Talk:Thomas H. Davenport
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[edit]What is the vision process named after Davenport, how does it help the systems analysts in developing MIS, which can be related to the organizational objectives?
It's a pretty thin article ...
[edit]If I was writing an article about Tom Davenport I'd include
- More about Davenport's career history and trajectory
- A briefing of his role in CSC Index and the rise of business process reengineering
- His work on knowledge management and the attention economy before he moved into data analytics and AI
- A chronological listing of Davenport's book publications (you can find a partial listing of his books and papers at https://www.babson.edu/academics/faculty/faculty-profiles/thomas-davenport.php