INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN MANAGEMENT V - SGGW

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Copyright by Department of Informatics SGGW Warszawa 2010, I edition Reviewers: Dr hab. Zbigniew Leszek Chmielewski– prof. SGGW Dr Andrzej Jakubiec Dr Piotr Jałowiecki Dr Waldemar Karwowski Dr hab. Arkadiusz Orłowski – prof. SGGW Dr Marian Rusek Dr hab. Wiesław Szczesny – prof. SGGW Dr Tomasz Woźniakowski Typesetting and prepress: dr Waldemar Karwowski ISBN 978-83-7583-218-1 Wydawnictwo SGGW 02-787 Warszawa, ul. Nowoursynowska 166 Tel. (22) 593 55 20 (-22 – sprzedaż), fax 593 55 21 e-mail: wydawnictwo@sggw.pl, www.wydawnictwosggw.pl Print: Agencja Reklamowo – Wydawnicza A. Grzegorczyk, www.grzeg.com.pl 2
PREFACE Applications of information technologies and computer-based systems in management are practically indispensable due to still increasing complexity of tasks assigned to managers as well as to merciless competition and challenging environment of modern firms and businesses. Information systems are instrumental in decision making, strategy planning, forecasting, market research, as well as in risk assessment, modeling, and analysis, to name just a few examples. In this monograph we present results of various research based on different methodologies and utilizing many interesting cases, often directly related to business practice and real-life management problems, showing theoretical and practical importance of the subject. Current volume consist of 10 papers written by authors coming from different institutions. It provides a rich source of ideas, solutions, and perspectives. I do believe that presented results will be useful to all parties dealing with information systems in management: researchers, experts, and business practitioners, including managers themselves. The chapters are ordered alphabetically, according to the surnames of the first-named authors. PRINCE2 methodology and the main benefits derived from it, utilized for IT projects, are described. Special attention is given to the analysis of risk management and its influence on the success of an IT project. (M. Bolek, W. Karwowski). The conditions that integrated system for risk management in IT enterprises must fulfill are described, and different methods incorporated into the one integrated system are analyzed (D. Dymek). Some of the most popular management systems used at Polish universities are analyzed and compared, moreover case study of four leading institutions of higher education in Poland which are already implementing a SAP management system is presented (S. Jabłonowski, W.Karwowski). A concept of a system that can help farm managers to use the integrated business planning approach while making strategic decisions at their work is discussed (A. Mazurkiewicz). IT systems of the department of finance in a public knowledge management system are presented, special attention is focused on IT premises for creation of information society in a public administration, organization culture or consolidation and centralization of tax and customs systems (K. Raczkowski). A monitoring methods of business processes with using IT system, which supports process approach is outlined (D. Strzęciwilk, R. Nafkha). A computer simulation as a useful tool which provide an unique opportunity to support decision-making process is described, and an exploration of its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats is presented (A. Szopa). The positive influ- 3
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