Information management lessons from "Austin Powers"
Jinfo Article
1st March 2011
By Scott Brown
Abstract
Using Austin Powers’ nemesis Dr Evil as an example when considering information management may, on the face of it, appear to be a bit far-fetched but Scott Brown shows the similarities between Dr Evil and upper management. And, from there, he gives a few lessons on how to deal with your executives and avoid being "incinerated!"
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