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The Development and Delivery of an Academic Departmental Management Information System through the use of World Wide Web Technologies

The Development and Delivery of an Academic Departmental Management Information System through the use of World Wide Web Technologies

Title:The Development and Delivery of an Academic Departmental Management Information System through the use of World Wide Web Technologies (ID: CMR9732)
Author(s):Ryan Cherland (University of Kansas)
Topics:Academic Information Systems, Decision Support Systems, Executive Information Systems, Information Access Management
Origin:CUMREC Conferences (Archives) (1997)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:This paper describes how the WWW is being used to provide management information to decision-makers of academic units at the University of Kansas. A system called DEMIS, Departmental Executive Management Informaion System, was developed to give its users historical trend data tables both as HTML pages and spreadsheets that could be maintained and updated via SAS programming. Stages of development as well as security issues for this type of system are discussed.
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