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Information technology for management / Henry C. Lucas, Jr.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York ; London : McGraw-Hill Companies, c1997.Edition: 6th edISBN:
  • 0070390614
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 658.4038 21
LOC classification:
  • T58.6
Partial contents:
Ch. 1. Using Technology to Transform the Organization -- Ch. 2. Interpreting and Understanding Information -- Ch. 3. Information Technology in Perspective -- Ch. 4. The Impact of Information Technology on the Organization -- Ch. 5. Strategic Issues of Information Technology -- Ch. 6. International Business and Information Technology -- Ch. 7. The Fundamentals -- Ch. 8. A Proliferation of Computers -- Ch. 9. Software Is the Key -- Ch. 10. Database Management -- Ch. 11. Communications -- Ch. 12. Networks and Electronic Commerce -- Ch. 13. Information Technology Architectures -- Ch. 14. System Alternatives and Acquisitions -- Ch. 15. Building Systems: Creativity with Technology -- Ch. 16. Building Systems: Further Developments -- Appendix A. Designing a Distributed Client-Server System -- Appendix B. An Object-Oriented Example -- Ch. 17. Enhancing the Life Cycle -- Ch. 18. Reengineering: Changing Business and Business Processes -- Ch. 19. Implementing Change -- Ch. 20. Supporting Users -- Ch. 21. Organization Support Systems: DSSs, GDSSs, EISs, Groupware, and Multimedia -- Ch. 22. Intelligent Systems -- Ch. 23. Management Control of Information Technology -- Ch. 24. Information Technology Issues for Management -- Ch. 25. Societal Implications and Future Trends.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Previous ed.: published as Information systems concepts for management, 1994.

Bibliography: p690-693. - Includes index.

Ch. 1. Using Technology to Transform the Organization -- Ch. 2. Interpreting and Understanding Information -- Ch. 3. Information Technology in Perspective -- Ch. 4. The Impact of Information Technology on the Organization -- Ch. 5. Strategic Issues of Information Technology -- Ch. 6. International Business and Information Technology -- Ch. 7. The Fundamentals -- Ch. 8. A Proliferation of Computers -- Ch. 9. Software Is the Key -- Ch. 10. Database Management -- Ch. 11. Communications -- Ch. 12. Networks and Electronic Commerce -- Ch. 13. Information Technology Architectures -- Ch. 14. System Alternatives and Acquisitions -- Ch. 15. Building Systems: Creativity with Technology -- Ch. 16. Building Systems: Further Developments -- Appendix A. Designing a Distributed Client-Server System -- Appendix B. An Object-Oriented Example -- Ch. 17. Enhancing the Life Cycle -- Ch. 18. Reengineering: Changing Business and Business Processes -- Ch. 19. Implementing Change -- Ch. 20. Supporting Users -- Ch. 21. Organization Support Systems: DSSs, GDSSs, EISs, Groupware, and Multimedia -- Ch. 22. Intelligent Systems -- Ch. 23. Management Control of Information Technology -- Ch. 24. Information Technology Issues for Management -- Ch. 25. Societal Implications and Future Trends.