Author

Contributions

  • Wilson, Thomas D. - Contributor
  • Abell, Angela. - Contributor

Publication

1996 - Bowker Saur, London [England, England

Language

English

Word Count

51,500 words, Guess

Page Count

206 pages

Identifiers

and 3 more
  • Goodreads1279251
  • AmazonB001J1Z1KI
  • Better World BooksBWBM51432632

Classifications

  • DDC658.4/038/011
  • LCCHD30.213 .O94 1996

Description

Information and Business Performance presents the results of research into the relationship between effective information systems and business performance. For the first time the subject is covered by a detailed survey methodology, and the results illustrate the lack of a coherent information policy across the 12 high-performing companies analysed. The book demonstrates how information professionals have seen their influence diminish and have been slow to take up new technology, and also identifies those problems caused where a company's knowledge base relies heavily on individuals rather than systems. Yet the book also describes how those companies that have successfully implemented change and created an information ethos have done so with the leadership and support of senior managers. Information and Business Performance sheds new light onto the complex relationships between the role of information in business and successful performance and should be required reading for anyone working in this field.

Subjects

Topics

Case studiesInformation technologyManagement information systemsInformation resources managementInformation technology -- Great Britain -- Case studies.Management information systems -- Great Britain -- Case studies.Information resources management -- Great Britain -- Case studies.

Places

Series Statement

  • British library research

Other Editions

  • Information and business performance: a study of information systems and services in high performing companiesBowker Saur1996-01-01

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