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The first book of a series includes a discussion of the theoretical basis for building an IT company and considers the following:

•Chapter 1: Building the Enterprise Architecture deals with the issues of building Enterprise Architecture, IT strategies, and so on.

•Chapter 2: Project Management discusses the foundations, applied methodologies, accepted methods of the Project Management, and so on.

•Chapter 3: Risk Management considers methods of risk assessment, risk classification and risk response.

•Chapter 4: Quality Management describes the basic principles and methods of project management when using methods based on the principles of quality management and economical production.

•Chapter 5: Business Process Management and Business Models of various business areas considers the basis of building business processes, the type of business organization and linkages with information systems.

•Chapter 6: Information Systems and Data Integration addresses issues of data integration between different information systems, various architectural solutions, challenges and opportunities. It also deals with the levels of centralization of automated management systems are considered.

•Chapter 7: Information Security considers information security issues and arranging interaction of information security and IT.

•Chapter 8: IT Service Management considers the processes of building IT service management using ITIL.

•Chapter 9: IT Control and Audit addressed general issues of IT control and auditing.

•Chapter 10: IT financing considers financing models, principles of evaluating IT projects, methods and practices for valuation of IT services, etc.

•Chapter 11: Organization of IT Activities discussed general issues on the structure, organization, management of the IT department.

•Chapter 12: Components of IT Infrastructure considers high-level components of IT infrastructure.

•Chapter 13: Components of IT Support Systems considers the high-level components of engineering and support systems.