Course Title: Brown, C., DeHayes, D., Hoffer, J., Martin, E., and Perkins, W. (2009). Managing Information Technology (Custom Edition). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall Case Study: Telecommuting at IBM-Indiana (attached) NO Plagiarism Please Written Project The written consultant's project should be a maximum of 8 double-spaced pages. You should include tables, diagrams, and graphs in your written project (these are not counted as part of the page count). Include a title page and reference page and adhere to APA formatting. Remember: Your project should be written from a consultant's perspective. This company has hired you to advise them on how to fix their problem. Ensure your report provides an accurate assessment of the current situation, a complete formulation of issues or problems, and technologically and organizationally sound recommendations for action. PowerPoint Presentation The presentation should be your professional best. The PowerPoint should highlight the main points in your written presentation. You are encouraged (but not required) to include voice over in your slides. Develop the slides as if they were accompanying an oral presentation to the company.

Managing Information Technology: Brown, C., DeHayes, D., Hoffer, J., Martin, E., and Perkins, W. (2009). (Custom Edition). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall

Case Study: Telecommuting at IBM-Indiana (attached) NO Plagiarism Please


Written Project
The written consultant's project should be a maximum of 8 double-spaced pages. You should include tables, diagrams, and graphs in your written project (these are not counted as part of the page count).
Include a title page and reference page and adhere to APA formatting.
Remember: Your project should be written from a consultant's perspective. This company has hired you to advise them on how to fix their problem. Ensure your report provides an accurate assessment of the current situation, a complete formulation of issues or problems, and technologically and organizationally sound recommendations for action.
PowerPoint Presentation
The presentation should be your professional best. The PowerPoint should highlight the main points in your written presentation. You are encouraged (but not required) to include voice over in your slides. Develop the slides as if they were accompanying an oral presentation to the company.