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ArticleWhat does it take for successful executive information systems?

Rex Kelly Rainer1995

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What does it take for successful executive information systems?

Rex Kelly Rainer · Hugh J. Watson

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1979Chief executives define their own data needs.1978Empirical Evidence For a Descriptive Model of Implementation 1991Executive Information Systems: A Framework for Development and a Survey of Current Practices 1988Executive Support Systems: The Emergence of Top Management Computer Use 1993Executive Information Systems: Their Impact on Executive Decision Making 1987The Management Information and Decision Support (MIDS) System at Lockheed-Georgia 1982An Assessment of the Concept of Decision Support Systems as Viewed by Senior-Level Executives*1981Evaluating Information System Effectiveness — Part II: Comparing Evaluator Viewpoints

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Published1995-06-01

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ISSN-L0167-9236

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