The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management, Management Information Systems

This comprehensive encyclopedia covers recent developments in management information systems, providing insights from over 90 experts in the field.

The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management, Management Information Systems offers a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in the realm of information systems within organizations. This updated edition delves into the essential functions of information systems, including planning, implementation, and operation, ensuring that readers grasp the significance of these systems in today's business environment. With a focus on the evolving applications of information technology, it highlights how organizations leverage new processes enabled by the Internet and the implications of emerging technologies for managers.

In addition to discussing innovative applications, the Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management, Management Information Systems provides in-depth coverage of crucial technologies that impact organizational systems, such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). The encyclopedia features contributions from over 90 international academics and professionals, ensuring a diverse range of perspectives and expertise. This collaboration enriches the content, making it a valuable resource for students, researchers, and practitioners alike.

Edited by a pioneer in the field of management information systems, this encyclopedia contains over 300 entries that are meticulously curated to reflect current trends and practices. It serves as an essential reference for anyone looking to understand the complexities and dynamics of information systems in modern organizations, offering insights that are both practical and theoretical.