Managers, Micros and Mainframes

Partial table of contents: TECHNOLOGY OF END-USER COMPUTING. Office Automation Tools. Designing Advanced Workstations. Design Issues in Large Networks of Personal Computers. Distributed Databases and Distributed Processing Between Personal Computers and Mainframes. PRACTICE OF END-USER COMPUTING. Managing the Diffusion of End-User Computing Technologies. Company Experiences with End-User Computing. From PCs to Managerial Workstations. MANAGEMENT OF END-USER COMPUTING. User-Developed DSS. The Use of Formal Mechanisms for Linking the Information Systems Function with End-User. Criteria for Task Allocation in Micro-Maintenance Applications. GROUP COOPERATION AND ASSUMPTION MANAGEMENT. Implications of Open Systems. A Methodology for Identifying Strategic Opportunities for DSS. Micro-Maintenance DSS for Remote Multi-Person Decisions. ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT. Exploiting Information Technologies to Design More Effective Organizations. Highways and Traffic: Building the Telecommunicaions Infrastructures. End-User Computing: Impact on Education and Organizational Development. References. Indexes.Jarke, Matthias is the author of 'Managers, Micros and Mainframes', published 1986 under ISBN 9780471909880 and ISBN 0471909882.