A Difference in Strategy: Journal of Information Systems Management: Vol 8, No 1

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Abstract

Information systems strategy, whether it applies to long-range planning, corporate management, or the integration of new technology, is an important issue for IS managers and has become a popular topic among book authors. Three books covering different views of this subject are reviewed as well as a new videotape on UNIX.

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Paul Gray

Paul Gray is a professor in the programs in information science department of the Claremont Graduate School in Claremont CA.

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