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Business Process Management

Mathias Weske

2007

Pentaho Solutions

Roland Bouman

2009

Competing on Internet time

Michael A. Cusumano

1998

Modern ERP

Marianne Bradford

2008

Professional SharePoint 2007 Records Management Development

John Holliday

2009

Planning for future market events using data processing support

Jerome Svigals

1983

Data modelling for information systems

Richard Vidgen, Carrie De Carteret

1995

X-Engineering the Corporation

James Champy

2003

Controlling financial performance for higher profits

Dennis P. Curtin

1983

Business process change management

August-Wilhelm Scheer

2003

Introducing Computers

Robert H. Blissmer

1989 ★ 5.0

Management science

Stephen G. Powell

2009

Information technology in business

James A. Senn

1997

Business systems and data processing procedures

Frank James Clark

1972

Information ecology

Davenport, Thomas H.

1997

The Unofficial Guide to Starting a Business Online

Jason Rich

2000

Experiencing MIS

David M. Kroenke

2011

Essentials of management information systems

Kenneth C. Laudon, Jane P. Laudon, Jane Price Laudon et al.

1997

The small computer in small business

Brian R. Smith

1981

Using small business computers

D. G. Dologite

1984

Sams teach yourself SAP in 24 hours

George W. Anderson, Anderson, George, Danielle Signorile Larocca

2006

Enterprise networking

James Martin

1995

The EDI handbook

David Hitchcock

1988

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Growing Your Business with Google

Dave Taylor

2005

Intranets

Randy J. Hinrichs

1997

Business @ the speed of thought

Bill Gates, Collins Hemingway

1999

Implementing and developing cloud computing applications

David E. Y. Sarna

2010

The power of running 1-2-3

Williams, Robert E.

1988

ERP

Carol A. Ptak

2003

Computer simulation in management science

Michael Pidd

1992

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