Chapter 13 Organizing Information Systems Resources

9/23/98


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Chapter 13 Organizing Information Systems Resources

Transaction Processing System

Object-Oriented Approach

Object-Oriented Approach

An Integrated System

Research Directions: Systems Development

Research Directions: Systems Development: Object/Oriented Programming

Research Directions: Systems Development: Client/Server Technology

Research Directions: Systems Development: Project Management

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ANDERSEN CONSULTING AND DSS MANAGEMENT OF BUSINESS INTEGRATION ENDEAVORS

“ART” TO A MORE STRUCTURED, FOCUSED APPROACH

TWO TYPES OF INTERORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS, ACCORDING TO BAKOS

BUSINESS INTEGRATION CAN SUCCEED

What is the difference between a product line approach and a customer segmentation approach to marketing?

Five responsibility areas in the leadership role for CIO’s

Seven ways to “Learn the Business”

Vision

Boeing’s three visions

Five waves of innovation

Five attitudes CEOs take toward IT Wilson’s study

Two major roles that systems departments are likely to play in the future

Three types of relationships CIOs need to foster (Keen)

Changes In The Marketplace

Two Ways Companies And Alliances Use IT To Compete

Wiseman’s Approach to Strategic Thrusts

TELOS

Unsuccessful Systems

SMDS

Characteristics of Interorganizational Systems

Interoperability

Investment Strategy Analysis Approach To Studying Current Expeditures

CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING APPROACH Couger’s three variants to the classical method

CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS SYSTEMS PLANNING PROCESS

EXAMPLES OF SYSTEM STRUCTURES THAT CAN BE CALLED DISTRIBUTED

SIX KEY MESSAGES FOR MANAGERS AND ANALYSTS

SCENARIO APPROACH TO PLANNING

AREAS THAT SCENARIOS SHOULD INCLUDE

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Attributes of Innovations

Economic Factors Affecting Technology Adoption

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SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE “PHASE”

PROTOTYPING

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According to Naisbitt and Aburdene, changes are occurring in traditional environments

PROCEDURE-BASED VS. GOAL-BASED INFORMATION ACTIVITIES

Three Components of the Marketing Model

Main Purpose of each of the three groups in Mead’s Current Information Resources Organization

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Author: David Anderson