Management Information Systems

by TerryLucey (Author)

• New

  Paperback
  2004

  $78.16

  This book provides thorough coverage of the principles, application and design of management information systems in both private and public organisations. Suitable for students on professional and academic courses in Management and in Systems Analysis, this text covers all of the major topics including; systems; concepts; organisational structures and behaviour; management; leadership; planning; decision-making and information technology in general. This text can be used of HE and professional courses in the following Information Strategy for CIMA Systems and project management Organisational Management Business Strategy Performance management Information systems ACCA Business information management

• Used

  Paperback
  1987

  $3.22

  This manual seeks to cover the principles and practice of management information systems. It is intended for both the suppliers of information systems - analysts, accountants and computer specialists - and the users of this information - management at all levels. This 5th edition has been extensively revised and includes new material on planning control and decision making. New chapters have been added on the role of computers and the design of management information systems. The work is on the reading list for the following: ACCA Paper 2.5(b) in Organization and Management and Paper 2.7 in Information Systems in Development and Operation; AAT Paper 11 in Analysis and Design of Information Systems; CIMA Stage 2 in Information Technology Management; IDPM Part III in System Analysis and Design. A lecturer's supplement is available.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1997

  $3.22

  This comprehensive textbook provides thorough coverage of the principles, applications and design of Management Information Systems in public and private sector organisations. New material has been included on business process re-engineering, organizational culture, soft-system methodology and data mining. This book is suitable for both those who produce information (accountants, computer specialists) and those who use that information. It is relevant for students preparing themselves for professional exams, those on BTEC, diploma and degree courses in Business Studies, as well as those on Computer and Management courses.