This professional nonfiction work examines how hospital information systems are planned, governed, and integrated into health care organizations. Gérard Poncon approaches hospital IT as a managerial and organizational challenge rather than a purely technical project, focusing on the ways information systems affect clinical workflows, administrative processes, decision-making, and institutional change. The book is relevant to hospital administrators, health informatics professionals, librarians, and students who want to understand how technology is adopted and managed in complex public-health environments. It considers the tensions between technical modernization, professional practices, and organizational authority, making it a useful resource for readers interested in the practical management of digital infrastructure in hospitals.

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