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Once, when I was a young executive, I reported to the chief financial officer (CFO). Upon arriving at the new organization, I formulated a strategy to bring the company’s computer technology up-to-date. Part of that plan was to provide each computer user in the organization with a computer that best suited that user’s needs. This meant that executive administrators got high-powered desktop computers, while executives and consultants were armed with top-of-the-line notebooks. Not only did we make sure everyone was using the latest office automation software and groupware, we also built a state-of-the-art Executive Information System (EIS) that was tightly integrated with the accounting system.
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(2007). What Does This Thing Do Anyway?. In: Bales, D.J. (eds) Beginning PL/SQL. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0420-6_9
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