Search Results - subject:"Executive information systems"

Inteligencia estratégica (IE) : tener en cuenta la organización y la estrategia

Romelaer, Pierre - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2011

L'objectif de l'intelligence stratégique est d'aider la connaissance et la compréhension de la situation stratégique. Nous établissons qu'en majorité la littérature sur l'intelligence stratégique propose une vision qui semble "rationnelle", mais qui de manière prévisible ne permet pas...

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Executive Information Systems' Multidimensional Models

LUNGU, Ion; BARA, Adela - In: Informatica Economica XI (2007) 3, pp. 87-90

Executive Information Systems are design to improve the quality of strategic level of management in organization … reports for Executive Information Systems (EIS) in an organization we need to design a multidimensional model based on the …

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THE EXECUTIVE SUPPORT SYSTEMS AS INNOVATIVE TOOLS FOR THE EVALUATION OF FINANCIAL PROJECTS

HENRIKSSON, Aron - In: Journal of Information Systems & Operations Management 3 (2009) 2, pp. 373-380

ESS AND ISS as part of DSS have a positive impact both on company’s performances and its collaboration with its partners. In order to evaluate the performance of economic enterprises SITIRATING package, one should deal with and make : the Evaluation of the company’s development trend, the...

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EIS profitability, costs and benefits: an evolutionary approach

Salmeron, Jose L. - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 102 (2002) 5, pp. 284-288

This paper intends to portray the situation of executive information systems (EIS) profitability, costs and benefits in …

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Effect of computer self‐efficacy on the use of executive support systems

Hung, Shin‐Yuan; Liang, Ting‐Peng - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 101 (2001) 5, pp. 227-237

Computer self‐efficacy (CSE) is generally considered to have a positive effect on information systems use. Its effect on using executive support systems (ESS), however, has not been studied. This research elucidates the effect of CSE on ESS use by undertaking a field study on a group of 16...

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Diffusion of executive information systems in organizations and the shift to Web technologies

Basu, Choton; Poindexter, Sandra; Drosen, James; Addo, Theo - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 100 (2000) 6, pp. 271-276

Executive information systems (EIS) have certain unique characteristics that differentiate them from other information …

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Strategic scanning and interpretation revisiting: foundations for a software agent support system ‐ Part 2: scanning the business environment with software agents

Liu, Shuhua - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 98 (1998) 8, pp. 362-372

Executive information systems, or strategic management support systems for senior managers, have traditionally …

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Downsizing with executive information systems

Beheshti, H.M. - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 95 (1995) 5, pp. 18-22

Executive information systems (EIS) are relatively new, Windows‐based software products which enable executives to …

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Why managers use executive support systems : selecting and using information technology for strategic advantage

Horn Nord, Jeretta; Daryl Nord, G. - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 95 (1995) 9, pp. 24-28

Software technology designed to provide managers with the capability to access internal and external information that is relevant to decision making and other managerial responsibilities is referred to as executive support systems. Reports the findings of a study conducted among managers in...

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The most useful software for executives

Chiusolo, Eric; Kleiner, Brian H. - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 95 (1995) 10, pp. 25-28

information systems (EISs), a class of software that meets the requirements of executives in all their many and varied roles. … information in a way that diminishes their computer inhibitions. Describes the characteristics and technical aspects of executive …

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