Information Systems and Company Competition

Author: Xu Zhijian Chen Xin
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: Since the 1990s, modern high technology, represented by information technology, has brought significant impacts to the global economy and corporate management. Successful modern enterprises have recognized the need to re-examine traditional management models and explore new development paths. To this end, this book combines modern IT technology, management information systems, and modern corporate management (including networked management and digital management) to study and analyze the competitive advantages and strategies of companies in the modern information age, corporate organizational change, e-commerce solutions, and the control and management of enterprises after e-commerce. It further discusses new management issues triggered by information technology. The book incorporates research findings from Harvard Business Review in the 1990s and provides numerous domestic and international case studies for reference. It can serve as a textbook for senior undergraduate students and postgraduate students in economics and management, as well as for MBA programs. Additionally, it is suitable for middle and senior management personnel in management consulting firms, consulting companies, large investment institutions, and other medium and large enterprises.