Information Technology for Management

Synopsis of Information Technology for Management

«Information Technology for Management» is the information technology handbook for business management by Efraim Turban, Ephraim McLean and James Wetherbe, published by John Wiley and Sons in hardback (848 pages, in English).

Reference work that addresses information technology from the perspective of business management, showing how systems and digital innovations help solve organisational problems and improve quality and productivity. It includes broad coverage of electronic commerce, practical case studies of companies of various sizes and analysis of topics such as process reengineering and networked organisation, with the aim of connecting technology with strategic advantage.

Updated second edition, with the subtitle «Making Connections for Strategic Advantage», published in 2000 in English.

Intended for students and professionals in business management and administration who need to understand how to apply information systems to an organisation's strategy and operations.