books by Raymond, Jr. McLeod (integrating technology management)

books by Raymond, Jr. McLeod

books:

Software Testing
Gerald D./ Mcleod, Raymond, Jr. Everett

John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2007

Systems Development: A Project Management Approach

1 review
Raymond, Jr. McLeod, Eleanor Jordan

Wiley, 2001

Too abstract
This book is full of excellent information with tools and methodologies for future systems analyst work BUT the information is so abstract. There are no real practical examples in any of the chapters which would make it easier for me to grasp it (not to mention help with the assigned homework). Unlike most college subjects and textbooks that have three or more examples at the beginning of a ...

Customer Relationship Management: Integrating Marketing Strategy and Information Technology
William G. Zikmund, Raymond, Jr. McLeod, ...

Wiley, 2002

Customer relationship management (CRM) is one of the hot topics in marketing and information systems today. Customer relationship management is a business strategy that provides the enterprise with a complete, dependable, and integrated view of its customer base. A CRM system brings together lots of pieces of information about customers, sales, market trends, marketing effectiveness and responsiveness. CRM helps companies improve the ...

Software Testing: Testing Across the Entire Software Development Life Cycle
Gerald D. Everett, Raymond, Jr. McLeod

Wiley-IEEE Computer Society Pr, 2007

Software Testing presents one of the first comprehensive guides to testing activities, ranging from test planning through test completion for every phase of software under development, and software under revision. Real life case studies are provided to enhance understanding as well as a companion website with tools and examples.

Case Book: Management Information Systems
Jr. Raymond McLeod

Science Research Associates, Inc., 1983

This book contains case studies which are used to emphasize and develop the skills necessary for college students and graduates of information systems programs. The "ability to view a situation as a system, to gather information systematically, and to communicate both verbally and in writing are important business skills."