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Posted by Matthew Morgan on October 13, 1999 at 11:34:25:
I am working on an Undergraduate
research project. I am trying to
investigate the methodologies/works
relating to the continual improvement
process that is required to keep all
Information Systems up-to-date and
responsive to user needs in changing
environments. (Having experienced this
process myself, in a medium/large
Financial Services company)I was wondering what "buzz words" or
authors might aid my research into this
area. Would anyone be kind enough to
help?
- Re: Continuous Improvement within IS? Sufian 08:51:49 10/16/99 (0)
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