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- 1. Strategic Role of Information Systems in the Enterprise Dr. Dennis G. Jones Copyright © Albrecht & Jones 2013
- 2. Purpose of this Audio Commentary Prior to reviewing these comments, I strongly recommend that you complete the Primary Reading assignments and review the Secondary Learning Resources included in the associated learning module. These comments are designed to supplement (i.e., NOT replace) the resources included in the associated learning module. Copyright © Albrecht & Jones 2013