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E-commerce

Carol G. Traver, Carol Traver, Kenneth C. Laudon et al.

2002 ★ 3.0

The information society

David Lyon

1988

The twilight of sovereignty

Walter B. Wriston

1992

Information obesity

Whitworth, Andrew Dr

2009

Auditing IT infrastructures for compliance

Martin M. Weiss

2011

The Network Society

Manuel Castells

2004

Health Care in the Information Society : Volume 2

David Ingram

2023

Teachers and technoliteracy

Colin Lankshear, Colin Lanksheer, Ilana Snyder et al.

2000

Information literacy

Michael Eisenberg

2004

Greening through it

Bill Tomlinson

2010

IT Systems Management

Rich Schiesser

2002

Strategic IT management

S. A. Kelkar

2010

Educating the Net Generation

Bob Pletka

2007

Handbook on hedonic indexes and quality adjustments in price indexes

Jack E. Triplett

2006

Fundamentals of dependable computing for software engineers

Knight, John, 1947-

2012

IT Control Objectives for Sarbanes-Oxley

IT Governance Institute

2006

Techno-crazed

Michael Finley

1995

ACE the IT Resume

Paula Moreira

2002

A practical guide to enterprise architecture

Elias K. Jo, James Linn, Vikas Sharan et al.

2003

Dot complicated

Randi Zuckerberg

2013

Everything Is Miscellaneous

David Weinberger

2007 ★ 4.0

The Second Machine Age

Erik Brynjolfsson, Andrew McAfee

2014 ★ 3.9

Reading digital culture

David Trend

2001

State of our nation's libraries

United States. Congress. Joint Committee on the Library

1993

Fluency with information technology

Lawrence Snyder

2004

Principles of information security

Michael E. Whitman

2012

The Age of Surveillance Capitalism

Shoshana Zuboff

2019 ★ 3.9

Against the machine

Lee Siegel

2008

You are not a gadget

Jaron Lanier

2010 ★ 3.4

Intelligent enterprises of the 21st century

Jatinder N. D. Gupta

2004

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