Information systems management in practice
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TextPublication details: Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall, ©1993Edition: 3rd edDescription: xv, 576 pagesISBN: 9780130422767 ; 0130422762Subject(s): Management information systems | Information resources managementDDC classification: 658.4038011 | Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| 658.4038011 BEN Management information systems and data processing | 658.4038011 FIN Financial Times: Mastering Information Managements | 658.4038011 GOF Test your e-skills | 658.4038011 INF Information systems management in practice | 658.4038011 INS Digital Business Strategy | 658.4038011 JAY Decision support systems | 658.4038011 JES Information Systems Today |
Preface --
1. The Importance of Information Systems Management --
pt. I. Leadership Issues --
2. Information Systems Management's Leadership Role --
3. The Strategic Role of Information Systems --
4. Information Systems Planning --
pt. II. Managing the Essential Technologies --
5. Distributed Systems: The Overall Architecture --
6. Building the Telecommunications Highway System --
7. Managing Information Resources --
8. Managing Information Systems Operations --
pt. III. Managing System Development --
9. The Evolving System Development Spectrum --
10. Management Issues in System Development --
pt. IV. Managing the New Universe of Computing --
11. The Expanding Universe of Computing --
12. Supporting the Expanding Universe of Computing --
pt. V. Support Systems --
13. Decision Support Systems and Executive Information Systems --
14. Group Support Systems --
15. The Growing Importance of Intelligent Systems --
16. Electronic Document Management --
pt. VI. Information Systems and People --
17. Helping People Become Comfortable with Information Technology --
18. Managing the Human Side of Systems.
For management information systems courses this text explores how information systems management is practised by organizations, offering a business world perspective and looking at issues that CIOs face. Management of information technology, rather than technical aspects, is stressed
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