Journal of Information Systems Education
Abstract
Part I of this case describes a small MIS department responsible for medical information systems that support an occupational health clinic situated in a major university. Their customers are primarily medical and administrative professionals who, for a long time, have been disappointed with the team and the systems. The environment is rather hostile. A new MIS department head is hired and is in a quandary how to ensure success with major MIS projects that are critical to their medical community customers. This part of the case is suitable for discussion in a single class period, separated from the discussion of Part II, which follows.
Recommended Citation
Cuyler, Tom and Schatzberg, Laurie
(2003)
"Customer Service at SWU’s Occupational Health Clinic,"
Journal of Information Systems Education: Vol. 14
:
Iss.
3
, 241-246.
Available at:
https://aisel.aisnet.org/jise/vol14/iss3/5
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