Lecture

Designing Information Systems: Lessons from CompuSys

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Description

This lecture delves into the case study of CompuSys, focusing on the challenges faced in designing information systems that are not only technically sound but also effectively used by the intended users. The lecture explores the root causes of system nonuse, the importance of aligning business processes with system design, and the implications for CEOs and CIOs in ensuring successful system implementation.

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