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Strategies and Guidelines for Assessing and Improving IT Leadership Skills
It is indisputable that leadership is critical to the success of an enterprise, yet it remains the most potent, underexploited source of competitive advantage in today’s world of business. What type of leader does it take to enable a high-performing team environment and consequently improve enterprise business performance?
This report is also available in print format.
The report Strategies and Guidelines for Assessing and Improving IT leadership Skills provides you with expert insight into the characteristics, skills and behaviors that contribute to effective (and ineffectual) IT leadership, viable approaches to selecting and training IT leaders, and recommendations for motivating and empowering your project teams.
Some highlights from this report:
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Learn how to use a methodical approach to select and train IT leaders -- called leadership husbandry -- as well as a leadership model -- to help you motivate and influence your team members to achieve your business objectives.
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Gain insight from 11 UK-based CEOs on what traits were necessary for them to progress through the ranks of IT and beyond to the position of CEO.
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Explore a unique approach to leadership at DTE Energy -- adopting agile best practices as a style of organizational governance -- resulting in a culture of teamwork excellence as well as phenomenal business success.
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Examine the three key ways IT leaders can transform their mindset to develop a true partnership with the business and become an integral part of the leadership team.
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Get real-world confessions from a study of 250 IT executives in corporations worldwide revealing the reasons behind leadership failure, the attributes of effective leaders, why leadership matters, and the differences between leaders across industries and geography.
Improve your IT leadership skills with the timeless insight and recommendations found in this exciting resource. Order your copy today!
Published (Second Edition): January 2012, 85 pages, PDF format
Authors: Christopher Avery, Steven Baker, David Caruso, Robina Chatham, Kerry Gentry, and Richard Hordern

