Business Driven Information Systems is state of the art in its discussions, presents concepts in an easy-to understand format, and allows students to be active participants in learning. The dynamic nature of information technology requires all students—more specifically, business students—to be aware of both current and emerging technologies. By engaging students with numerous case studies, exercises, projects, and questions that enforce concepts, Business Driven Information Systems creates a unique learning experience for both faculty and students. \n\nSalient Features: \n1. The book has a unique approach of discussing various business initiatives first and how technology supports those initiatives second \n2. The book is well organized with topics flowing logically one after the other \n3. The definition of each term is provided before it is covered in the chapter, and an extensive glossary is included at the back of the text \n4. Each chapter gives a comprehensive opening case study, learning outcomes, closing case studies, key terms, and critical business thinking questions \n5. Complete and through explanations provided for each topic that is introduced in the book \n6. The text relies on current theory and practice of information systems as they relate to the business environment \n7. Current academic and professional journals cited throughout the text are found in the Notes at the end of the book, which acts as a road map for additional, pertinent readings \n8. All chapters contain a diverse selection of case studies and individual and group problem-solving activities as they relate to the use of information technology in business