Management Information System Principles and Applications

Author: Zhu Shunquan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the development principles, applications, and cases of Management Information Systems (MIS). The book is divided into 8 parts: Concept, Technology, Method, Construction, Development Trends, Analysis and Design, Development and Application, and Case Analysis. In the Concept, Technology, Method, and Construction parts, the book follows the general principles of software engineering, incorporating recent achievements in MIS from both domestic and international sources. It presents the fundamental concepts and principles of MIS in a clear, systematic, and easy-to-understand manner. The Analysis and Design part introduces readers to the data flow diagrams, entity-relationship diagrams, and module structure diagrams of a supply chain management system, among other system analysis and design results. The Development and Application part introduces readers to various implementation methods for an accounting and reporting management system. This book integrates theory, application development, and case analysis, offering substantial and accessible content. It can serve as a learning resource for undergraduate and graduate students and also as a reference for technical personnel engaged in the development of MIS. This book primarily introduces the development principles, applications, and cases of Management Information Systems (MIS). The book is divided into 8 parts: Concept, Technology, Method, Construction, Development Trends, Analysis and Design, Development and Application, and Case Analysis. In the Concept, Technology, Method, and Construction parts, the book follows the general principles of software engineering, incorporating recent achievements in MIS from both domestic and international sources. It presents the fundamental concepts and principles of MIS in a clear, systematic, and easy-to-understand manner. The Analysis and Design part introduces readers to the data flow diagrams, entity-relationship diagrams, and module structure diagrams of a supply chain management system, among other system analysis and design results. The Development and Application part introduces readers to various implementation methods for an accounting and reporting management system. This book integrates theory, application development, and case analysis, offering substantial and accessible content. It can serve as a learning resource for undergraduate and graduate students and also as a reference for technical personnel engaged in the development of MIS.