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ISBN- 81-261-0321-1
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ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
A.K. CHAUDHARY
All levels of management need information on which to base decisions, to plan, to organize, and to control. People gather information directly by observing and experiencing events but as organizations become larger and more complex it becomes impossible for management, particularly in the middle and higher levels, to observe or experience all operations. In some forms of decentralized organization management virtually never see the actual events and have to rely almost entirely on information provided through formal and informal channels. It is an information system using formalized procedures to provide managers at all levels in all functions with appropriate information from all relevant sources (both internal and external to the firm) to enable them make timely and effective decisions for planning, directing and controlling the activities for which they are responsible.
Encyclopaedia of Management Information System in two volumes, consists of the following important topics: Understanding Information System; Information Systems; Information Resource Management; Strategic Control of Information Technology; Fundamentals of Computers; Information System Management; Information Resources for Professional Knowledge; Management Information Systems; Management Information System Organisations; World of Personal Computers; Management and Information; Organising the Information System Department; Impact of Information Systems on Management Budgetary Accounting and Information Systems; Computers Based Information Systems; Evaluation of Information Systems; MIS and the Management Process; Accounting Information Systems etc.

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