The octopus manager: cognitive doses in information technology management.
(المدير الأخطبوطي جرعات معرفية في إدارة تقنية المعلومات)

Title The octopus manager: cognitive doses in information technology management.
Title Original المدير الأخطبوطي جرعات معرفية في إدارة تقنية المعلومات
Author Ali, M. Aisha Al.
Author Original علي م عائشة آل
Publication Date: 2020
Publication Place Chicago - Austin Macauley Publishers
Subject Management, Organizational behavior
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 59
Library: Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID ISBN : 9789948348177, ISBN : 9948348176, ISBN : 9789948348368, ISBN : 9948348362
Record ID alma9933009299903768
Library Location See online access
Date 2020
Notes This book focuses on the principles and practices of effective management, particularly in the context of technical and electronic services. It provides insights into various management concepts such as organizational behavior, strategic planning, and operational efficiency. The author aims to equip managers and students in the field with the necessary tools and knowledge to enhance their management skills. The book is designed for professionals and students in management and organizational studies, offering detailed guidance on implementing effective strategies in technical environments.
Sample Text • Intro • The octopus manager • Copyright © • M. Aisha Al Ali • Dedication • Index • Disclaimer 1 • Disclaimer 2 • Disclaimer 3 • Chapter One • Introduction • Introduction • Why computer engineer? • Chapter Two • How do you start, and where do you start in management? • Sir.. Director of Information Technology Department: • First: Study the organizational structure of the administration • Second: Study job titles • Third: Study of employees • Fourth: Study of technical resources • Fifth: Study the services benefited from the telecommunications service provider • Chapter Three • Lightning surprises • Chapter Four • Keys to IT management • 1. Office phones for employees • .2 Internet lines • 3. Electronic interconnection lines • 4. Linkage with e-governments • 5. Call center services • 6. Text messaging services • 7. Smart government • 8. Electronic inquiry services from entities • 9. Periodic monitoring of services • 10. Attendance devices • 11. Server devices • .12 Server room equipment • 13. Sales outlet devices • 14. Queue System • 15. Meeting rooms • 16. Training halls • 17. Library • 18. Staff resources • 19. Annoying employees • 20. Information technology and government communication • Chapter Five • To: Real IT employees at heart • To: Mr. Director of Information Technology Department.
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The octopus manager: cognitive doses in information technology management.

(المدير الأخطبوطي جرعات معرفية في إدارة تقنية المعلومات)
Author Ali, M. Aisha Al.
Author Original علي م عائشة آل
Publication Date 2020
Publication Place Chicago - Austin Macauley Publishers
Subject Management, Organizational behavior
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 59
Library Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID ISBN : 9789948348177, ISBN : 9948348176, ISBN : 9789948348368, ISBN : 9948348362
Record ID alma9933009299903768
Library Location See online access
Date 2020
Notes This book focuses on the principles and practices of effective management, particularly in the context of technical and electronic services. It provides insights into various management concepts such as organizational behavior, strategic planning, and operational efficiency. The author aims to equip managers and students in the field with the necessary tools and knowledge to enhance their management skills. The book is designed for professionals and students in management and organizational studies, offering detailed guidance on implementing effective strategies in technical environments.
Sample Text • Intro • The octopus manager • Copyright © • M. Aisha Al Ali • Dedication • Index • Disclaimer 1 • Disclaimer 2 • Disclaimer 3 • Chapter One • Introduction • Introduction • Why computer engineer? • Chapter Two • How do you start, and where do you start in management? • Sir.. Director of Information Technology Department: • First: Study the organizational structure of the administration • Second: Study job titles • Third: Study of employees • Fourth: Study of technical resources • Fifth: Study the services benefited from the telecommunications service provider • Chapter Three • Lightning surprises • Chapter Four • Keys to IT management • 1. Office phones for employees • .2 Internet lines • 3. Electronic interconnection lines • 4. Linkage with e-governments • 5. Call center services • 6. Text messaging services • 7. Smart government • 8. Electronic inquiry services from entities • 9. Periodic monitoring of services • 10. Attendance devices • 11. Server devices • .12 Server room equipment • 13. Sales outlet devices • 14. Queue System • 15. Meeting rooms • 16. Training halls • 17. Library • 18. Staff resources • 19. Annoying employees • 20. Information technology and government communication • Chapter Five • To: Real IT employees at heart • To: Mr. Director of Information Technology Department.
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