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Managing information : for continual improvement

By: Wilson, David AMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford ; Boston : Butterworth-Heinemann, ©1993Description: ix, 149 p.: illustrationsISBN: 9780750606677 ; 0750606673Subject(s): Management information systems | Information storage and retrieval systems -- Business | Information resources managementDDC classification: 658.403

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The difference information can make; -- how organizations handle information; -- information and personal effectiveness; -- computers, programs and communications; -- moulding the system to your needs; -- information around the world and into the future.

Summary: Deals with the value of information and IT, how organizations handle information and the relationship between information and personal effectiveness. Discusses on the use of computers, programs and communications in a management context as well as how to mould an information system to the needs.

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Includes Glossary & Index.

The difference information can make; --
how organizations handle information; --
information and personal effectiveness; --
computers, programs and communications; --
moulding the system to your needs; --
information around the world and into the future.

Deals with the value of information and IT, how organizations handle information and the relationship between information and personal effectiveness. Discusses on the use of computers, programs and communications in a management context as well as how to mould an information system to the needs.

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