Information technology for managers / George Reynolds.
By: Reynolds, George Walter.
Australia : Cengage Course Technology ; 2010Description: xvi, 383 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780538745666; 142390169X.Subject(s): Information technology -- Management | Management information systems | Management information systems | Information technology -- TextbooksDDC classification: 658.4038011/R33 Other classification: CCS| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Managers: Key to Information Technology Results. 2. Strategic Planning. 3. Project Management. 4. Business Process and IT Outsourcing. 5. Corporate Governance and IT. 6. Collaboration Tools and Wireless Networks. 7. E-Business. 8. Enterprise Resource Planning. 9. Business Intelligence. 10. Knowledge Management. 11. Enterprise Architecture. 12. Ethical, Privacy, and Security Issues.
Today's managers are increasingly expected to successfully oversee and understand information systems - even when it is an area in which they have had little formal training or expertise. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR MANAGERS is targeted at these future managers who are expected to understand the business implications of information technology. Real world examples show future managers how information technology can be applied to improve their organization. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR MANAGERS provides a framework for managers to understand their important role vis-a-vis information technology and it emphasizes the importance of working effectively with all members of the organization to achieve results. Includes examples that show future managers how information technology can be applied to improve their organization. This book provides a framework for managers to understand their important role vis-a-vis information technology and emphasizes the importance of working effectively with all members of the organization to achieve results.
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