Information Systems Concepts for Management

Authors:
Henry C. Lucas
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Information Systems Concepts for Management
Year:
1990

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Abstract

From the Publisher:This graduate level text presents balanced coverage of technical and managerial concepts relating to the use of computers in business. This edition offers an update on client-server computing,groupware,communications,end-user computing,multimedia,EIS and ES. Detailed examples,application briefs,management problems,and application discussions are integrated throughout the text.