Information Systems TechnologyThis book introduces information systems and their underlying technologies to readers, laying a solid foundation of knowledge before discussing their use and management. Chapter topics cover hardware, software, database, and networking technologies; Internet and World Wide Web technologies; using information systems for electronic business, decision making, and business integration; managing information systems for strategic advantage; managing the development and purchase of information systems; and managing security, disaster recovery, and data retention. For individuals interested in a career in business, with an interest-but little or no knowledge of-information systems and the field of IT. |
Contents
Introduction to Information Systems Technology | 1 |
New Markets and Pricing | 7 |
Functional Information Systems | 14 |
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