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Power, Daniel J.

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0.371 systems information management development presented function article discussed model personnel general organization described presents finally
0.223 decision making decisions decision-making makers use quality improve performance managers process better results time managerial
0.204 technology organizational information organizations organization new work perspective innovation processes used technological understanding technologies transformation
0.143 business large organizations using work changing rapidly make today's available designed need increasingly recent manage

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Articles (1)

The Impact of Information Management on the Organization: Two Scenarios. (MIS Quarterly, 1983)
Authors: Abstract:
    A concept called information management has been discussed for many years by computer and management scientists. Implementing this concept may revolutionize organizations and have a profound effect on organizational decision making. Since the technology needed to implement sophisticated information systems is now available, managers need to address the potential impact of this innovation on their organizations. This article presents two scenarios that may help managers to anticipate the effect of information management on organizational decision making.