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Management Information Systems
2020Today, with the growth of the internet and the development of data and information production, information systems have taken on a more critical role in the modern business world, with information being recognized as one of the essential assets of organizations and companies.
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Information Management System: The Off-The-Shelf System-A Packaged Information Management System [PDF]
Bell System Technical Journal, 1973 The Off-The-Shelf System (OTSS) is a packaged information management system for hierarchical data bases. OTSS provides, without computer programming, processes to enter and alter data in such a data base, do complex retrievals of data from the data base, and specify various security mechanisms to limit access to, or alteration of, a data base.
L. E. Heindel, J. T. Roberto
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Information System for Management
1999In Job-Shop production scheduling, it is often useful to have examples to test the model of the workshop scheduling (Buxey, 1992). However, an example (Muth, 1963) is generally associated to a well precise workshop (Galinho, 1994). These ones do not match exactly what we have to process, to use.
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Information Systems for the Information Management
2015The aim of the chapter is to highlight the main functions and specific requirements that should characterize an information system for real estate management. Given the consideration that the common practice is still late in maturing a full awareness of the close relationship existing between the specificity of the context (organizational model of FM ...
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Information management systems for pharmacogenomics
Pharmacogenomics, 2002The value of high-throughput genomic research is dramatically enhanced by association with key patient data. These data are generally available but of disparate quality and not typically directly associated. A system that could bring these disparate data sources into a common resource connected with functional genomic data would be tremendously ...
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Security in the Management of Information Systems
The Health Care Manager, 1998Although security technology exists in abundance in health information management systems, the implementation of that technology is often lacking. This lack of implementation can be heavily affected by the attitudes and perceptions of users and management, the "people part" of systems.
Janis L Huston, Terry L. Huston
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Systems for the Management of Pharmacogenomic Information
2005Recent breakthroughs in biological research have been made possible by remarkable advances in high-performance computing and the establishment of a highly sophisticated information technology infrastructure. This chapter gives an overview of the main and most important technologies needed for the management of pharmacogenomic information, namely ...
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Humanitarian Information Management and Systems [PDF]
, 2009 In times of major disasters such as hurricane Katrina or the Sichuan earthquake, the need for accurate and timely information is as crucial as is rapid and coherent coordination among the responding humanitarian community. Effective humanitarian information systems that provide timely access to comprehensive, relevant, and reliable information are ...
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Management Information Systems
2003Publisher Summary Historically, health care management information systems (MISs) focused primarily on finance and the transactions related to revenue cycle and supply management. Automating processes improved transaction time and accuracy, required fewer employees, and yielded a favorable “return on investment” (ROI). This functionality was available
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Information Systems for Self-Management
Human Systems Management, 1978A model of democratic organization and individual learning is used to integrate commonly available computer programs into an information and management system appropriate for the self-managed firm. Distribution of information, participation through debate and voting, and feedback on decision performance are mediated by appropriate programs.
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