Business Information Systems introduces students and business managers to the key elements of software systems engineering in a manner that is radically different from that found in any contemporary textbook. Structured as a dialogue between an expert and a novice – in the Upanishadic traditions of India – it leads the reader through the technology issues and management processes that are crucial for the successful deployment of information systems. Cutting out abstract, theoretical topics, the book focuses on what is minimally sufficient for a practicing manager and yet provides enough details to take the reader up to the point where he or she can actually create and deploy web-based applications without the help of professional programmers.

Key Features
— An unusual but unique and equally effective interaction structure between an expert and a novice has been maintained throughout the book.
— Readers should be well acquainted with the technology issues and management processes that are crucial for the successful deployment of information systems.
— Provides enough details so that the readers may themselves create and deploy web-based applications without the help of professional programmers