Nigel Green
Nigel GreenLost In Translation

Lost In Translation

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Lost In Translation

Today's connected world, where business and IT are fused, requires a common language that is natural for both "business" and "IT." This handbook describes the language of Information Systems for the 21st century.

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Reviews

Lost in Translation is about a new approach to business analysis for information systems which is already proving itself in the field. The approach covers the vital time before the technologists start working on how to change, acquire or build the system, and it shows why that time is so vital.
Lost in Translation is an excellent read for anyone seeking to communicate and collaborate more effectively with others. The process of communications requires structure and Lost in Translation provides a very effective means to communicate with others.

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