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Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm
Laudon and Laudon continue to define the MIS course with their latest comprehensive text. Information Systems in Global Business Today; Information Technology Infrastructure; Key System Applications for the Digital Age; Building and Managing SystemsMARKET "Management Information Systems," provides comprehensive and integrative coverage of essential new technologi...more
Hardcover, 11th Edition, 581 pages
Published
January 9th 2009
by Prentice Hall
(first published 1988)
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Adding another textbook because this one I actually read through properly and while it was for my study and some would argue it doesn't count, I truly think it does in this case because I read all of it.
It was rather easy to read, in some places probably a bit wordy and dragged on, and made reference to a couple of things I felt were irrelevant now like old Mac operating systems and MS-DOS. I think it could have mentioned obsolete things such as these and perhaps not spent so much time on ...more
It was rather easy to read, in some places probably a bit wordy and dragged on, and made reference to a couple of things I felt were irrelevant now like old Mac operating systems and MS-DOS. I think it could have mentioned obsolete things such as these and perhaps not spent so much time on ...more
I use it for teaching. It's a good reference for MIS students.
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I need this book for collage; I really want it so bad :(
buku jaman kuliah rek :D
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MIS textbook
Sorry Goodreads things aren't going to be like they used to be. Its been great, but there's someone else in my life now. No, its not you, its me. We sure had some real good times together. Maybe I'll see you around...
Management Principles & Operations, only moderately useful
I enjoyed the chapters that focus on management parts of MIS but the author doesn't seem to have a strong technical background. Some of the technical facts presented in the book are incorrect.
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