Richard L. Nolan

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL588234A

Top Subjects

Computer programming. (2)
Organizational effectiveness (2)
Leadership (2)
Organizational behavior (2)
BASIC (Computer program language) (1)
DYNFOR (Computer program language) (1)
FORTRAN IV (Computer program language) (1)

Books by Richard L. Nolan

Total count: 18

Introduction to computing through the basic language

Holt, Rinehart and Winston1969-01-01
Introduction to Computing Through Basic Language.

Holt,R.& W.1969-01-01
DYNFOR: a general business and economic systems simulator

Graduate School of Business Administration, University of Washington1970-01-01
Organizing to manage information resources

Division of Research, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University1970-01-01
FORTRAN IV computing and applications

Addison-Wesley Pub. Co.1971-01-01
FORTRAN 4 computing and applications

Addison-Wesley Pub. Co.1971-01-01
Spectral analysis and its uses

Division of Research, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University1971-01-01
Managing the data resource function2nd ed.

West Publishing Company1974-01-01
Management accounting and control of data processing

National Association of Accountants1977-01-01
Creative destructiona six-stage process for transforming the organization

Harvard Business School Press1995-01-01
Manage ERP initiatives as new ventures, not IT projectsRev.

Division of Research, Harvard Business School1998-01-01
Dot vertigodoing business in a permeable world

John Wiley and Sons2001-01-01
Information technology consultingRev.

Division of Research, Harvard Business School2002-01-01
Governance in the information economyRev.

Division of Research, Harvard Business School2004-01-01
Managementtheory and practice, and cases

Harvard Business School2013-01-01
Executive Team Leadership in the Global Economic and Competitive Environment

Taylor & Francis Group2014-01-01
Executive Team Leadership for the 21st Century

Taylor & Francis Group2014-01-01
The Adventures of an IT Leader, Updated Edition with a New Preface by the Authors

Harvard Business Review Press2016-08-02