Title:
Information technology : strategic decision making for managers
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Publication Information:
Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, 2005
ISBN:
9780471652939
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Summary
Summary
To stay competitive in today?s new economy, simply acquiringtechnology is not enough. Organizations must manage IT effectivelyto gain the competitive advantage and obtain the maximum benefitsfrom investing in IT.
That?s why this streamlined, up-to-date text focuses on the keyknowledge and skills needed to take an active role in managingtechnology. Throughout the focus is on how information managementtakes place in the business world, making the text ideally suitedfor MBA students.
The book?s brief format enables instructors to easily supplementwith his or her favorite cases and readings.
Table of Contents
| Preface |
| Chapter 1 Technology Transforms the Organization |
| Chapter 2 A Dynamic Model of IT Strategy in a Netcentric Economy |
| Chapter 3 New Business Models |
| Chapter 4 Organizational Transformation with IT |
| Chapter 5 Globalization and IT in International Business |
| Chapter 6 Assessing the Value of Investing in IT: The Productivity Paradox |
| Chapter 7 Making the IT Investment Decision |
| Chapter 8 Choosing Technology |
| Chapter 9 Implementing IT |
| Chapter 10 Structuring and Managing The IT Function |
| Chapter 11 Management Control of Information Technology |
| Chapter 12 The Legacy Environment |
| Chapter 13 The First Component: Computer Systems |
| Chapter 14 The Second Component: The Database |
| Chapter 15 The Third Component: Powerful Networks |
| Chapter 16 Electronic Commerce: Changing How Business Is Done |
| Chapter 17 Business Process: Examples from ERP and CRM |
| Chapter 18 Decision and Intelligent Systems |
| Chapter 19 Knowledge Management: Benefiting from Core Competencies |
| Chapter 20 Technology Haves and Have Nots: The Digital Divide in the US and the World |
| Chapter 21 Ethical Issues and a Look Ahead |
| Bibliography |
| Index |
