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Integrating eSystems & Global Information Systems

Subjects: Management · Technology

Art: Gaston, John, (John Gaston merchant ledger) - DPLA -…, 1773 · Public domain

Instructor: Prof. Stuart Madnick
Term: Spring 2002
Level: Undergraduate, Graduate
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Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Information Technology, Corporate Strategy, and Competitive Advantage (Interlinked Value Chains)

Lecture 3: Strategic Case Study (Johnson & Johnson Case)

Lecture 4: Business and Industry Transformation (McKesson Case)

Lecture 5: Aggregators: Traveling the Internet “Fast Lane”

Lecture 6: Basic Communications Technology and Concepts

Lecture 7: Local Area Networks

Lecture 8: Wide Area Networks (Packet Networks)

Lecture 9: Network Protocols (ISO OSI)

Lecture 10: Emerging Technologies I (Frame Relay, ATM, V-IP)

Lecture 11: Emerging Technologies II (ADSL, Cable Modem)

Lecture 12: Technical Case Study - MIT’s Network Configuration

Lecture 13: Distributed Homogeneous Databases

Lecture 14: Mid-term Exam

Lecture 15: Distributed Heterogeneous Databases

Lecture 16: View Integration Among Databases

Lecture 17: Web as a Database (COIN Project)

Lecture 18: Semantic Integration (COIN Project)

Lecture 19: Component Architecture (CORBA) and Web Services

Lecture 20: Loosely-coupled Organizations

Lecture 21: Markets and Hierarchies: Organizational Coupling

Lecture 22: Development of Standards

Lecture 23: Motivating Strategic Alliances & Organizational Transformation

Lecture 24: Course Summary and Review

Lecture 25: Selected Student Presentations

Lecture 26: Final Exam