1. Information Systems Management
Part 4
Information Systems Management

2. PRIDE: "Sunk By Our Own Success"
Prototype successful
Need to decide what to do with their new invention.
Need to look at procedures and training, and managing users better.
Expand resources and scope.
PRIDE needs to look at procedures and training, and manage its users better. It might need to add some new players and resources, add a help desk at equipment vendors and some local health clubs.
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3. PRIDE: "Sunk By Our Own Success" (cont’d)
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 provide long-term support? If they form a separate company, how does that company run the PRIDE infrastructure?
Chapter 11 discusses IS management.
Chapter 12 wraps up by discussing security. For systems like PRIDE, security and privacy are critical. Medical practices are legally required to protect patient data, and patients expect protection.
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Next Three Chapters
Chapter 10 discusses business process management and the procedures for developing successful information systems..
Chapter 11 addresses the management of information systems. The function and organization of information systems is considered, along with the concept of outsourcing.
Chapter 12 deals with the creation and management of the security of information systems. An overall perspective is given and technical, data and human safeguards are presented.
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