Developing information systems : concepts, issues and practice
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Developing information systems : concepts, issues and practice
（Macmillan information systems series）
Macmillan Press, 1993
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内容説明
This volume provides an overview of information systems development and management practice. Part 1 of the book sets out a basic description of the tasks required to take an information systems project from its conception through its construction and into operation. Part 2 examines the theoretical foundations that exist for the study of information systems, describes models used to view and organize the information systems development process, and considers critically alternative approaches and methodologies used in professional practice. Part 3 moves on to consider the problems of managing and resourcing information systems activities, and examines the question of how organizations seek to achieve success with information systems. Each chapter has exercises and questions for discussion.
目次
- Part 1 The tasks of information systems development: the conception of an information systems project
- launching an information systems project
- construction of an information system
- information system delivering and operation. Part 2 Concepts, models, approaches and methodologies: concepts and theories relevant to information systems development and management
- the life cycle model and prototyping
- approaches to information systems development
- methodologies for information systems development. Part 3 The organizational and management context: systems management
- information systems and business strategy.
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