This document outlines key principles and learning objectives related to information systems in organizations. It discusses how data and information are used to help decision makers achieve organizational goals, and how information systems can provide benefits and competitive advantages. It also summarizes the major components and types of information systems, as well as the systems development process.

1. An Introduction to Information Systems in Organizations

8. Data, Information, and Knowledge

9. Data, Information, and Knowledge (continued)

13. What Is an Information System? (continued)

17. Computer-Based Information Systems (continued)

21. Business Information Systems (continued)

24. Electronic and Mobile Commerce (continued)

25. Electronic and Mobile Commerce (continued)

27. Enterprise Systems: Transaction Processing Systems and Enterprise Resource Planning (continued)

29. Information and Decision Support Systems (continued)

30. Information and Decision Support Systems (continued)

32. Specialized Business Information Systems: Knowledge Management, Artificial Intelligence, Expert Systems, and Virtual Reality (continued)

35. Systems Development (continued)

39. Organizations and Information Systems (continued)

41. Organizations and Information Systems (continued)

49. Performance-Based Information Systems (continued)