Added by Geoff Sauer on Apr 07, 2004.
Average rating: 3.36/5.00 (n=11, std dev: 1.50)
 


Page's book makes the first attempt to open the door to examples of tables of contents of P&P from a variety of organizations. He also makes an admirable attempt to position and show the P&P analyst/writer as more than a scribe, as a leader who adds value by formulating best P&P practices in collaboration with others for their organization.
 
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