04-611 Strategic Use of Digital Information in Enterprise

12 units, Carnegie Mellon University

This course explores the critical role of Management Information Systems MIS in todays digital firms. Students will examine how businesses leverage technology to enhance operations, support decisionmaking, and gain competitive advantages. Through the analysis of case studies and emerging trends, the course covers key topics such as IT infrastructure, enterprise applications, data management, and cybersecurity. Emphasis is placed on the strategic use of information systems, the ethical and social implications of technology, and the global context of managing digital firms. This course prepares students to navigate and lead in the rapidly evolving landscape of information systems.

Prerequisites: none listed

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