Stair, Ralph M. creator author Reynolds, George Walter 1944- author Bryant, Joey. author Frydenberg, Mark. author Greenberg, Hollis. author Schell, George. author text festschrift at 2021 Fourteenth edition. monographic ng

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xx, 584 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm. Develop an understanding of the core principles of information systems (IS) and how these principles make a difference in today's business environment with Stair/Reynolds' PRINCIPLES OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS, 14E. Completely reorganized for clarity and focus, this fresh new edition provides engaging new chapter opening cases and a new chapter on AI and automation. You explore the challenges and risks of cybercrime, hacking, internet of things, and artificial intelligence as you examine the latest IS research and learn from memorable examples. You can even maximize your employability as you learn how to use IS to increase profits and reduce costs in organizations. You study the latest in big data, business intelligence, cloud computing, e-commerce, enterprise systems, mobile computing, strategic planning, and systems development. Powerful tools, such as new ConceptClip videos and You Make the Decision interactive cases in this edition's MindTap digital resources help you further your success. Part. 1. Information Systems in Business and Society -- 1. Information Systems: People, Technology, Processes, and Structure -- 2. Secure Information Systems -- 3. Corporate and Individual Accountability: Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues -- Part. 4. Technology Infraestructure -- 4. Hardware and Software -- 5. Database Systems and Management -- 6. Business Intelligence: Big Data and Analytics -- 7. Networks: An Interconnected World -- 8. Cloud Computing and the Internet of Things -- Part. 3. Business Information Systems -- 9. E-commerce -- 10. Enterprise Systems -- 11. Artificial Intelligence and Automation -- Part. 4. Planning, Implementing, and Managing Information Systems -- 12. Strategic Planning and Project Management -- 13. System Acquisition and Development -- Glossary -- Subject index. Ralph M. Stair, Professor Emeritus, Florida State University, George W. Reynolds, Instructor, Strayer University, Joey Bryant Forsyth Technical Community College, Mark Frydenberg, Bentley University, Hollis Greenberg, Wentworth Institute of Technology and George Schell, University of North Carolina Wilmington. Includes bibliographical references and index. Management information systems T58.6 .S72 2021 9780357112410 DLC 160718 20210922173228.0 19181145 eng