Enterprise Information Systems
Binding : Paperback
ProductGroup : Book
Manufacturer : McGraw Hill Higher Education
Label : McGraw Hill Higher Education
Publisher : McGraw Hill Higher Education
Studio : McGraw Hill Higher Education
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O'Brien's "Introduction to Information Systems", 12/E, reflects the movement toward enterprise-wide business applications. All new real world case studies correspond with this movement as well. The text's focus is on teaching the general business manager how to use and manage the most current IT technologies like the Internet, Intranets, and Extranets for electronic commerce and enterprise collaboration, and how IT contributes to competitive advantage, reengineering business processes, and decision - making.
Excellent Business (2008-10-06)
Item was same as it was described. Shipping was fast. Looking forward to do business again.
Great Deal---Great Seller (2008-10-06)
Product was a bit used with highlighter marks but it was an awesome deal...No problems with seller---would buy from again.
Solid Introduction to Our World (2008-09-01)
O'Brien in his 14th edition (in collaboration with George Marakas) continues to deliver a quality textbook for beginning college students.
The authors cover the necessary topics for those interested in the fundamentals of business technology and the world around us regardless of their interests.
The book continues to be strong with real world cases, key terms and concepts, review quiz, and discussion question sections. The new analysis exercises make the reader to evaluate their new found knowledge and research beyond the textbook.
The currency of new technologies is included as workable examples; a key driver for the many editions of this textbook.
Good to go (2007-04-02)
Product was delivered on time and in the condition as described. Good deal.
Good general overview (2007-02-08)
I purchased this book for a college Information Systems class. It is a good general overview of IS. The negatives are: 1) it is quite repetitive, especially the beginning, 2) the case studies are general -- not in-depth. Although with the right professor and class, it will offer solid support for a mangerial overview of IS.
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