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Principles of information systems

John M. Ward

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1. The Evolution of Information Systems - A Management Perspective. 2. Issues in Information Systems Management. 3. Developing a Strategic Approach to Management. 4. Identifying the Information Systems Needs for A Business. 5. Managing the Portfolio of Applications. 6. Managing the Development of Information Systems. 7. Managing Information Systems Resources - Information and Technology. 8. Managing Information Systems Resources - People, Organization and Administration. 9. Summary and Discussion of Implications for the Management of Information Systems.

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1. The Evolution of Information Systems - A Management Perspective. 2. Issues in Information Systems Management. 3. Developing a Strategic Approach to Management. 4. Identifying the Information Systems Needs for A Business. 5. Managing the Portfolio of Applications. 6. Managing the Development of Information Systems. 7. Managing Information Systems Resources - Information and Technology. 8. Managing Information Systems Resources - People, Organization and Administration. 9. Summary and Discussion of Implications for the Management of Information Systems.

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1. The Evolution of Information Systems - A Management Perspective. 2. Issues in Information Systems Management. 3. Developing a Strategic Approach to Management. 4. Identifying the Information Systems Needs for A Business. 5. Managing the Portfolio of Applications. 6. Managing the Development of Information Systems. 7. Managing Information Systems Resources - Information and Technology. 8. Managing Information Systems Resources - People, Organization and Administration. 9. Summary and Discussion of Implications for the Management of Information Systems.

Key concepts: Information system, Management information systems, Strategic information system, Knowledge management, Information management, Information technology management, Information security management, Business

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