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Author: Stephen Haag
Publisher: McGraw-Hill/Irwin
Release Date: 2004-12-16
ISBN-10: 0073105813
ISBN-13: 9780073105819
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A concise, four-color IS concepts book with a lively, contemporary writing style at a student-friendly price. Information Systems Essentials Information Systems Essentials comes with more and better ancillaries than any other essentials text. An additional unique feature is the opening unit, explaining the benefit and impact of IS on each business career. This chapter addresses the frequently-cited problem of effectively showing students the relevance of this course. Information Systems Essentials includes the first nine chapters from Haag MIS 5e, representing what introductory MIS students should definitely know. An appendix includes the two XLMs from Haag MIS 5e: hardware/software and telecommunications.
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| Customer Rating: | | This book is terribly boring. It's confusing, wordy, and I've already found 2 typos, and I'm not even through the second chapter. I'd rather fall off a cliff onto a bicycle with no seat than continue reading this book. |
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