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The document discusses the importance of information systems for businesses. It provides four key reasons why information systems are important: 1) they are a major capital investment, 2) they are foundational for business operations, 3) they increase productivity, and 4) they provide strategic opportunities. The document also examines perspectives on information systems, including technological, business, management, and organizational dimensions. It emphasizes that information systems require complementary investments in areas like business processes, culture, and skills.
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- 35. PERSPECTIVES ON INFORMATION SYSTEMS Management Information Systems Chapter 1 Managing the Digital Firm Information Systems Are More than Computers Figure 1-8
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- 48. CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES TO INFORMATION SYSTEMS Management Information Systems Chapter 1 Managing the Digital Firm A Sociotechnical Perspective on Information Systems Figure 1-11