This book examines the social and organizational dimensions of information systems development within broader societal contexts. It addresses the environmental factors influencing the creation and implementation of information technology, aiming to support courses that integrate behavioral aspects or sociological content into information systems studies.

The book is positioned as a resource for academic courses, suggesting a focus on theoretical frameworks and analytical approaches to information systems. Its emphasis on social and organizational issues indicates a likely exploration of human-computer interaction, organizational change, and the societal impact of technology. The content is expected to appeal to students and professionals seeking to understand the non-technical aspects of information systems.