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Neumann, Seev

Topic Weight Topic Terms
0.300 channel distribution demand channels sales products long travel tail new multichannel available product implications strategy
0.300 information approach article mis presents doctoral dissertations analysis verification management requirements systems list needs including
0.273 information systems paper use design case important used context provide presented authors concepts order number
0.232 results study research information studies relationship size variables previous variable examining dependent increases empirical variance
0.213 development life cycle prototyping new stages routines stage design experiences traditional time sdlc suggested strategies
0.210 structure organization structures organizational centralized decentralized study organizations forms decentralization processing communication sharing cbis activities
0.184 information strategy strategic technology management systems competitive executives role cio chief senior executive cios sis
0.164 information management data processing systems corporate article communications organization control distributed department capacity departments major
0.155 project projects failure software commitment escalation cost factors study problem resources continue prior escalate overruns
0.128 planning strategic process management plan operational implementation critical used tactical effectiveness number identified activities years

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Ahituv, Niv 2 Borovits, Israel 1 Hadass, Michael 1 Zviran, Moshe 1
airline reservation systems 1 Centralization /decentralization 1 decision support 1 distributed systems 1
information system development 1 Information systems life cycle 1 Information systems design 1 information systems implementation 1
systems management. 1

Articles (3)

Factors Affecting the Policy for Distributing Computing Resources. (MIS Quarterly, 1989)
Authors: Abstract:
    This article discusses the findings of an empirical study conducted on 303 organizations. The major purpose of the study was to analyze the relationship between various organizational attributes and the deployment of hardware resources. The salient finding was that the most influential variable is the distribution of decision-making processes in the organization. The more decision making is distributed, the more hardware is distributed. No significant relationships were detected between hardware distribution and any of the following variables: organizational structure, economic sectorial association, and the size of the organization.
Airline Management Information System at Arkia Israeli Airlines. (MIS Quarterly, 1988)
Authors: Abstract:
    This paper presents an approach to developing and implementing a management information system for small airlines. The system presented is a new, comprehensive, real-time sales support and reservation system based on state-of-the-art computer technology, advanced concepts in software design, and practical experience in the travel industry. The system represents a departure from the philosophy underlying most existing airline reservation systems. It is an important strategic asset and a valuable weapon in an increasingly competitive market.
A Flexible Approach to Information System Development. (MIS Quarterly, 1984)
Authors: Abstract:
    The Information Systems Development Life Cycle (ISDLC) is usually treated as a rigid sequence of activities. This article asserts that differences in the nature of development projects should affect the planning of the ISDLC. Two classes of factors affecting the ISDLC are identified: factors relating to the environment and factors relating to the development effort (e.g., in-house development vs. canned software package). Each step along the ISDLC is decomposed into several dimensions relating to the activities that should be performed, the degree of control that should be exerted, to human resources, to other resources, and to the time factor. The relationship between the six dimensions and the two classes of factors are explained. Finally, a practical approach to ISDLC planning is suggested based on a structured procedure and a number of working forms. It assists in preliminary planning of the development process as well as in periodic reviews and revisions whenever the project reaches a certain milestone.