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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Growing Your Business with Google

Dave Taylor

2005

Intranets

Randy J. Hinrichs

1997

Business @ the speed of thought

Bill Gates, Collins Hemingway

1999

Implementing and developing cloud computing applications

David E. Y. Sarna

2010

The power of running 1-2-3

Williams, Robert E.

1988

ERP

Carol A. Ptak

2003

Computer simulation in management science

Michael Pidd

1992

Business Analytics

Jorge L.C. Sanz

2016

Where to find business information

David M. Brownstone

1979

Big Data Analytics

David Loshin

2013

The corporate Intranet

Ryan Bernard

1996

Data Science for Business

Foster Provost, Tom Fawcett

2013

Strategic planning for information systems

Ward, John MInstM., Ward, John L., Joe Peppard et al.

1990

Management science

Stephen G. Powell

2007

Computer simulation in business

Hugh J. Watson

1981

A practical guide to small computers for business and professional use

Robert M. Rinder

1981

IBM PC Apprentice

Leonard Paul Kubiak, Inc. Wordware Pub.

1984

Event processing in action

Opher Etzion

2011

Business database systems

Thomas Connolly

2008

Planning and budgeting for higher profits

Jeffrey R. Alves

1983

The Unified modeling language

Martin Schader, A. Korthaus

1998

Strategic information planning methodologies

James Martin

1989

Computers in Business

Kelley School Kelley School of Business Faculty

2016

Simulation Modelling for Business (Innovative Business Textbooks) (Innovative Business Textbooks) (Innovative Business Textbooks)

Andrew Greasley

2004

Information Technology

James A. Senn

2003

Web 2.0 for non-profit organizations

Dana L. Cadman

2009

Experiencing MIS

David Kroenke

2007

The power of now

Vivek Ranadivé

1999

Discover SAP

Nancy Muir

2010

Computer-oriented business systems

Wayne S. Boutell

1968

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