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Managing Information Resources

Managing Information Resources. Chapter 7 Information Systems Management In Practice 6E McNurlin & Sprague. Introduction. Data vs. Information. Managing Data. The Three- Level Database Model. Four Data Models. Hierarchical Model Network Model Relational Model Object Model.

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Managing Information Resources

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  1. Managing Information Resources Chapter 7 Information Systems Management In Practice 6E McNurlin & Sprague

  2. Introduction Data vs. Information

  3. Managing Data The Three- Level Database Model

  4. Four Data Models • Hierarchical Model • Network Model • Relational Model • Object Model

  5. Managing Data Getting Corporate Data into Shape

  6. Enterprise Resource Planning • Clean up Data Definitions • Control Shared Data • Manage Data Distribution • Maintain Data Quality

  7. Enterprise Resource Planning • CASE EXAMPLE: Monsanto

  8. Four Types of Information

  9. Data Warehouses • Definition • Key Concepts • Steps in a Data Warehousing Project • CASE EXAMPLE: Owens & Minor

  10. Data Warehouses • Definition • Key Concepts • Steps in a Data Warehousing Project • CASE EXAMPLE: Owens & Minor

  11. Document Management • To improve the publishing process • To support communications among people and groups • To support organizational processes

  12. Document Management • To Improve the Publishing Process • CASE EXAMPLE: HICSS Personal Proceedings

  13. Document Management • To support communications among people and groups • CASE EXAMPLE: Tapiola Insurance Group

  14. Document Management • To support organizational processes • CASE EXAMPLE: Tennessee Valley Authority

  15. Content Management

  16. Content Management • Content Creation and Acquisition • Content Administration and Safeguarding • Content Deployment and Presentation

  17. Content Management • Content Creation and Acquisition • Content Administration and Safeguarding • Content Deployment and Presentation

  18. Content Management • Content Creation and Acquisition • Content Administration and Safeguarding • Content Deployment and Presentation

  19. Conclusion Internet as Friend and Foe

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