Management Information System

Author: Zhong Wei
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book primarily includes the following content: Basic Concepts, Information Systems in Organizations, Enterprise Operations, National Economic Informatization, Information System Engineering, Business Process Reengineering, Information Systems and Environment, Enterprise Informatization, Data Processing Technology, Data Resource Management Technology, Computer Networks, Development Methods for Management Information Systems, Structured System Development Method, System Planning, System Analysis, System Design, System Implementation, System Operation and Management, Transaction Processing Systems, MRP II Systems, Decision Support Systems, Executive Support Systems (ESS), Information Resource Management and Information Environment. Each chapter is accompanied by thinking and discussion questions, and the book includes 10 selected cases at the end to help readers deepen their understanding. This book overcomes the long-standing misconception of equating management information systems with computer-aided enterprise management. It emphasizes a systematic exposition of management information systems from a management perspective, integrates theory, technology, and methods of management information systems, and highlights practicality in practice. It is an invaluable resource for managers in enterprises and public institutions. This book can also serve as a textbook for students in management and finance-related majors. It provides a comprehensive and systematic explanation of the basic knowledge, development principles, and recent developments in the application of management information systems. It specifically introduces the concepts, structure, and formation process of management information systems, the technical foundations of management information systems, and the analysis, design, implementation, management, and maintenance of management information systems, as well as strategic information systems, ERP, supply chain management, customer relationship management, e-commerce, etc. Development experiences of management information systems are introduced through examples. Most chapters are followed by review questions to help readers consolidate their learning. This book can serve as a textbook for students in vocational and technical colleges majoring in economics, management, and computer application. It can also serve as a reference book for information management personnel in government agencies and enterprises, as well as a training textbook for relevant personnel.