Handbook of Management Information Systems: A Managerial Perspective

This handbook is great. It structures all possible systems of MIS shows in a short box the main differences and advantages per system and puts the findings together. If is very helpfull for looking up systems and it also mentions the softwares being usfull.

It is an excellent peace of comprehensive MIS work. As an IS professional, I have used this book as a reference on several occasions. The subject matter comprises all aspects of managing an Information Systems environment. It covers complete IS industry from the core database principles to front end applications. The book also includes advanced topics such as Artificial Intelligence, Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks, examples of which are becoming prevalent in this industry. I would highly recommend this book for IS managers and students who intend to have a thorough understanding and knowledge of information systems.

I have read Bidgoli's publication, Handbook of Management Information Systems: A Managerial Perspective: This book provides an thorough coverage of major information systems topics. The book steers clear of technical details by emphasizing the managerial perspective of information systems issues. Written for those who are just entering the management field or for seasoned veterans, this book is the bible of information systems management. If you are looking for an easy to understand information systems book that covers all the critical areas of the technology field, this is the one! I highly recommend this book to students, managers, and executives of both public and private organizations.

Hossein Bidgoli, in his 1999 publication, Handbook of Management Information Systems; A Managerial Perspective, addresses a wide range of MIS topics ranging from Information Systems Basics to an in-depth discussion of emerging artificial intelligence technologies such as Fuzzy Logic, Expert Systems, Natural Language Processing and Neural Networks. The author uses his extensive knowledge of the educational process to convey critical information to managers, as well as future managers, of both large and small businesses. Through in-depth discussion and accompanying real life examples, Professor Bidgoli presents the information in an easy to comprehend manner. Just like his other publications, it is comprehensive, easy to follow and a real learning experience. The Handbook of Management Information Systems; A Managerial Perspective is a must read for both IT managers and IT students. I have read this book and have learned a worldview of this fascinating field. Try it yourself! I highly recommend this book for both professional and educational use. *****