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Application Service Providers (ASPs)
The benefits of working with Application Service Providers (ASPs) can be compelling -- faster rollouts, lower costs, less time spent on implementation and maintenance, and a greater opportunity to focus on your organization's core competencies. Unfortunately, the risks of ASP relationships are far from insignificant. In this book, the president of ASPWatch shows IT managers exactly how to navigate the risks, and use ASPs for maximum competitive advantage.KEY TOPICS: John Harney presents a complete roadmap for any IT decision-maker considering outsourcing to ASPs. He offers expert guidance for answering questions like: What costs are involved? How secure and viable is your ASP? How do you choose the right ASP? You'll learn practical criteria for identifying possible ASP partners; choosing amongst ostensibly similar ASPs; evaluating services, performance, and ROI; and negotiating service level agreements that meet your business requirements.MARKET: For everyone considering or using Application Service Providers, including IT executives and managers, line-of-business managers, Web and e-business professionals, and consultants.
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From the Mud to the Mire
From the Mud to the Mire is a chronicle of the life of John R. (Jack) Harney. Mr. Harney has been, at times, a student/athlete, scholar, soldier, and public servant, as well as a loving son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. His autobiography tells the story of his early family life, to his (interrupted) college years at Harvard, his adventures in the U.S. Army during World War II in the European Theater, to his career in the intelligence community. His career with the National Security Agency included two tours in Germany and two tours at the Pentagon, culminating with his final assignment as Assistant Director for Policy and Liaison. Included are his poignant recollections of war, and his thoughts about its impact on those who fight in it. Jack lives in Maryland with Betty, his wife of 63 years. His family includes three children, five grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and five (soon to be six) step-great grandchildren.
