INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS FOR DIGITAL BUSINESS
- Overview
- Assessment methods
- Learning objectives
- Contents
- Full programme
- Bibliography
- Delivery method
- Teaching methods
- Contacts/Info
It is suggested to have done studies about Organization Theory
The exam is only for who have obtained all the CFU to enter to the third year.
Students can choose between two modalities of exam (each one entails the same amount of work) .
a)Student have to participate to a work in group scheduled during the course and then:
or produce an individual work to present at the end of the course;
or have an oral exam on the content of the lessons.
b)Student has an oral exam on all the material of the course.
The individual written work will be define with the teacher at the beginning of the course.
It's suggested to verify any changes about the exam on course's website, in dependance of the health evolution.
Students will learn to analyze, from one side, characteristics and advantages of an Information system. From another side, they learn to analyze the critical success factor for selecting and adopting an information system in the context of digitalization of modern enteprise.
Organization and Information systems;
definition and analysis of main information systems;
information as strategic asset and the role of enterprise information systems;
the strategic role of IT;
IT governance;
software and application systems selection;
information systems organizational function.
Perspectives in use of ICT il digital logic.
Detailed programm is published on course's website
Two books.
"ICT, sistemi informativi e mercati digitali", di Valacich Joseph; Schneider Christoph; Carignani Andrea, edizioni Pearson (also available in english version)
"Lavoreremo ancora? Tecnologie informatiche e occupazione, di Camussone-Biffi, Egea editore. Ebook
Traditional lessons plus lab lesson to learn the methodology useful for the final group work /see next item); discussion of case history and testimonial
Teacher is available by email alfredo.biffi@uninsubria.it