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THE MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS OCCUPATIONS: A RESEARCH AGENDA
It is accepted, generally, that Information Systems (IS) personnel have specific needs and present a unique set of problems for management. This position is challenged. It is our contention that IS personnel exhibit relatively few differences when compared with other, similar, occupational group
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