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Article #201Excerpt: James Martin's CYBERCORP
From: Stevokeef
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 00:00
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James Martin was ranked fourth by Computerworld in its list of people who have most influenced the world of computing. Now the American Management Association's publishing arm, AMACOM Books, has released Martin's game plan for helping IT managers restructure around the new technology: "CYBERCORP: The New Business Revolution." "This book describes what corporations designed for cyberspace should look like. It is not about building Web pages or establishing a presence on the Internet," says Pulitzer Prize nominee Martin. "The next giant step in the evolution of the corporate world is the building of corporations that take full advantage of the cyberspace revolution -- agile, virtual, global, cybernetic corporations: *cybercorps* for short -- fluid and fast-learning so that they do not need to be periodically reengineered." Martin has made it his mission to help bridge the gap between top management and Information Technology personnel. CyberCorp provides corporate leaders with a comprehensive plan for survival in the Age of the Internet. AMACOM Books has authorized me to release a brief excerpt from this new book. If you'd like to see it, please send e-mail to IPS@olympus.net with the subject line: "Send Cybercorp." Thank you.
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