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Information Systems: Creating Business Value
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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Detailed Contents
PART ONE: THE INDIVIDUAL PERSPECTIVE.

Chapter 1. Introduction to Information Systems.

Chapter 2. Fundamentals of Information Technology.

Chapter 3. Doing Knowledge Work to Create Business Value.

PART TWO: THE ORGANIZATIONAL PERSPECTIVE.

Chapter 4. Business Fundamentals and IT Strategy.

Chapter 5. IT for the Organization.

Chapter 6. Creating Connected Solutions Through IS.

PART THREE: THE BUSINESS PARTNER PERSPECTIVE.

Chapter 7. E-Commerce for Consumers and Organizations.

Chapter 8. E-Commerce Technologies.

Chapter 9. The Connected Enterprise: Business Partnering and Protecting.

Field Guides.

A. The Details of IT Hardware.

B. The Details of Software.

C. The Details of Networking.

D. The Details of SQL, Logical Modeling, and XML.  


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