02157nam a22002657a 450000500170000002000330001704000210005008200200007110000160009124501480010725000130025526000460026830000440031450000340035850400310039250508220042352004840124554600090172965000240173865000290176265000310179165000280182270000220185070000190187220250925080208.0  a9781292220970cTZS 175,324/=  aMULbeng.eAACR2  a658.4038011 BOC  aBOCIJ, Paul  aBusiness information systems :btechnology, development and management for the modern business /cPaul Bocij, Andrew Greasley and Simon Hickie   a6th ed.   aLondon :bPearson Education Ltd.,cc2019.  axxvi, 632p. :bill.(some col.) ;c28 cm  aIncludes glossary (p.594-616)  aIncludes index (p.617-632)  aChapter 1: Basic concepts
understanding information
Chapter 2: Basic concepts: an introduction to business information systems
Chapter 3: Hardware and software
Chapter 4: Databases and analytics
Chapter 5: Networks, telecommunications and the internet
Chapter 6: Enterprise and functional BIS
Chapter 7: An introduction to acquiring and developing BIS
Chapter 8: Initiating systems development
Chapter 9: BIS project management
Chapter 10: Systems analysis
Chapter 11: Systems design
Chapter 12: System build, implementation and maintenance: change management
Chapter 13: Information systems strategy
Chapter 14: Information systems management
Chapter 15: Managing information security
Chapter 16: End-user computing
providing end-user services
Chapter 17: Ethical, legal and moral constraints on information systems.  aBusiness Information Systems does not assume any prior knowledge of IS or ICT, and new concepts are simply defined. New business examples, case studies and web links are fully integrated throughout, illustrating the relevance and impact of information systems in today's business environment.This book is ideal for students on any courses related to business information systems or management information systems at undergraduate or postgraduate level." -- Provided by publisher.  aeng.  aElectronic commerce  aDecision support systems  aBusiness Computer network   aBusiness and Management  aGreasley, Andrew   aHickie, Simon