Management information systems: the manager's viewMIS courses are offered in schools of business either at the undergraduate level in the junior/senior year, or at the MBA level. |
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Contents
PART I | 4 |
An Introduction to Concepts of Systems | 30 |
Strategic Uses of Information Technology | 56 |
Copyright | |
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Management Information Systems: The Manager's View Robert A. Schultheis,Mary Sumner No preview available - 1998 |
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