Management information systems, an alternative to professional formation in information and communication technologies
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https://doi.org/10.26507/rei.v13n25.836Keywords:
Management Information Systems, Information Systems, Information and Communication Technologies, CIOAbstract
Management Information Systems is a discipline related to computer science, in conjunction with Systems Engineering that studies ICT as the function of the business and the form of manage it in order to add value to the organizations. This paper presents a vision of what is the management information systems, as an alternative to the training of the systems engineer, the evolution of their professional role in systems, their competences, areas of study and research areas and its status from the point of view of university careers in the Colombian context.Downloads
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