Introduction to Information Systems: An Internetworked Enterprise Perspective

by James A. O'Brien

This text is designed for the Introduction to Information Systems course required in four-year schools of business at the undergraduate-level, usually taught in the freshman or sophomore year. Also taught at select two-year schools and found in MBA programs that require course for incoming graduate students. The 2nd Alt. Ed. is a revision of the 8/E plus 3 chapters (in Module III) that have an Internet/telecommunications focus. This edition of O'Brien is the most up-to-date one yet with hot topics like the Internet, intranets, extranets, electronic commerce, Java, and other new developments in technology found throughout as well as concentrated in the 2 new chapters.

Genres: Business, Nonfiction

656 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1991

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James A.(Aloysius ) O'Brien

Reviews

[Haytham Badawey]

IS is a very important topic nowadays, this book summarizes a huge deal of information and facts about IT, most of its contents are well known to everyone, but many topics are brand new to me. So I can say I learned new lessons from this book and it can be used as a reference. Also, the case studies are not bad.

[Febi]

very good

[Moataz]

It's a very nice book about business especially for beginners, but it's trivial for computer science students in the technical sides. I think that it's a good choice for anyone who doesn't study computer science and wants to start his own software or hardware startup.

[Haroon Zafar]

Because this is good book on Information System.

[Keroo Magdy nessem]

:D

[Patricia]

Well, the class is done and I passed so the book helped.

[Thobelani]

Its nice

[Azizjon]

thats very important book and very useful