Cases on Information Technology Management in Modern Organizations

Information systems educators, professionals and students can best learn from the experience of others.

The successes and failures of others can help the information systems community to further develop and flourish.

An effective means of conveying these experiences and lessons learned is through case studies.

This is a compilation of original cases that describe information technology experience in both domestic and international organizations.

Each case has been carefully structured to provide background information, project description, current status of the case/project, successes and failures, epilogue and lessons learned, and a series of questions for discussion.

This should be useful as a case book for undergraduate MIS courses or for introductory MIS courses at the MBA or MS level.