Management information systems

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McLeod, Raymond.

ISBN:

9780131889187

Ek Yazar:

McLeod, Raymond.

Yayım Bilgisi:

Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Pearson/Prentice Hall, c2007.

Fiziksel Tanım:

xxix, 447 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.

Contents:

Essential concepts -- Introduction to information systems -- Information systems for competitive advantage -- Using information technology to engage in electronic commerce -- System users and developers -- Information resources -- Computing and communications resources -- Database management systems -- Systems development -- Information in action -- Managing information and technology -- Information security -- Ethical implications of information technology -- Decision support systems -- Projects -- Project 1. Everyday technology skills -- Project 2. Web/html project using Microsoft Frontpage -- Project 3. Web/html project using Notepad -- Project 4 web/html student survey form -- Project 5. Web/html book purchase form -- Project 6. Spreadsheet basics -- Project 7. Spreadsheets with data capture-minivan example -- Project 8. Spreadsheets with data capture-college computing example -- Project 9. Database forms and reports -- Project 10. Database queries-textbook database -- Project 11. Database queries-classprojects database -- Project 12. Reports based on queries.

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Yönetim bilgi sistemleri.

Management information systems.

Added Author:

Schell, George P.

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Management Information Systems is recognized for logical organization and clear descriptions. Focusing on the role of managers within an organization, the volume emphasizes the development of computer-based Information Systems to support an organization's objectives and strategic plans. Focusing on the Systems Concepts, the Systems Approach is implemented throughout the text.

The volume covers essential concepts such as using information technology to engage in electronic commerce, and information resources such as database management systems, information security, ethical implications of information technology and decision support systems with projects to challenge users at all levels of competence.

For those involved in Management Information Systems.

Preface	p. xxv
Part 1 Essential Concepts	p. 1
Chapter 1 Introduction to Information Systems	p. 2
History of Information Systems	p. 4
Introduction to Computer Architecture	p. 6
Introduction to Communications Architecture	p. 8
The Evolution in Computer Applications	p. 9
Information System Users	p. 14
Managers as Information System Users	p. 14
The Role of Information in Management Problem Solving	p. 16
The Future of Information Technology	p. 18
Highlights in MIS - The World's Smallest Logic Circuit	p. 19
Summary	p. 19
Key Terms	p. 20
Key Concepts	p. 20
Questions	p. 20
Topics for Discussion	p. 21
Problems	p. 21
Notes	p. 23
Case Problem - Freeway Ford	p. 21
Case Problem - Spending on Personal Computers	p. 22
Chapter 2 Information Systems for Competitive Advantage	p. 24
The Firm and Its Environment	p. 25
Managing the Physical Resource Flows-Supply Chain Management	p. 28
Competitive Advantage	p. 28
Challenges from Global Competitors	p. 32
Challenges in Developing Global Information Systems	p. 33
Knowledge Management	p. 34
Strategic Planning for Information Resources	p. 36
Highlights in MIS - 9/11-Not the End of Globalization	p. 37
Summary	p. 41
Key Terms	p. 42
Key Concepts	p. 43
Questions	p. 43
Topics for Discussion	p. 43
Problems	p. 43
Notes	p. 45
Case Problem - Water Equipment Technology Company of Mexico	p. 44
Case Problem - A Day Late, and Thousands of Dollars Short	p. 44
Chapter 3 Using Information Technology to Engage in Electronic Commerce	p. 46
Electronic Commerce	p. 47
Business Intelligence	p. 50
E-Commerce Strategy and Interorganizational Systems	p. 52
The Interorganizational System	p. 52
B2C Strategies for E-Commerce	p. 56
The Next Step for E-Commerce	p. 59
Using the Internet	p. 60
Highlights in MIS - Get Your Red Hot Web Domain Here	p. 62
Cyberspace and the Information Superhighway	p. 62
Business Applications of the Internet	p. 63
Suggestions for Successful Internet Use	p. 64
Future Impact of the Internet on Business	p. 65
Summary	p. 65
Key Terms	p. 66
Key Concepts	p. 66
Questions	p. 67
Topics for Discussion	p. 67
Problems	p. 67
Notes	p. 70
Case Problem - A Buck More	p. 68
Case Problem - Less Painful Parking Tickets	p. 70
Chapter 4 System Users and Developers	p. 72
The Business Organization	p. 73
The Information Services Organization	p. 74
The Information Services Organizational Structure	p. 75
End-User Computing	p. 78
Users as an Information Resource	p. 79
Education Criteria, Knowledge, and Skills Needed for Careers in Information Services	p. 80
Managing the Knowledge Represented by the Firm's Information Resources	p. 82
Office Automation	p. 82
The Virtual Office	p. 84
The Virtual Organization	p. 85
Highlights in MIS - Videoconferencing Alternatives	p. 86
Putting the System Users and Information Specialists in Perspective	p. 87
Highlights in MIS - A Successful KM Development Project at Nortel Networks	p. 87
Summary	p. 89
Key Terms	p. 90
Key Concepts	p. 90
Questions	p. 90
Topics for Discussion	p. 90
Problems	p. 90
Notes	p. 91
Case Problem - Cyber U	p. 91
Part 2 Information Resources	p. 93
Chapter 5 Computing and Communications Resources	p. 94
Hardware	p. 95
Highlights in MIS - Blue Gene	p. 97
Personal Computing Devices	p. 103
Highlights in MIS - The Impact of Wireless Networks-Convenient but Vulnerable	p. 106
Software	p. 108
Highlights in MIS - Slow Computers and Spyware	p. 108
Communications	p. 111
Network Types	p. 115
The Convergence of Computing and Communications	p. 118
Summary	p. 118
Key Terms	p. 119
Key Concepts	p. 119
Questions	p. 120
Topics for Discussion	p. 120
Problems	p. 120
Notes	p. 121
Case Problem - Special Salmon	p. 120
Chapter 6 Database Management Systems	p. 122
Data Organization	p. 123
Database Structures	p. 128
A Relational Database Example	p. 131
Creating a Database	p. 135
Using the Database	p. 140
Highlights in MIS - It Can Be Healthy to Mine the Corporate Database	p. 144
Database Personnel	p. 145
Putting Database Management Systems in Perspective	p. 146
Summary	p. 147
Key Terms	p. 147
Key Concepts	p. 148
Questions	p. 148
Topics for Discussion	p. 148
Problems	p. 148
Notes	p. 149
Case Problem - Pets to People	p. 149
Chapter 7 Systems Development	p. 150
The Systems Approach	p. 151
The Systems Development Life Cycle	p. 156
The Traditional SDLC	p. 156
Prototyping	p. 157
Rapid Application Development	p. 159
Phased Development	p. 161
Business Process Redesign	p. 162
Putting the Traditional SDLC, Prototyping, RAD, Phased Development, and BPR in Perspective	p. 166
Systems Development Tools	p. 166
Process Modeling	p. 166
Project Management	p. 171
Project Cost Estimating	p. 176
Highlights in MIS - A Quick Fix for IT at the FBI? Think Again	p. 177
Summary	p. 177
Key Terms	p. 178
Key Concepts	p. 178
Questions	p. 179
Topics for Discussion	p. 179
Problems	p. 179
Notes	p. 181
Case Problem - Saint James Hospital	p. 180
Chapter 8 Information in Action	p. 182
Information as a Critical Success Factor	p. 183
The Transaction Processing System	p. 183
Organizational Information Systems	p. 188
Customer Relationship Management	p. 194
Data Warehousing	p. 194
Information Delivery	p. 199
OLAP	p. 201
Data Mining	p. 202
Highlights in MIS - Casinos Lead the Way in Data Mining	p. 203
Summary	p. 204
Key Terms	p. 205
Key Concepts	p. 205
Questions	p. 205
Topics for Discussion	p. 206
Problems	p. 206
Notes	p. 207
Case Problem - Great Lakes Boat and Marine	p. 206
Part 3 Managing Information and Technology	p. 209
Chapter 9 Information Security	p. 210
Organizational Needs for Security and Control	p. 211
Information Security	p. 212
Information Security Management	p. 212
Threats	p. 213
Types of Threats	p. 215
Risks	p. 215
E-Commerce Considerations	p. 216
Risk Management	p. 217
Information Security Policy	p. 218
Controls	p. 219
Technical Controls	p. 219
Formal Controls	p. 222
Informal Controls	p. 222
Achieving the Proper Level of Controls	p. 222
Government and Industry Assistance	p. 223
Government Legislation	p. 223
Industry Standards	p. 224
Professional Certification	p. 224
Putting Information Security Management In Perspective	p. 225
Business Continuity Management	p. 225
Putting Business Continuity Management in Perspective	p. 226
Highlights in MIS - The Newest Threat to the Corporation: Cyberextortion	p. 226
Summary	p. 226
Key Terms	p. 228
Key Concepts	p. 228
Questions	p. 228
Topics for Discussion	p. 228
Problems	p. 228
Notes	p. 229
Case Problem - Confidential Reports	p. 229
Chapter 10 Ethical Implications of Information Technology	p. 230
Prescriptive Versus Descriptive Coverage	p. 231
Morals, Ethics, and Laws	p. 232
Putting Morals, Ethics, and Laws in Perspective	p. 234
Need for an Ethics Culture	p. 234
Reasons for a Computer Ethic	p. 236
Information Auditing	p. 238
Achieving Ethics in Information Technology	p. 240
Ethics and the CIO	p. 243
Life Under Sarbanes-Oxley	p. 244
Highlights in MIS - SOX Lose Season Opener	p. 246
Summary	p. 246
Key Terms	p. 247
Key Concepts	p. 247
Questions	p. 247
Topics for Discussion	p. 248
Problems	p. 248
Notes	p. 249
Case Problem - National Foods	p. 248
Chapter 11 Decision Support Systems	p. 250
What It's All About-Decision Making	p. 251
Building on the Concepts	p. 252
Decision Support Systems	p. 255
Mathematical Modeling	p. 256
Mathematical Modeling Using Electronic Spreadsheets	p. 263
Artificial Intelligence	p. 265
Group Decision Support Systems	p. 268
Putting the DSS in Perspective	p. 270
Highlights in MIS - Fix It before It Breaks	p. 270
Summary	p. 271
Key Terms	p. 272
Key Concepts	p. 272
Questions	p. 272
Topics for Discussion	p. 272
Problems	p. 273
Notes	p. 274
Case Problem - Heritage Homes	p. 273
Part 4 Projects	p. 275
Project 1 Everyday Technology Skills	p. 276
Operating Systems	p. 277
Application Software	p. 279
Viruses and Spyware	p. 282
E-Mail	p. 283
Summary	p. 285
Assignment	p. 285
Notes	p. 285
Project 2 Web/HTML Project Using Microsoft FrontPage	p. 286
Example	p. 287
Making the FrontPage Document	p. 288
View the Web Page	p. 299
Advantages and Disadvantages of Frontpage	p. 300
Assignment	p. 307
Project 3 Web/HTML Project Using Notepad	p. 308
Example	p. 309
Sections of an HTML Document	p. 310
Making the Notepad Document	p. 311
Saving the Example	p. 314
View the Web Page	p. 314
Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Notepad	p. 315
Assignment	p. 316
Project 4 Web/HTML Student Survey Form	p. 318
Example	p. 319
Sections of the Example Form	p. 320
Saving the Example	p. 323
View the Web Page	p. 323
Assignment	p. 324
Project 5 Web/HTML Book Purchase Form	p. 326
Example	p. 327
Sections of the Example Form	p. 328
Saving the Example	p. 331
View the Web Page	p. 331
Assignment	p. 332
Project 6 Spreadsheet Basics	p. 334
Example	p. 335
Discount Datasheet	p. 337
Invoice Datasheet	p. 337
Saving the Example	p. 340
Assignment	p. 340
Project 7 Spreadsheets with Data Capture-Minivan Example	p. 342
Example	p. 343
Options Datasheet	p. 344
Car Datasheet	p. 345
Calculating Values Based on Choices	p. 347
Calculating Monthly Payments	p. 348
Showing the Profit	p. 349
Saving and Editing the Example	p. 350
Assignment	p. 351
Project 8 Spreadsheets with Data Capture-College Computing Example	p. 354
Example	p. 355
Prices Datasheet	p. 356
Computers Datasheet	p. 356
Calculating Values Based on Choices	p. 360
Choosing the Best Buy	p. 361
Saving and Editing the Example	p. 363
Assignment	p. 364
Project 9 Database Forms and Reports	p. 366
Example	p. 367
Assignment	p. 378
Project 10 Database Queries-Textbook Database	p. 380
Example	p. 381
Assignment	p. 394
Project 11 Database Queries-ClassProjects Database	p. 396
Example	p. 397
Assignment	p. 411
Project 12 Reports Based on Queries	p. 412
Example	p. 413
Creating a Query and Report to Show Books Required for Classes	p. 415
Assignment	p. 423
Glossary	p. 426
Index	p. 435

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