Information Systems, Policies and Procedures Manual 1998-1999

Nice. This is my bible, a book every slimmie should have on their desk (but not their feet). There aren't enough ohs in smoooooooth to tell you how choice this rhode island red book is for the IT professional. Sit back, grab a slab of coffee and read this peepskin cover to cover. I guarantee that this is a book that describes the thing and the thing better than the rest. You won't be a KTR if you own this book. Give me a blast if you have any questions. Take care and as always thanks for your time.

I think this a great resource as systems come and go and we change policy, I can refer to this and get another broad-based opinion of policy. No policy manual can be written for my situation unless I write it. However, as we work on our policies this is a fantastic resource.

The book is an outline of information that assists you in improving your department/office without tying you down in one specific method. This allows one (along with that of their peers and subordinates) to relate their previous work experience(s) to an information systems environment. Items such as IS procedures, policies, and organization; shipping/receiving, inventory control; technical publications library procedures, and training, to name a few, are discussed in this not overly specific method so commonly desired by others. With this outline one can quickly put together a specific plan tailored for their own environment.