Practical Information Technology Management
MIT Sloan's course on aligning technology decisions with business strategy. It covers how IT and internet-driven change affect competitiveness, how to bring executives into IT-related decisions, how to implement new systems and manage the organizational change that comes with them, and how to organize and govern IT functions inside a company. Materials include the course syllabus, readings, case studies, and assignments used in the MIT classroom, published through MIT OpenCourseWare under a Creative Commons license. The course is aimed at people who need to bridge the gap between technical systems and the senior managers who must approve, fund, and live with them, rather than at programmers or system architects. No enrollment or certificate is offered; the materials are free to study at your own pace.