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Decision Support and Business Intelligence Systems

Jay E. Aronson, Ramesh Sharda, Efraim Turban et al.

2010

Mastering risk modelling

Alastair L. Day

2003

Managing computer risk

Gerald M. Ward

1986

From big data to big profits

Russell Walker

2015

Thinkwork

Fred Young Phillips

1992

A source book of management simulations

Jones, Ken

1989

Decision support systems and intelligent systems

Efraim Turban

1998

UNIX in a Nutshell

Dale Dougherty

1986

Information systems

G. Grudnitski, John G. Burch

1983

Computing in organizations

Debra Gimlin, James Rule

2002

Computer models for management science

Warren J. Erikson

1983

QSB+ for Windows

Yih-Long Chang

1997

Minicomputers

Y. Paker

1980

Lucas:Why Information Systems Fail (Cloth)

H LUCAS

1975

Routing in today's internetworks

Mark Dickie

1994

Eat Food, Not Profits!

Mike J. Pappas

1996

Information systems: theory and practice

John G. Burch

1974

Supporting strategy

Robert G. Dyson

2007

Managing Projects with make

Andy Oram

1991

Creative problem solving

Robert L. Flood

1991

Project management with CPM, PERT, and precedence diagramming

Joseph J. Moder

1983

Management decision systems

Michael S. Scott Morton

1971

Information technology and the corporation of the 1990s

Michael S. Scott Morton, Allen, Thomas J.

1994

MIS, concepts and design

Robert G. Murdick

1980

Land administration

Peter F. Dale, John D. McLaughlin

1999

Performance scorecards

Richard Y. Chang

2000

Integrated case studies in accounting and information systems

Mohsen Sharifi

1987

The information weapon

William R. Synnott

1987

Managing change with business process simulation

David M. Profozich

1998

THe on-line business survival guide in management and marketing

Mae Loh, Budi Martokoesoemo

1998

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