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The Master Budget is Presented in Sufficient Detail to Show how it Organizes the Particulars of all the Other Budgets that Affect Every Aspect of the life of the Corporation.Ĭhapter 4 The Master Budget as the Basis of a Relational Database Design Procedure There was a Paradigm Shift in Corporate Information Systems which Occurred with the Large Scale Use of Computers, and which Can be Completed when the Corporate Information System Mirrors the Corporate Information Structure, as with the FIS.Ĭhapter 3 Master Budget: Process and Product

Normative Issues Center Around the Empowerment of Executives, Managers, Owners, and Employees Enshrined in Johnstone's Basic Imperative-in Each Act of Communication, One is to Enhance Rather than Suppress the Ability to Persuade and be Persuaded, whether the Ability is yours or Another's.Ĭhapter 2 Organizations and Computers: The Formal Language Structure of Corporations General Systems Theory Provides Four Corporate Planning Areas: Budget, Operations, Maintenance, and Strategic Planning. Here we Present the Forum Information System (FIS) from its Theoretical and Normative Origins. Table of ContentsĬhapter I Corporations as Systems and Open Communication: The Forum Information System This book is a valuable resource for executives, managers, employees, and corporate decision makers.

This book discusses as well the organizational learning that occurs when using the system. Other chapters consider the actual creation of the LAN-based FIS, the technical details of implementation, the programming, and the hardware configuration. This text then explores FIS as part of a paradigm shift in corporate information systems, which began with the introduction of the use of computers. Organized into 10 chapters, this book begins with an overview of the four phases to the eventual use of the FIS in a corporate setting.

This book presents an information system which, by means of LAN, organizational development style prototyping, and organizational learning utilization, can open communications among managers, executives, owners, and employees in a corporate setting.

Corporate Planning and LAN: Information Systems as Forums provides information pertinent to the Forum Information System (FIS), a conceptual basis for all corporate planning.