Retaining the proven problem-solving perspective, this text incorporates Internet coverage and its influence on business decisions. Software, hardware and organizational issues are all updated as well to reflect systems environment. Students are taught how to apply critical thinking skills as they learn to analyze and define business problems.
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Information Systems A probrem-solving approach,
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This review is from: Information Systems and the Internet: A Problem-Solving Approach (Dryden Press Series in Information Systems) (Hardcover)
This book mentions about the relationship between IS strategy and Business strategy. Many books focus on one topic and technical, however, this book explains how should the company balance the two strategies.
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Student reservations,
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This review is from: Information Systems and the Internet: A Problem-Solving Approach (Dryden Press Series in Information Systems) (Hardcover)
Because this book was prescribed in a similar course previously, I recommended this as a text along with Stair & Reynolds (ISBN 076001079X) - students could use either, references to both were used in the course. While I thought both were quite reasonable texts (otherwise I would not have recommended them) the first year university students were quite critical of Lauden & Lauden in comparison with the other text (about which I received no complaints). Typically they claimed the the text was difficult to understand, not clear, and did not cover the areas as well as the other text did, and was more expensive. I didn't think the text was all that bad, so I'm left somewhat bemused. I would probably have rated this text as a four, the students seemed to rate it about a two, so I guess three stars is a reasonable average!
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