A measure of information system efficiency

Rolando C Gapud

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P. SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENTALFRED SLOAN I'OpM ^ mBj^ A MEASURE OF INFORMATION SYSTEM EFFICIENCY 102-64 ** Rolando C. Gapud and James J. Linn MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 50 MEMORIAL DRIVE CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 02139 . Not to be reproduced in whole or In part without authors' permission A MEASURE OF INFORMATION SYSTEM EFFICIENCY 102-64 Rolando C. Gapud and James J. Linn * This paper based, Maker's Evaluation of theis in part, upon "A Decision Firm's Information System," (unpublished Master's thesis, Sloan School of CortesManagement, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1964) by Rolando Gapud ** Respectively Assistant to the Consultant Private Development Corporation of the Management,Philippines, and Assistant Professor of Industrial Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. HV^'^ 4^(o>v^- prr-rjvED o iCSJOVNO Introduction network. Eachfirm can be considered aThe information system of the line of this network represents a channel of communication, and each node a center, information center,decision an or both. As a decision center, a node can be viewed as receiving information and issuing decisions (informa- tion) . In the past, interest in nodes has been confined to decision making. Another important aspect of these nodes is the effectiveness of the informa- tion system serving them. How effectively are the information inputs serv- Che decision makering at each node?

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• Management information system

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• Nombre de lectures: 20
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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