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Dictatorship and Diplomacy: The Campus Politics of Successful IT Projects

Dictatorship and Diplomacy: The Campus Politics of Successful IT Projects

Title:Dictatorship and Diplomacy: The Campus Politics of Successful IT Projects (ID: CMR0216)
Author(s):Rory Weaver (Utah State University) and Barbara A. White (University of Georgia)
Topics:Information Technology Management and Leadership, Leadership Development
Origin:CUMREC Conferences (Archives) (2002)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Understanding your distinct campus politics can make the difference between success and failure. Learn when and how to invoke authority, and when and how to get buy-in for appropriate university initiatives. Learn to identify the success and failure indicators. If you are a project manager, committee chair, or director charged with getting the job done, don't miss this presentation.
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