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Chapter Outline. Learning Objectives. Opening Cases. IT at Work Boxes. A Closer Look Boxes. Managerial Issues Minicases Online Chapter Resources (www.wiley.com/college/turban) Exercises, Projects, and Internet Exercises Group Assignments References Appendix Glossary
introduces to the two majors building blocks of IT : data and networks (the other building blocks are covered in the Online Technology Guides). Both parts include basic infrastructure and most common applications.
3. Managing Data: Databases and Warehousing 4. Network Computing for Collaboration
two chapters in the Part III introduce the Web-based technologies and applications, starting with the topics of e-commerce and ebusiness (Chapter 5), and is followed by mobile and wireless computing in Chapter 6.
5. E-Commerce and E-Business 6. Wireless Devices and their Applications
Organization of the Book Part V : Managerial and Decision Support Systems. Part V discusses the many ways
information systems can be used to support the day-today operations of a company, with a strong emphasis on the use of IT in managerial decision making. The three chapters in this part address some of the ways businesses are using IT to solve specific problems and to build strategic, innovative systems that enhance quality and productivity. Special attention is given to innovative applications of knowledge management, business intelligence and predictive analysis.
10. Managing Knowledge 11. Corporate Performance Management and Business Intelligence 12. Managerial Decision Making and IT Support Systems
Technology Guides
Online at wiley.com/college/turban
Hardware Software Data and Databases Telecommunications The Internet and the Web A Technical View of System Analysis and Design
Chapter 17 and the Techguides are available online @ www.wiley.com/college/turban And the CD on the back cover
Example: Appendix 1A
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Glossary
Category of applications for gathering, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help enterprise users make better decisions.
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Radio frequency identification (RFID) Generic term for
technologies that use radio waves to automatically identify individual items.
Example: Minicase
To transform a wired campus to a wireless..Dartmouth has made many innovative usages of the systems.
http://www.dartmouth.edu/