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Information Technology Governance and Strategy Decision Support System Applications Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development

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WHY THIS CHAPTER MATTERS Information systems are an important corporate resource. ey require a substantial budget and can make the dierence between success and failure. Many information systems (IS)-related decisions must be made by businesspeople, not by technical specialists. Managing these resources is therefore a concern of managers in general, not only of those specialists and their supervisors.

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