Management Information Systems (8th Edition)

Author: (USA) McLaughlin, (USA) Sher, translated by Zhang Chenghong et al.
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book is the 8th edition of the classic textbook "Management Information Systems," introducing how to use computer systems as business management tools to effectively generate and organize information for corporate management. The book covers comprehensive content of management information systems, with a solid theoretical framework while also reflecting the latest advancements in information technology and the cutting-edge dynamics of enterprise information systems.
Features of the Book: "Management Information Systems" has long been a widely popular classic textbook abroad, forming strong brand loyalty among students and teachers. It has also been designated by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) as a reference book for the Corporate Integration Professional (CEI) certification exam. The book has a solid theoretical foundation, logical structure, clear descriptions, and thorough explanations. The main text is structured around approximately 400 model-based examples, which helps students grasp the complex and ever-evolving field of management information systems. The book is practice-oriented, focusing on understanding the use of information systems from the perspective of managers. New additions include website support—interactive learning pathways, enterprise resource planning systems—currently a highly emphasized method globally; maintaining the latest developments in technology and methodology in the teaching content; five appendices cover the application of computers in major business fields.