Business Driven Information Systems
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Author: Paige Baltzan
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Mention types of decisions which are needed to operate your business. Usage of MIS to support decision making efforts. Types of processes throughout business and usage of MIS to revamp for business process for efficiency and effectiveness. Dependency on MIS for business and if MIS is not used then business can be successful or not. Mention the name of Business that can run without MIS.
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