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Welcome to ITS404

Welcome to ITS404. Tonight Chapter 1. Chapter I focuses on the importance of information systems: to you, the student; to organizations; and to society in general. . Introduction to information systems . Why Should I Study Information Systems?

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Welcome to ITS404

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  1. Welcome to ITS404 Tonight Chapter 1 Chapter I focuses on the importance of information systems: to you, the student; to organizations; and to society in general.

  2. Introduction to information systems • Why Should I Study Information Systems? • Overview of Computer-Based Information Systems • How Does IT Impact Organizations? • Importance of Information Systems to Society

  3. Chapter 1 • First Case Study • Information technology (IT) • Information system (IS)

  4. Chapter 1 • about [small] business • Why Should I Study Information Systems? • Build Your Own Multinational Company

  5. Chapter 1 • Information Technology Jobs • Managing Information Resources • The Changing Role of the Information Systems Department • Overview of Computer-Based Information Systems

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  8. Chapter 1 • Major Capabilities of Information Systems • Electronic E-Discovery Software ReplacesLawyers

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  10. Chapter 1 • Types of Organizational Information Systems • How Does IT Impact Organizations? • Importance of Information Systems to Society • Summary

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