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Executive Information Systems: Successes and Failures, Insights and Misconceptions

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Executive information systems have come a long way in a short period of time. Management consultants, software and hardware vendors, the MIS department, and executive users have all played important rotes in this development. This article reviews executive information systems, assesses where they are today, and looks ahead to what is Just over the horizon.

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