Management Information System - (Fourth Edition)

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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive textbook that introduces the concepts, structure, technology, applications, and impact on organizations and society of Management Information Systems (MIS). It is divided into four parts:
Part 1 introduces the definition, concepts, structure, and management of MIS, as well as the basic knowledge of information and systems.
Part 2 covers information technology, including the principles, concepts, and applications of computer hardware, software, networks, and databases.
Part 3 discusses application systems, including hierarchical, functional, organizational, and decision support systems.
Part 4 explores the construction and management of information systems, including system planning, analysis, design, implementation, and operational management. It also introduces information ethics and the qualities of an information systems analyst.
This book was once listed as a "Trial Teaching Material for Higher Education" and a "21st Century Curriculum Textbook" by the Ministry of Education. It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in fields such as Information Systems and Information Management, Management Science and Engineering, Business Administration, and others. It is also suitable for MBA students, management training programs, and master's degree students in related disciplines, as well as serving as a reference for various technical personnel and management.