Product Description
by Christine McNamara (Author)
For some people, technology is a necessary evil - for others, it's something they can't imagine living without. For Christine McNamara - a ground-breaking businesswoman and technical expert - it has led to a dynamic and rewarding career in the Information Technology industry. Christine's journey into the world of technology began in 1986, when the new generation of mini computers was considered to be cutting edge technology. Armed with a degree in Computing and Management Information Systems and on-the-job training, Christine went on to forge a successful career in a man's world over the next thirty years: first as an employee, then as a contractor and, more recently, as a business owner and software developer for the Service Integration and Management industry. Combining her business acumen and technical know-how, Christine is highly skilled at dealing with the range of IT challenges business customers face, as well as being committed to bringing the power of executive decision-making to a broader audience. In 'Perfumed Steamroller', Christine delves into the complexities of data analysis and knowledge management, sharing her experiences, insights and the lessons she has learned along the way so that others may also benefit. Told in a conversational style, this is a thought-provoking book for anyone who wants to succeed in business in any industry.
Author Biography
With 30 years' experience in the Australian IT industry, Christine McNamara is passionate about making critical business goals possible through technology. Christine has worked for many leading organisations, both locally and abroad. Christine delivers real business benefits while saving customers valuable time and money; seemingly impossible technology projects are her speciality. Her ability to tailor technology solutions to meet customers' requirements has made her a sought-after IT and business consultant. Known as a straight shooter, Christine has a reputation for getting the job done while exceeding customers' expectations.
