Management Information Systems Handbook

Management Information Systems (MIS) integrate technology, people, and processes to support decision-making and streamline operations in an organization. They play a pivotal role in enhancing business efficiency and competitiveness. This handbook provides an in-depth exploration of the key components and functions of MIS, including system design, data management, information security, and business intelligence, offering strategies for implementing effective information systems that align with organizational goals.

Print ISBN: 9781682510841 | $130 | 2025 | Paperback

Subject: Computer and Information Science

Editor: Jaxon Thomas

About the Editor: Jaxon Thomas is known for his expertise in graph transformation theory, model-based software engineering, and formal models for service-oriented and P2P architectures. His research extends to stochastic modeling and the analysis of dynamic networks in various domains, including social, biological, and technical fields. Thomas’s work in Management Information Systems integrates complex theoretical concepts with practical applications, enhancing our understanding and management of information systems in diverse environments.