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Computer Concepts and Management Information Systems

This introductory guide aims to give readers the foundations of computing and management information systems in a clear, self-paced format. It walks through the main parts of a computer, the software people use every day, and how information systems operate. Much of its attention goes to the Microsoft Office suite, covering Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Access. Beyond the machine and its programs, the book also looks at enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management, along with security, business ethics and cybercrime. Written to be approachable for beginners, it suits readers who want a practical grounding in how technology supports organisations.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 232 pages

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