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Probe into the Construction of the Specialty of Information Management & Information System

LI Hui-fan

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This paper introduces the historical evolution of the specialty of information management and information system,analyzes the connotations of the specialty of information management and information system,and expounds the culturing system of the specialty of information management and information system.

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This paper introduces the historical evolution of the specialty of information management and information system,analyzes the connotations of the specialty of information management and information system,and expounds the culturing system of the specialty of information management and information system.

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This paper introduces the historical evolution of the specialty of information management and information system,analyzes the connotations of the specialty of information management and information system,and expounds the culturing system of the specialty of information management and information system.

Key concepts: Specialty, Management information systems, Information management, Information system, Knowledge management, Personal information management, Business, Computer science

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