Nicholas G. Carr

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Nicholas G. Carr (born 1959) is an American "business writer and speaker whose work centers on strategy, innovation, and technology." Carr holds a B.A. from Dartmouth College and an M.A. from Harvard University. Carr wrote the 2004 book "Does IT Matter? Information Technology and the Corrosion of Competitive Advantage" (Harvard Business School Press) and the 2003 "Harvard Business Review" article "IT Doesn't Matter." In these works, … Wikipedia
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  • Wikipedia is dead, says...

    Blog Information Profile for KevinAnderson
    blogs.guardian.co.uk/technology/archives/2006/05/24/wikip...

  • Does Nick Carr matter? |...

    Does Nick Carr matter? | Strategy+business concludes that a controversial new book on the strategic value of information technology is flawed--but correct. | August 21, 2004, 6:00 AM PT | strategy+business
    news.com.com/Does+Nick+Carr+matter/2030-1014_3-5317417.html

  • Interview | Nicholas Carr...

    Carr has faced off with detractors in print and onstage, and this month sees the publication of his new book, Does IT Matter?
    www.cio.com/archive/050104/carr.html

  • How Long Does IT Matter?

    www.ctonet.org/documents/HowLongDoesITMatter.pdf

  • Wikis world slammed for...

    The debate was kicked off by technology author Nicholas Carr, who shot to fame in 2004 with his claim that corporate IT had become a commodity in the book, Does IT Matter?
    www.eimagazine.com/xq/asp/sid.0/articleid.DBCF04D4-49E1-4...

  • Wikipedia

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    The definitive Wikipedia entry for Nicholas G. Carr. Wikipedia is the biggest multilingual free-content encyclopedia on the Internet.
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  • Where Does IT Generate...

    "From a strategic standpoint, they became invisible; they no longer mattered," wrote Nicholas G. Carr, editor at large of The Harvard Business Review.
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  • Nicholas G. Carr

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    There is no intimacy that is not a branding opportunity, no friendship that can't be monetized, no kiss that doesn't carry an exchange of value.
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