3 Review(s)

This classic text explores MIS development from the manager/user's perspective. Comprehensive in scope, it covers topics such as: Management, Information, and Systems and how these three areas are merged into an effective management information system; computer-related concepts necessary to participate in today's information-bound business environment; theory and practice of planning, designing and implementing an MIS; control of and through MIS; and decision-making as influenced by computers, management information systems, and data bases.