Place of Information Technology in Management and Business Education

TC3 WG3.4 International Conference on the Place of Information Technology in Management and Business Education 8–12th July 1996, Melbourne, Australia

AvBen-Zion Barta,Peter Juliff

Inbunden, Engelska, 1997

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Beskrivning

The education of managers at undergraduate, postgraduate and professional levels must take recognition of their need to understand the impact of information technology on the practice of their profession. Furthermore it should seek to educate and to provide the knowledge needed for these people to plan for, and to adopt IT techniques in business and management. Computer-based management information systems provide not merely a passive means of retrieving and presenting information, but rather an active enabling technology which redefines the role of the manager. This book examines the relationship between management, business and information technology and, in particular, the impact of that relationship on those responsible for the design and delivery of education programmes at all levels.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:1997-01-31
Mått:155 x 235 x 18 mm
Vikt:535 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology
Antal sidor:234
Förlag:Chapman and Hall
ISBN:9780412799600

Utforska kategorier

Systemvetenskap och AI inom Data och IT
Företagsekonomi inom Ekonomi och Ledarskap

Mer om författaren

Ben-Zion Barta is with Bar-Code Computers Ltd., IsraelPeter Juliff is Head of the School of Management and Information Systems, Deakin University, Burwood, Australia

Innehållsförteckning

1 Involving managers with Information Technology — bridging the culture gap.- 2 Broadening software engineering courses to include organisational and behavioural factors.- 3 Management’s knowledge of Information Technology.- 4 Linking management and information systems through case analysis of international business operations.- 5 Information Technology for managers: Australian generic MBA programs.- 6 Contracts in the IT education of managers.- 7 Information Technology in China.- 8 Training educational managers to use Information Systems: a three-phase approach.- 9 Educating to bridge the knowledge gap: hybrid management undergraduate education 1985–1995.- 10 Course management for novice IT professionals.- 11 The whys and whats of an IT specialisation within a generalist management tertiary education.- 12 MIS in the MBA is broken! Do we want to fix it or ditch it?.- 13 The nexus between management and Information Technology — attitudes and influence of the professional bodies.- 14 Information Technology curriculum for engineering management qualification.- 15 Not Economic Informatics but Informatic Economics — The development of the subject Economic Informatics in the commercial colleges in North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany.- 16 Business users and the information systems development process: a need to know basis.- 17 Business simulations: dynamic, computer based case studies for management development.- 18 IT curriculum in business education content and market analysis.- 19 Realising Information Technology benefits in the health sector — the management education agenda.- 20 Information Technology studies in higher business and management education in Finland.- 21 How teaching through IT modifies the teaching curriculum.- 22 Chief Information Officers — newroles and emerging duties.- 23 Building executive information systems — Visual Basic for management students.- 24 IT education for hospitality managers.- 25 Managerial skills in technical professionals — an exploration of IT project leadership.- 26 The hybrid manager: achievement within a world wide dimension.- 27 Critical systems development — ramifications for management.- 28 Discussion group: The changing role of management.- 29 Discussion group: Teaching and learning using the www.- Index of contributors.- Keyword index.