Sistema integrado de registo e selecção de candidatos ao programa de mestrado do DMI

Abstract

Executives' perceptions of their sources of information. The pressure on executives' work is becoming more and more pronounced. They are expected to "do more using less", both in terms of budget and human resources. Moreover, if we consider Information Technology (IT) executives, their work becomes more and more complex because of the interrelationship between business strategies and IT strategies. These executives must remain intensely involved in technology evaluation and selection, needing more information to make the right decisions. The search for information causes executives to consult different sources of information, thus obtaining information in different formats. However, they favor relevant information, capable of adding value to the business and coming from credible sources. In this way, - credibility, - relevance - and benefit are starting points for choosing information sources. Building an information system model for the DMI Master The automation of routine processes is a means of reducing costs, freeing up human resources to perform more strategic tasks and ensuring better results.

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