Management Information System Theory and Practice

Author: Zhu Shunquan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the theory, development, and case studies of management information systems. It is divided into four parts: Theoretical Part, Analysis and Design Part, Application Development Part, and Case Study Part. The Theoretical Part introduces readers to the concepts, development methods, analysis, design, implementation, and development trends of management information systems. The Analysis and Design Part introduces readers to the data flow diagrams, entity-relationship diagrams, and module structure diagrams of supply chain management information systems. The Application Development Part introduces readers to the specific implementation solutions of accounting and report management information systems using tools such as Visual FoxPro, Visual Basic, Excel, and C++Builder 6.0, providing them with a practical understanding. In actual work, readers can choose their preferred development tools to implement a system. This book integrates theory, development, and case studies, offering rich and easy-to-understand content. It can serve as a teaching material or reference book for students and MBA candidates in fields such as business administration, marketing, e-commerce, accounting, financial management, information management and information systems, management science and engineering, technology economics and management, human resource management, international economics and trade, and computer applications to study management information systems. It can also be used as a reference for technical personnel engaged in the development of management information systems.