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The Strategic Importance of Executive Information Systemsof systems designed specifically for them, nor have they been given a convincing picture of how IT systems relate to their business and information needs. Shyness of computers for their personal use should not be explained by the hackneyed excuse, frequently suggested by technical people, that senio

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