungsaufgaben an. Die kompletten Beispielprogramme und Lösungen zu den Übungen befinden sich auf der beiliegenden CD-ROM.In der 4. Auflage wurde die Behandlung des IO-Frameworks um das New IO API (NIO), das seit JDK 1.4 neben das streambasierte API tritt, erweitert. Einige Client/Server-Beispiele wurden auf NIO umgestellt. Bei der Ausnahmebehandlung wurde das neue Java-Sprachkonstrukt der Zusicherungen (assertions) ergänzt.Table of Contents1 Einleitung.- 1.1 Erste Beispiele.- 1.2 Die Ausführung von Java-Programmen.- 1.3 Übungsaufgaben.- 2 Lexikalische Konventionen.- 2.1 Lexikalische Elemente.- 2.2 Kommentare.- 2.3 Bezeichner.- 2.4 Schlüsselwörter.- 2.5 Interpunktionszeichen.- 2.6 Operatoren.- 2.7 Syntaxnotation.- 2.8 Übungsaufgabe.- 3 Typen und Werte.- 3.1 Datentypen.- 3.2 Wertebereiche.- 4 Konstanten und Variablen.- 4.1 Ganzzahlige Konstanten.- 4.2 Gleitpunktkonstanten.- 4.3 Zeichenkonstanten.- 4.4 Zeichenkettenkonstanten.- 4.5 Die Nullreferenz.- 4.6 Variablen.- 4.7 Symbolische Konstanten.- 4.8 Die Initialisierung von Variablen.- 4.9 Übungsaufgaben.- 5 Typumwandlungen, Ausdrücke und Operatoren.- 5.1 Typumwandlungen.- 5.1.1 Elementare Typvergrößerungen.- 5.1.2 Elementare Typverkleinerungen.- 5.1.3 Vergrößerungen von Referenztypen.- 5.1.4 Verkleinerungen von Referenztypen.- 5.1.5 Typumwandlungen nach String.- 5.2 Konversionskontexte.- 5.2.1 Zuweisungskonversionen.- 5.2.2 Methodenaufruf-Konversionen.- 5.2.3 String-Konversionen.- 5.2.4 Numerische Typangleichungen.- 5.3 Explizite Casts.- 5.4 Ausdrücke und Operatoren.- 5.4.1 Elementare Ausdrücke und Namen.- 5.4.2 Postfix-Inkrement und Dekrement.- 5.4.3 Einstellige Operatoren.- 5.4.4 Multiplikative Operatoren.- 5.4.5 Additive Operatoren.- 5.4.6 Shift-Operatoren.- 5.4.7 Relationale Operatoren.- 5.4.8 Gleichheitsoperatoren.- 5.4.9 Bit-Operatoren und logische Operatoren.- 5.4.10 Boolesche Operatoren.- 5.4.11 Der Konditional-Operator.- 5.4.12 Zuweisungsoperatoren.- 5.4.13 Konstante Ausdrücke.- 5.4.14 Zuweisungen und Initialisierungen.- 5.5 Übungsaufgaben.- 6 Anweisungen.- 6.1 Lokale Variablen.- 6.1.1 final lokale Variablen.- 6.2 Leeranweisungen.- 6.3 Ausdrucksanweisungen.- 6.4 Auswahlanweisungen.- 6.4.1 Die if-Anweisung.- 6.4.2 Die switch-Anweisung.- 6.5 Wiederholungsanweisungen.- 6.5.1 Die while-Anweisung.- 6.5.2 Die do-Anweisung.- 6.5.3 Die for-Anweisung.- 6.6 Markierte Anweisungen.- 6.7 Die break-Anweisung.- 6.8 Die continue-Anweisung.- 6.9 Weitere Java-Anweisungen.- 6.10 Übungsaufgaben.- 7 Felder.- 7.1 Feldvariablen.- 7.2 Die Erzeugung von Feldern.- 7.3 Der Zugriff auf Feldkomponenten.- 7.4 Mehrdimensionale Felder.- 7.5 Felder als Objekte.- 7.6 Typumwandlungen.- 7.7 Felder und Zeichenketten.- 7.8 Übungsaufgaben.- 8 Klassen und Objekte.- 8.1 Klassendeklarationen.- 8.2 Der Zugriff auf Klassenelemente.- 8.3 Instanz- und Klassenvariablen.- 8.4 Die Initialisierung von Variablen.- 8.5 Konstante Klassenelemente.- 8.6 Methoden.- 8.6.1 Methodendeklaration.- 8.6.2 Methodenaufruf.- 8.6.3 Die return-Anweisung.- 8.7 Instanz- und Klassenmethoden.- 8.8 Überladene Methoden.- 8.9 Die Konstruktion von Objekten.- 8.10 static Initialisierer.- 8.11 Objektzerstörung.- 8.12 Übungsaufgaben.- 9 Subklassen, Superklassen und Vererbung.- 9.1 Vererbung.- 9.2 Verdeckte Variablen.- 9.3 Umwandlungen von Referenztypen.- 9.4 Überschriebene Methoden.- 9.4.1 static Methoden.- 9.4.2 Methodenaufrufe mittels super.- 9.5 final Methoden und Klassen.- 9.6 Die Konstruktion von Objekten.- 9.7 Abstrakte Methoden und Klassen.- 9.8 Typinformationen zur Laufzeit.- 9.9 Übungsaufgaben.- 10 Pakete, Geltungsbereiche und Zugreifbarkeit.- 10.1 Pakete.- 10.2 Geltungsbereiche.- 10.3 Zugriffsrechte.- 10.3.1 Zugriffsrechte und Vererbung.- 10.4 Import-Deklarationen.- 10.5 Die Suche nach class-Dateien.- 10.6 Java-Archive.- 10.7 Bibliotheken und Projekte.- 10.8 Übungsaufgaben.- 11 Interfaces.- 11.1 Interfacedeklarationen.- 11.2 Interfaceelemente.- 11.2.1 Interfacemethoden.- 11.2.2 Interfacevariablen.- 11.3 Die Implementation von Interfaces.- 11.4 Sub- und Superinterfaces.- 11.5 Mehrdeutigkeiten.- 11.6 Interfaces aus der Java-Bibliothek.- 11.7 Übungsaufgaben.- 12 Eingebettete Klassendeklarationen.- 12.1 Innere Klassen.- 12.2 Anonyme Klassen.- 12.3 Eingebettete static Klassen.- 12.4 Übungsaufgaben.- 13 Aufbau von Benutzeroberflächen (Teil I).- 13.1 Ein erstes Beispiel.- 13.2 Grundkomponenten.- 13.2.1 Ränder, Farben, Fonts.- 13.2.2 Labels und Icons.- 13.2.3 Buttons.- 13.2.4 Listen und Auswahlkomponenten.- 13.2.5 Einfache Textkomponenten.- 13.3 Layout-Manager.- 13.3.1 Das FlowLayout.- 13.3.2 Das BorderLayout.- 13.3.3 Das OverlayLayout.- 13.3.4 Das GridLayout.- 13.3.5 Das BoxLayout und der Box-Container.- 13.3.6 Das CardLayout und JTabbedPane.- 13.3.7 Layout mittels Container-Schachtelung.- 13.4 Container.- 13.4.1 JDialog-Objekte.- 13.4.2 JInternalFrames.- 13.4.3 Applets.- 13.4.4 Applets und Fenster.- 13.4.5 Eingebettete Container.- 13.5 Menüs und Toolbars.- 13.5.1 Pulldown-Menüs.- 13.5.2 Popup-Menüs.- 13.5.3 Toolbars.- 13.6 Swing-Interna.- 13.6.1 Low-level Ereignisse.- 13.6.2 Die Darstellung von Komponenten.- 13.7 Übungsaufgaben.- 14 Grundlegende Klassen.- 14.1 Zeichenketten.- 14.2 Zeichenketten-Puffer.- 14.3 Suchen in Zeichenketten mit regulären Ausdrücken.- 14.4 Hüllklassen für elementare Datentypen.- 14.5 Zeitpunkte und Kalender.- 14.6 Text-Formatierung von Zahlen, Zeitpunkten und Nachrichten.- 14.6.1 Text-Formatierung von Zahlen.- 14.6.2 Text-Formatierung von Zeitpunkten.- 14.6.3 Text-Formatierung von Nachrichten.- 14.7 Sprach- und länderspezifische Einstellungen.- 14.7.1 Internationalisierung von Standard-Komponenten.- 14.7.2 Applikationsspezifische Internationalisierung.- 14.7.3 Explizite Auswahl von Sprache und Land.- 14.8 Mengen, Listen und Zuordnungen.- 14.8.1 Mengen.- 14.8.2 Geordnete Mengen.- 14.8.3 Listen.- 14.8.4 Zuordnungen.- 14.9 Elementare mathematische Funktionen.- 14.10 Zugriffe auf das System.- 14.11 Übungsaufgaben.- 15 Ausnahmebehandlung.- 15.1 Einleitung.- 15.2 Ausnahmetypen.- 15.3 Die Behandlung von Ausnahmen.- 15.4 Die throws-Klausel.- 15.5 Ausnahmen explizit auswerfen.- 15.6 Überschriebene Methoden und throws-Klauseln.- 15.7 Zusicherungen.- 15.8 Übungsaufgaben.- 16 Ein- und Ausgabe.- 16.1 Einleitung.- 16.2 Ein- und Ausgabeströme für Bytes.- 16.3 Ein- und Ausgabeströme für elementare Datentypen.- 16.4 Ein- und Ausgabeströme für Zeichen und Strings.- 16.4.1 Zeichensätze.- 16.4.2 Lesen und Schreiben von Zeichenströmen.- 16.4.3 Die Codierung von Java-Sourcecode.- 16.5 Lesen und Schreiben von Dateien mit Streams.- 16.5.1 Zugriffe auf das Dateisystem.- 16.5.2 Lesen und Schreiben von Dateiströmen.- 16.5.3 Lesen und Schreiben mittels RandomAccessFile.- 16.6 Puffer.- 16.7 Ein-/Ausgabekanäle für Bytes und elementare Datentypen.- 16.8 Ein-/Ausgabekanäle für Zeichen und Strings.- 16.9 Das Serialisieren von Objekten.- 16.9.1 Persistenz durch Erreichbarkeit.- 16.9.2 Klassenspezifische Versionen von writeObject und readObject.- 16.10 Ausgabe von Log-Nachrichten.- 16.11 Übungsaufgaben.- 17 Threads und Prozesse.- 17.1 Threads.- 17.2 Eigenschaften eines Thread-Objekts.- 17.3 Thread-Scheduling, Thread-Prioritäten.- 17.4 Threadgruppen.- 17.5 Thread-Synchronisation.- 17.6 Die Kommunikation zwischen Threads.- 17.7 Threads und Applets.- 17.8 Systemprozesse.- 17.9 Übungsaufgaben.- 18 Aufbau von Benutzeroberflächen (Teil II).- 18.1 Dateiauswahl-Dialoge.- 18.2 Tabellen.- 18.2.1 Einfache Tabellen für Felder.- 18.2.2 Das TableModel.- 18.3 Höhere Textkomponenten.- 18.3.1 Die Klasse JEditorPane.- 18.3.2 Die Klasse JTextPane.- 18.4 Übungsaufgaben.- 19 Netzwerke, Client/Server-Programmierung.- 19.1 Zugriffe auf den DNS.- 19.2 TCP/IP-Verbindungen.- 19.2.1 Client-Sockets.- 19.2.2 Server-Sockets.- 19.2.3 Server mit mehreren Clients.- 19.2.4 Ein einfaches Anwendungsprotokoll über TCP/IP.- 19.3 Datenübertragung mittels UDP/IP.- 19.4 Zugriffe auf Netzressourcen über die Klasse URL.- 19.4.1 Die Bestandteile eines URIs.- 19.4.2 Das Lesen von Ressourcen.- 19.5 Servlets und dynamisch erzeugte HTML-Seiten.- 19.6 JavaServer Pages.- 19.6.1 Skriptlets.- 19.6.2 Taglibs.- 19.6.3 Arbeiten mit Objekten.- 19.7 Übungsaufgaben.- 20 Java-Sicherheit.- 20.1 Applet-Restriktionen und policy-Dateien.- 20.2 Zugriffsrechte.- 20.3 Stand-alone Anwendungen und SecurityManager.- 20.4 Digitale Signaturen.- 20.4.1 Signierte Applets.- 20.4.2 Signierte Anwendungen.- 20.5 Übungsaufgaben.- 21 Methodenaufrufe für entfernte Objekte (RMI).- 21.1 Methodenaufrufe für entfernte Objekte.- 21.2 Das Starten der Registry innerhalb des Servers.- 21.3 Kopien und Referenzen für entfernte Objekte.- 21.4 Callbacks.- 21.5 Netzwerkmethoden in Applets.- 21.6 Übungsaufgaben.- A Die Java-Syntaxregeln.- B ASCII—Tabelle.- C Konversionen von Referenztypen.- D Operatorprioritäten.- E GUI-Ereignisse und -Listener.- F Serialisierbare Klassen.- G Locale-Konstanten.- H Wichtige HTML-Markierungen.- I Einbinden von Applets in HTML.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG ARIS — Modellierungsmethoden, Metamodelle,
Book SynopsisDie "Architektur integrierter Informationssysteme" ARIS hat sich zur Optimierung von Geschäftsprozessen und zur Einführung von Anwendungssystemen auch international durchgesetzt. In diesem Buch werden die ARIS-Methoden zur Modellierung und informationstechnischen Realisierung von Geschäftsprozessen mittels der Unified Modeling Language (UML) detailliert beschrieben. Das resultierende Informationsmodell ist Grundlage eines systematischen und rationellen Methodeneinsatzes bei der Entwicklung von Anwendungssystemen. Der Einsatz der ARIS-Methoden wird an praxisrelevanten Fragestellungen veranschaulicht, z.B. Wissensmanagement, Umsetzung von Workflow-Systemen oder Einführung von Standardsoftware, speziell SAP R/3.Table of ContentsVorwortAbkürzungsverzeichnisAbbildungsverzeichnisA ARIS-GeschäftsprozeßmodellierungA.I Strategische GeschäftsprozeßanalyseA.II Modellierung der einzelnen ARIS-SichtenA.III Modellierung der Beziehungen zwischen den Sichten (Steuerungssicht)B ARIS-Vorgehensmodelle und AnwendungenB.I Einführung von Standardsoftware mit ARIS-ModellenB.II Einführung von Workflow-Systemen mit ARIS-ModellenB.III Modellgestützte Systementwicklung mit dem ARIS-FrameworkB.IV Objektorientierte Systementwicklung mit der Unified Modeling Language (UML)LiteraturverzeichnisSachwortverzeichnis
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG E-Business - Handbuch für Entscheider:
Book SynopsisDie modernen Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien sind heute in allen Unternehmensbereichen präsent. Wer es versteht, die Möglichkeiten des E-Business effizient zu nutzen und in die Unternehmensstrategie zu integrieren, wird auch auf umkämpften Märkten erfolgreich sein. Dieses Praxishandbuch wendet sich an Fach- und Führungskräfte. Es soll helfen, die Potenziale neuer Technologien zu erkennen und diese gezielt einzusetzen. Das Handbuch beschreibt hierfür Konzepte, gibt Empfehlungen und veranschaulicht beides durch zahlreiche Beispiele aus der Praxis verschiedener Unternehmen.Table of ContentsPraxisberichte.- 1.1 „Wir müssen ins Internet“.- 1.2 Relaunch als Projekt.- 1.3 Content Management bei der KUMAgroup.- 1.4 Kommunikationsplattform PROFIBUS.- 1.5 Internet Community new-in-tovw.- E-Business-Strategie.- 2.1 Strategiegrundlagen.- 2.2 E-Commerce und E-Business.- 2.3 E-Business als strategische Herausforderung.- 2.4 Old und New Economy.- 2.5 Virtuelle Bestandsoptimierung.- 2.6 Content — Information organisieren.- 2.7 Balanced Scorecard als Führungssystem.- Online-Marketing.- 3.1 Online-Werbung.- 3.2 Customer Relationship Management.- 3.3 One-to-one-Marketing.- 3.4 Success Monitoring.- 3.5 Permission Marketing.- E-Commerce.- 4.1 E-Commerce-Trends.- 4.2 Anforderungen an einen Shop.- 4.3 Erstellung elektronischer Kataloge.- 4.4 Integration von Online-Anwendungen.- 4.5 Geeignete Zahlungssysteme.- E-Procurement..- 5.1 Grundlagen des E-Procurement.- 5.2 E-Procurement Strategie.- 5.3 Beschaffung über E-Marketplaces.- 5.4 Softwarelösungen.- Content- und Knowledgemanagement.- 6.1 Content- und Knowledgemanagement.- 6.2 Einführung von CMS und KMS.- 6.3 Content Management Systeme.- 6.4 Anforderungen an ein CMS.- Personalmanagement.- 7.1 E-Learning.- 7.2 „Distant Learning“ und „E-Moderating“.- 7.3 Online-Stellenbörsen.- 7.4 Internationale Entwicklerteams.- Online-Kommunikation.- 8.1 Newsletter.- 8.2 Moderation von Chats und Newsgroups.- 8.3 Einsatzmöglichkeiten von Mailinglisten.- 8.4 Netiquette und Internet-Sprache.- Technologische Grundlagen.- 9.1 Technologische Grundlagen.- 9.2 Java.- 9.3 Flash.- 9.4 Logfile-Analyse.- 9.5 IT-Sicherheitsmanagement.- Rechtsrahmen.- 10.1 Rechtliche Dimension des E-Business.- 10.2 Domainrecht.- 10.3 Datenschutzrecht.- Trends und Visionen.- 11.1 Office Support per Mausklick.- 11.2 Location Based Services.- 11.3 Online-Communities.- 11.4 Internetfernsehen.- 11.5 Collaborative Commerce.- 11.6 Quo Vadis Internet?.- Service.- 12.1 Internet-Adressen.- 12.2 Autorenverzeichnis.- 12.3 Glossar.- 12.4 Sachverzeichnis.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Business Engineering Prozeß- und
Book SynopsisRealitätsnah werden die Techniken aus Band 1 umgesetzt. Das ausführliche Fallbeispiel enthält Auszüge aus der Strategie eines Unternehmens, aus dem Prozeß Verkauf und aus dem Verkaufs-Informationssystem. Das Buch ist damit für jeden Projektleiter und -mitarbeiter ein wertvolles Hilfsmittel. Über Internet gibt es die Möglichkeit an der Diskussion des Fallbeispiels mitzuwirken.Table of Contents1. Grundlagen einer Methode des Business Engineerings.- 1.1. Ebenen des Business Engineerings.- 1.1.1. Strategie.- 1.1.2. Prozeß.- 1.1.3. Informationssystem.- 1.1.4. Verbindung der Ebenen des Business Engineerings.- 1.2. Metamodell des Business Engineerings.- 1.3. Methode des Business Engineerings.- 2. Geschäftsstrategie.- 2.1. Leitbild.- 2.2. Strategische Stoßrichtung.- 2.3. Markt.- 2.3.1. Chancen und Gefahren.- 2.3.2. Wettbewerb.- 2.3.3. Stärken und Schwächen.- 2.4.Geschäftspartner (Soll).- 2.4.1. Lieferanten.- 2.4.2. Kunden.- 2.4.3. Strategische Allianzen.- 2.5. Marktleistungen (Soll).- 2.5.1. Produkte.- 2.5.2. Dienstleistungen.- 2.5.3. Produktportfolio nach Marktwachstum und Marktanteil.- 2.5.4. Preispolitik.- 2.5.5. Logistikklassen.- 2.6. Organisation.- 2.6.1. Charakteristik der Organisation (Ist).- 2.6.2. Organisationsstruktur (Ist).- 2.6.2.1. Konzernstruktur.- 2.6.2.2. UNTEL Schweiz AG (Ist).- 2.6.3. Organisationsstruktur (Soll).- 2.6.3.1. Primäre Organisationsstruktur.- 2.6.3.2. Geschäftsfeldorganisation.- 2.6.3.3. Prozeßorganisation.- 2.6.3.4. Standorte.- 2.6.4. IS- und IT-Architektur.- 2.7. Führungssystem (Soll).- 2.7.1. Erfolgsfaktoren.- 2.7.2. Führungsgrößen.- 2.7.3. Geschäftsziele.- 2.7.4. Planungs- und Kontrollsystem.- 2.8. Personal (Soll).- 2.9. Migrationsplan.- 2.10. Weiterführende Literatur.- 3. Prozeß.- 3.1. Prozeßvision.- 3.2. Leistungen.- 3.3. Aufgabenketten.- 3.4. Verkaufs-IS.- 3.4.1. ER-Diagramm.- 3.4.2. Beschreibung Entitätstypen.- 3.4.3. Effektmodelle und Applikations- und Datenbankbildung.- 3.5. Prozeßführung.- 4. Informationssystem.- 4.1. Beschreibung von Entitätstypen und Transaktionen.- 4.1.1. Formular zur Beschreibung von Entitätstypen.- 4.1.2.Formular zur Beschreibung von Transaktionen.- 4.2. ER-Diagramm.- 4.3. Beschreibung von Entitätstypen pro Datenbank.- 4.4. Codetabellen.- 4.5. Schnittstellenbeschreibung.- 4.6. Transaktionsbeschreibungen pro Applikation.- 4.7. Effektmodell pro Applikation.- 4.8. Entity-Life-Histories.- 4.9. Online-Transaktionsnetzwerk pro Applikation.- 4.10. Batch-Transaktionsnetzwerk pro Applikation.- 4.11. Beschreibung der Listen und Messages (Ausschnitt).- 4.12. Beschreibung der Bildschirmmasken (Ausschnitt).- 4.13. Beschreibung der Menüstrukturen (Ausschnitt).- 4.14. Beschreibung der Dialogflüsse (Ausschnitt).- 4.15. Autorisierung.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Business Engineering Navigator: Gestaltung und
Book SynopsisIn dem Buch wird die Methodik des Business Engineerings, das heißt der modell- und methodenbasierten Konstruktionslehre für Geschäftslösungen auf Strategie-, Organisations- und IT-Ebene in einen umfassenden und aktuellen Überblick erläutert. Das Metamodell sowie die Vorgehensmodelle wichtiger Projekttypen werden ausführlich erklärt. Auch wenn das Thema insgesamt unabhängig von bestimmten Werkzeugen dargestellt wird, beschreibt das Schlusskapitel exemplarisch, wie Business Engineering mit einem Modellierungswerkzeug unterstützt werden kann.Table of ContentsNotwendigkeit und Positionierung einer betriebswirtschaftlichen Konstruktionslehre.- Geschäftslösungen - Gegenstand der Analyse und Gestaltung mit BEN.- BEN-Gestaltungsmethodik für Geschäftslösungen.- BEN-Komponenten.- Werkzeugunterstützung für die Analyse und Gestaltung von Geschäftslösungen.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Internet, Telekomliberalisierung und Wirtschaftswachstum: 10 Gebote für ein digitales Wirtschaftswunder
Book SynopsisAm Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts wandelt sich die alte Industriegesellschaft in eine digitale Wissensgesellschaft. In diesem Buch wird dieser grundlegende Wandel analysiert. Festnetz- und Mobilanwendungen des Internet werden vor dem Hintergrund der europäischen und globalen Deregulierung dargestellt. Aus empirischer Sicht werden erstmals die Wachstumseffekte der Telekommunikation für Deutschland untersucht; zudem die Wirkungen des Internet für Wachstum und Beschäftigung quantifiziert. Die Herausforderungen an die Wirtschaftspolitik werden in 10 Geboten für die Internet- und Bildungspolitik formuliert. Es wird gezeigt, dass sich bei richtigen Weichenstellungen erhebliche Expansionspotentiale in Deutschland und Europa ergeben.Table of ContentsA. Das Ende der alten Industriegesellschaft.- A.1 Technischer Fortschritt und Strukturwandel.- A.2 Auf dem Weg in die Wissensgesellschaft.- B. Neue Chancen durch das Internet.- B1. I&K-Revolution und transatlantische Wachstumsunterschiede.- B.2 Mobiltelefonie und Aktienmarkt.- B.3 Internet-Chancen und Internet-Probleme.- C. Telekomderegulierungsimpulse und Internet-Spezifika.- C. 1 Deregulierung der Telekommunikationswirtschaft.- C.2 Internationale Tendenzen der Telekommunikation.- C.3 Internet-Spezifika.- C.4 Telekomkrise und strategische Perspektiven.- Appendix C1: Zugangsmöglichkeiten zum Internet.- Appendix C2: Industrieökonomische Regulierungsproblematik.- D. Wachstumseffekte der Telekommunikation.- D.1 Telekommunikation, Dienstleistungen und Produktivität.- D.2 Produktionsfunktion, technologische Innovation und Kommunikation.- D.3 Ergebnisse der empirischen Analyse.- E. Wachstum und Beschäftigung durch das Internet.- E.1 Gesamtwirtschaftliche Bedeutung der Internet-Nutzung.- E.2 Auswirkungen eines taktfreien Zugangs zum Internet.- E.3 Einige wirtschaftspolitische Schluhßfolgerungen.- Appendix E1: Gegen Vorurteile zum Internet Pauschaltarif.- F. Herausforderungen der Wirtschaftspolitik: Zehn Gebote für die Internet- und Bildungsgesellschaft.- F.1 Wirtschaftspolitische Herausforderungen.- F.2 10 Gebote für die Internet-Gesellschaft.- G. Einige Schlußfolgerungen.- Anhang I: Strategische Internet-Perspektiven.- Anhang II: Wachstumsanalyse auf Basis der Wertschöpfung der Sektoren.- Anhang III: Internetdichte ( mit und ohne Flatrate ).- Abbildungsverzeichnis.- Tabellenverzeichnis.- Literatur.- Nützliche Internetadressen.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Integrierte Unternehmensplanung: Anforderungen,
Book SynopsisDieses Buch beschreibt die integrierte Unternehmensplanung als Konzept zur zielgerichteten Koordination betrieblicher Entscheidungen in Industrieunternehmen. Es zeigt, wie die Einflussgrößen aus Beschaffung, Absatz, Produktion und Ressourcen zu einem Gesamtplanungsmodell zusammengeführt werden können und welche Anforderungen sich daraus für Software-Systeme ergeben. Ersichtlich wird, welche Lösungen bereits existieren, um aktuellen und zukünftigen Herausforderungen zu begegnen, beispielsweise in Form von sogenannten AEP-Software-Systemen (Advanced Enterprise Planning), die eine vollständige Integration der Leistungs- und Finanzwirtschaft in Echtzeit ermöglichen. Mit den vorgestellten Tools lassen sich die Planungsmodelle im Detail nachvollziehen und eigene Simulationen und Tests durchführen. Dabei werden unter anderem die Themen echtzeitnahe Rückmeldedaten, Durchlaufzeitenverkürzung, neue digitale Geschäftsmodelle, Lieferzuverlässigkeit, Wandlungsfähigkeit und Individualisierung der Produkte behandelt.Table of ContentsBestandsaufnahme.- Historische Entwicklung.- Auswertung von Studien zur Praxis der Unternehmensplanung.- Planungsrechnung in Industrieunternehmen.- Anforderungen an Unternehmensplanungssoftware.- Industrie 4.0 – Neue Herausforderungen für die Unternehmensplanung.
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Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden Ein Referenzmodell zum Wertbeitrag der IT
Book SynopsisStefan Bartsch erarbeitet vor dem Hintergrund anhaltend und kontrovers geführter Diskussionen systematisch den Wertbeitrag der IT im Unternehmenskontext. Sowohl in der Praxis als auch in wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten erweist sich die klare Dokumentation des jeweiligen Verständnisses von IT-Wertbeitrag als unabdingbar, um Missverständnisse zu vermeiden. Der Autor erarbeitet daher die Perspektiven des IT-Wertbeitrags und integriert sie in einem Referenzmodell. Die vorgestellte Systematik erlaubt es, die Wirkungen von IT klarer als bisher zu dokumentieren und den Wertbeitrag der IT qualitativ besser steuern zu können.Table of ContentsUrsachen für die Unbestimmtheit des Themenkomplexes.- Der allgemeine und ökonomische Gegenstand des Wertbeitrags.- Der Gegenstand des Wertbeitrags der IT.- Steuerung und Nutzeneffekte in der IT- und Businessorganisation.
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Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG Effizienz durch Automatisierung: Das Zero
Book SynopsisDas Buch zeigt auf, wie Unternehmen eine vollständige IT-Automatisierung und -Standardisierung nach dem „Zero Touch“-Prinzip – also nahezu ohne manuelle Steuerung – umsetzen können. Automatisierung ist heute das Nonplusultra einer intelligenten IT-Infrastruktur. Neben Robotern und künstlicher Intelligenz bedeutet dies für Unternehmen konkret: Manuelle Prozesse in der IT verlieren durch Automatisierung, Standardisierung und Konsolidierung weitestgehend an Bedeutung. Die Vorteile vor allem in puncto Geschwindigkeit und Effizienz liegen auf der Hand, allerdings geht eine Automatisierung der IT nicht von heute auf morgen, sondern benötigt smarte Konzepte und eine durchdachte Planung: Wie lassen sich gewachsene IT-Infrastrukturen und geschäftskritische Legacy-Systeme anpassen? Welche Qualitätskriterien gilt es zu beachten? Welche Möglichkeiten bieten die neuesten Cloud-Innovationen? Welche Potenziale lassen sich durch die Zusammenarbeit mit IT-Service-Providern heben? Antworten auf diese und viele weitere Fragen geben Branchenexperten von Analystenhäusern wie PAC sowie aus den Bereichen Software- und Applikationsentwicklung, strategische Projektumsetzung und Cloud Computing – anschaulich anhand von Beispielen und Erfahrungsberichten. Damit wird das Buch zu einem Wegweiser für die Praxis.Table of ContentsHerausforderung für IT-Betreiber.- Standardisierung als erster Schritt in die Einfachheit.- Konsolidierung als Standardisierung 2.0.- Automatisierung als notwendiger nächster Schritt.- Hebel der Effizienz durch Automatisierung und Orchestrierung am Beispiel Cloud.- Self-Service Bereitstellung als Herzstück des Cloud Computing.- Best Practice Empfehlungen zur Organisation des IT-Betriebs: Wie entstehen effiziente IT Organisationen.
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Springer Praxisleitfaden Management Reporting: Aufbau und
Book SynopsisDiese pointierte Darstellung ist ein Leitfaden für den Aufbau und die Gestaltung eines Berichtswesens, das die Anforderungen an ein Management Tool für unternehmerische Entscheidungen erfüllt. Dank der Strukturierung stringenter Entwicklungsphasen und relevanter Gestaltungsregeln kann der Leser entweder die in seinem Unternehmen vorhandenen Reporting-Tools validieren und gegebenenfalls anpassen oder ein Projekt für die Neugestaltung seines Management Reporting initiieren. Die prägnante Präsentation ermöglicht eine einfache Adaptation und bildet ein Destillat aus der 25-jährigen Berufserfahrung des Autors als Manager und Berater.Table of ContentsSelection Phase.- Financials & Non-Financials integrieren.- Long List Entwicklung.- Ableitung aus der Strategie.- Verdichtung zu Key Performance Indicators.- Case Study Selection Phase.- Data Phase.- Definition der Messgrößen.- Festlegung der Datendimensionen.- Auswahl der Datenquellen.- Festlegung der Datentransformation.- Case Study Data Dictonary.- Design Phase.- Definition der Reporting Struktur.- Festlegung des Layout.- Gestaltung der Datendarstellung.- Vorgehen bei der Kommentierung.
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