Digital Directions: The IT Crowd
How to Work—and Work Well—With Great Technologists
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The manner with which a publishing organization navigates through decisions regarding technology talent will, to a large degree, determine overall digital strategy and their success in executing it.
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The technology people in publishing organizations are doing more than installing software and generating financial reports. They are integral to creating value for the core publishing mission, either by innovating new efficiencies in digital production or creating new customer value through digital product offerings. Technology talent is the key to unlocking future revenue.
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