Why Information Systems?
Information
systems have taken on a vital role in the competitive
global marketplace because of powerful worldwide changes in the business
environment. Leading industrial countries are transforming from industrial-based
to knowledge-and information-based economies. Knowledge and information
work now account for 60 percent of the American gross national product,
and nearly 55 percent of the U.S. labor force.
These
post-industrial, knowledge-and information-based service economies require
powerful information and communications systems to compete in the post-industrial
era. The emergence of global economy requires far-reaching information
systems to manage business on an international scale. Business enterprises
are undergoing transformations in organization and management favoring
smaller more flexible organizations where employees are empowered by information
and knowledge.Reference:
Management Information System Managing the Digital Firm Seventth Edition Kenneth C. Laudon Jane P. Laudon | ||
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