Management Information Systems and Data ProcessingThis revised and updated book meets the demand for comprehensive information on the theory and practice of management information systems, systems design, and the role of data processing in this field. This text uses examples and detailed case studies to explain systems theory by applying it to a practical, working environment. |
Contents
Information | 11 |
information systems 33 Summary and revision notes | 34 |
Systems Design | 38 |
Copyright | |
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accuracy achieved analysis Application software audit batch processing cards central processing unit characters check digit COBOL Computer operations computer system continuous stationery control systems cost data base data control data processing decision depends design report detail digit documents efficiency elements ensure equipment errors example facilities factors failure Figure flowchart hardware held ICMA important information systems installation interactive invoices job control language language levels linked machine magnetic tape mainframe Mainframe computers memory methods Minicomputers modern computers multi-programming needs objectives operating software organization packages planning possible printed printers problem procedures processor produce Punched cards re-run Read Only Memory record REVISION NOTES schedule screen selection speed staff standards stationery storage structure SUMMARY AND REVISION supplier systems design systems specification systems test terminal transaction transfer typewriter updated usually Word processors