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Information Systems: Creating Business Value
Mark W. Huber,
The Univ. of Georgia
Craig A. Piercy,
The Univ. of Georgia
Patrick G. McKeown,
The Univ. of Georgia
ISBN: 978-0-471-26582-5
©2008
448 pages
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Hallmark Features
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TIES Boxes
- Boxed coverage of Teams, Internet, Ethics & Security in every chapter
- One of each in every chapter, for a total of four TIES boxes per chapter
- Instead of covering these important topics in a chapter relegated to the end of the book, these topics are integrated throughout to highlight their importance and make connections to relevant topics within the chapters.
Field Guides
- 1- Hardware 2- Software 3- Networking 4- SQL, Logical Modeling, and XML
- Expanded coverage of these topics to provide more technical detail for those who want it.
- Field guide icons appear in the margins of the text to alert the reader that more detailed technical information can be found in the field guides.
Software Application Exercises
- Asks students to solve a series of related exercises using word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, database and Internet software
Voice of Experience
- Q&A session with a recent college graduate using information systems in a variety of business environments
- Provide motivation by showing how material learned in the chapter can be used in the business world
Knowledge Work boxes
Quick Tests
- Short quizzes at the end of each major section
- An opportunity for students to test their understanding of the material in that section
Student ROI (Return on Investment)
- Provides a list of the key takeaways that will be understood after reading the chapter (or the return on investment of reading time).
- These key points are summarized at the end of chapter in the Student ROI Summary section
Case Studies
- Short descriptions of well-known company’s use of information systems at the end of each chapter
- Case questions are included with the Case Study
Team Activity
- Provides an opportunity for the student to work as a team to carry out an activity pertaining to the chapter material
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