Information Systems Management Part 4 Information Systems Management Part 4 addresses the management of information systems development, resources, and security in Chapters 10, 11, and 12, respectively.

This Could Happen to You PRIDE Prototype Successful: Now What to Do? Need to look at procedures and training, and managing users better Expand resources and scope Attention to procedures and management Need to look at our procedures and training, and manage our users better. We might need to add some new players and resources. Add help desk at equipment vendors and some local health clubs. Copyright © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Prentice Hall

This Could Happen to You (cont'd) Even if you are not an IS major, you need to know about these functions so you can be a successful and effective consumer of IS professionals’ services. Pay close attention to user and management responsibilities in next three chapters. Understand responsibilities and activities of IS professionals. Chapter 10, how are they going to support it, long-term? If they form a separate company, how does that company run the PRIDE infrastructure? Chapter 11 discusses IS management. Chapter 12 wraps up IS management by discussing security. In a system like PRIDE, security and privacy are critical. Patients ask for it and medical practices have legal requirements to protect patient data. Copyright © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Prentice Hall