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Information systems / Ralph M Stair; George Walter Reynolds

By: Stair, Ralph M.
Contributor(s): Reynolds, George Walter.
Australia : Course Technology/Cengage Learning, ©2012Edition: 10th ed., International ed.Description: xxvii, 676 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm. + 1 internet access code card.ISBN: 9781111532932.Subject(s): Management information systemsDDC classification: 658.4038011/St15
Contents:
PART I: AN OVERVIEW. 1. An Introduction to Information Systems. 2. Information Systems in Organizations. PART II: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONCEPTS. 3. Hardware: Input, Processing, and Output Devices. 4. Software: Systems and Application Software. 5. Organizing Data and Information. 6. Telecommunications and Networks. 7. The Internet, Intranets, and Extranets. PART III: BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 8. Electronic and Mobile Commerce. 9. Enterprise Systems. 10. Information and Decision Support Systems. 11. Knowledge Management and Specialized Information Systems. PART IV: SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT. 12. Systems Development: Investigat9ion and Analysis. 13. Systems Design, Implementation, Maintenance, and Review. PART V: INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN BUSINESS AND SOCIETY. 14. The Personal and Social Impact of Computers.
Summary: Focuses on the core IS principles that are important for the business student. This title helps students gain an understanding of the changing role of the IS professional. It also includes a wealth of examples and IS references.
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PART I: AN OVERVIEW. 1. An Introduction to Information Systems. 2. Information Systems in Organizations. PART II: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONCEPTS. 3. Hardware: Input, Processing, and Output Devices. 4. Software: Systems and Application Software. 5. Organizing Data and Information. 6. Telecommunications and Networks. 7. The Internet, Intranets, and Extranets. PART III: BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 8. Electronic and Mobile Commerce. 9. Enterprise Systems. 10. Information and Decision Support Systems. 11. Knowledge Management and Specialized Information Systems. PART IV: SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT. 12. Systems Development: Investigat9ion and Analysis. 13. Systems Design, Implementation, Maintenance, and Review. PART V: INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN BUSINESS AND SOCIETY. 14. The Personal and Social Impact of Computers.

Focuses on the core IS principles that are important for the business student. This title helps students gain an understanding of the changing role of the IS professional. It also includes a wealth of examples and IS references.

College of Engineering and Computer Studies

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