Management Information Systems

The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management Information Systems has been updated with recent developments in the use of information systems in organizations and the information systems function that plans, implements, and operates the systems. The update describes new applications of information technology to systems and processes including those enabled by the Internet. New technologies that a manager may need to understand are described and the implications for business processes explained.

The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management Information Systems has been updated with recent developments in the use of information systems in organizations and the information systems function that plans, implements, and operates the systems.
* Focuses new applications of information technology to organization systems, new processes enabled by the Internet, and new technologies applied by managers and their business implications;
* Provides coverage of technologies that are important to organization systems, including Radio Frequency Identification (RFID);
* Features entries from over 90 international academics and professionals working in the field;
* Edited by the pioneer of the academic field of management information systems;
* Contains over 300 entries.