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Computer-Based Management Information Systems: Is There Really an “Information Glut”?

Some salient issues are identified and discussed concerning computer-based management information and decision systems and managerial behavior. The literature in this area is very inconsistent and uncertain with respect to the alleged impact of these automated systems upon managerial information processing and decision making. This underscores the almost complete absence of empirical data regarding the implications of these systems for managerial behavior. Research should be initiated to explore empirically what the impacts of computerized information systems are for management.