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Management Information Systems: Solving Business Problems with Information Technology, 3/e
Gerald V. Post, University of the Pacific
David L. Anderson, DePaul U/McGowan Center
Information Management and Society

Chapter Outline


  1. Overview
  2. Introduction
  3. Individuals
    1. Privacy
    2. Dehumanization
  4. Jobs
    1. Loss of Jobs
    2. Physical Disabilities
    3. Telecommuting
  5. Business: Vendors and Consumers
    1. Intellectual Property
    2. Balance of Power
  6. Education and Training
  7. Social Interactions
    1. Social Group Legitimacy
    2. Access to Technology
    3. E-Mail Freedom
    4. Liability and Control of Data
  8. Government
    1. Government Representatives and Agencies
    2. Democracy and Participation
    3. Voting
    4. Information Warfare
    5. Rise of the World-State?
  9. Crime
    1. Police Powers
    2. Privacy
    3. Freedom of Speech
  10. Responsibility and Ethics
    1. Users
    2. Programmers and Developers
    3. Companies
    4. Governments
  11. Summary
  12. Key Words
  13. Website References
  14. Additional Reading
  15. Review Questions
  16. Exercises
  17. Cases: Health Care
  18. Appendix: Computer-Related Laws
    1. Property Rights
    2. Privacy
    3. Information Era Crimes
    4. Online Resources
    5. Exercises




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