L1 - Intro MIS

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Mr. Shailendra Pawaskar [email protected] 1

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Mr Shailendra PawaskarShailendrapawaskargmailcom

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Indian Railways is looking for ways tomove towards unwired applications It realtime data of seat vacant is available thenby the time the train reaches the nextdestination the seats can be filled upagain

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The information we haveis not what we want

The information we wantis not the information we need

The information we needis not available

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Why Do People Need Information

bull Individuals ndash Entertainment and enlightenment

bull Businesses ndash

Decision making problem solving and control

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It is scarce It has a cost It has alternative uses There is an opportunity cost factor

involved if one does notprocess information

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To ensureeffective and efficient decision - making

leading to prosperityof the Organization

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Data vs Information

bull Data A ldquogivenrdquo or fact a number a statement or a picture

Represents something in the real world

The raw materials in the production of information

(Streams of raw facts representing events such as business transactions ndash

meaningless without structure)

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bull Information Data that have meaning within a context

Data in relationships

Data after manipulation

(Clusters of facts meaningful and useful to human beings in processessuch as making decisions )

Information is the result of processing

manipulating and organizing data in a way thatadds to the knowledge of the person receiving it

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Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

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Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

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Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

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Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

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Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

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Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

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Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

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What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

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Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

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Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

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19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

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The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

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21 Components of an information system

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The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

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Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

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An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

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Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

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For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

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Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

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1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

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1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

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Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

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bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

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bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

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Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

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Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

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The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

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Conthellip

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

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Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

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Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

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iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Indian Railways is looking for ways tomove towards unwired applications It realtime data of seat vacant is available thenby the time the train reaches the nextdestination the seats can be filled upagain

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The information we haveis not what we want

The information we wantis not the information we need

The information we needis not available

3

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Why Do People Need Information

bull Individuals ndash Entertainment and enlightenment

bull Businesses ndash

Decision making problem solving and control

4

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It is scarce It has a cost It has alternative uses There is an opportunity cost factor

involved if one does notprocess information

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To ensureeffective and efficient decision - making

leading to prosperityof the Organization

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Data vs Information

bull Data A ldquogivenrdquo or fact a number a statement or a picture

Represents something in the real world

The raw materials in the production of information

(Streams of raw facts representing events such as business transactions ndash

meaningless without structure)

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bull Information Data that have meaning within a context

Data in relationships

Data after manipulation

(Clusters of facts meaningful and useful to human beings in processessuch as making decisions )

Information is the result of processing

manipulating and organizing data in a way thatadds to the knowledge of the person receiving it

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Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

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Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

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Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

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Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

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Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

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Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

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Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

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What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

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Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

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19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

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21 Components of an information system

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The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

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Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

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An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

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Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

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For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

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Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

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1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

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1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

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Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

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bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

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bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

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Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

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Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

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The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

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Conthellip

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

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Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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The information we haveis not what we want

The information we wantis not the information we need

The information we needis not available

3

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Why Do People Need Information

bull Individuals ndash Entertainment and enlightenment

bull Businesses ndash

Decision making problem solving and control

4

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It is scarce It has a cost It has alternative uses There is an opportunity cost factor

involved if one does notprocess information

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To ensureeffective and efficient decision - making

leading to prosperityof the Organization

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Data vs Information

bull Data A ldquogivenrdquo or fact a number a statement or a picture

Represents something in the real world

The raw materials in the production of information

(Streams of raw facts representing events such as business transactions ndash

meaningless without structure)

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bull Information Data that have meaning within a context

Data in relationships

Data after manipulation

(Clusters of facts meaningful and useful to human beings in processessuch as making decisions )

Information is the result of processing

manipulating and organizing data in a way thatadds to the knowledge of the person receiving it

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Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

9

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1052

Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

10

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

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Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

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Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

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What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

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17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

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19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

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21 Components of an information system

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22

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The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

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24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

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For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

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Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

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1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

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Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

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bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

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bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

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Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

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Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

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The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

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Conthellip

38

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

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iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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51

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Why Do People Need Information

bull Individuals ndash Entertainment and enlightenment

bull Businesses ndash

Decision making problem solving and control

4

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It is scarce It has a cost It has alternative uses There is an opportunity cost factor

involved if one does notprocess information

5

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To ensureeffective and efficient decision - making

leading to prosperityof the Organization

6

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Data vs Information

bull Data A ldquogivenrdquo or fact a number a statement or a picture

Represents something in the real world

The raw materials in the production of information

(Streams of raw facts representing events such as business transactions ndash

meaningless without structure)

7

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bull Information Data that have meaning within a context

Data in relationships

Data after manipulation

(Clusters of facts meaningful and useful to human beings in processessuch as making decisions )

Information is the result of processing

manipulating and organizing data in a way thatadds to the knowledge of the person receiving it

8

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 952

Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

9

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1052

Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

10

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

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26

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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39

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42

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 5: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 552

It is scarce It has a cost It has alternative uses There is an opportunity cost factor

involved if one does notprocess information

5

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 652

To ensureeffective and efficient decision - making

leading to prosperityof the Organization

6

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 752

Data vs Information

bull Data A ldquogivenrdquo or fact a number a statement or a picture

Represents something in the real world

The raw materials in the production of information

(Streams of raw facts representing events such as business transactions ndash

meaningless without structure)

7

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 852

bull Information Data that have meaning within a context

Data in relationships

Data after manipulation

(Clusters of facts meaningful and useful to human beings in processessuch as making decisions )

Information is the result of processing

manipulating and organizing data in a way thatadds to the knowledge of the person receiving it

8

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 952

Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

9

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1052

Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

10

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

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1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

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Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

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bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

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Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

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Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

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Conthellip

38

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

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iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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To ensureeffective and efficient decision - making

leading to prosperityof the Organization

6

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Data vs Information

bull Data A ldquogivenrdquo or fact a number a statement or a picture

Represents something in the real world

The raw materials in the production of information

(Streams of raw facts representing events such as business transactions ndash

meaningless without structure)

7

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bull Information Data that have meaning within a context

Data in relationships

Data after manipulation

(Clusters of facts meaningful and useful to human beings in processessuch as making decisions )

Information is the result of processing

manipulating and organizing data in a way thatadds to the knowledge of the person receiving it

8

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 952

Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

9

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1052

Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

10

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

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Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

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Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

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17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

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21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

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24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 7: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 752

Data vs Information

bull Data A ldquogivenrdquo or fact a number a statement or a picture

Represents something in the real world

The raw materials in the production of information

(Streams of raw facts representing events such as business transactions ndash

meaningless without structure)

7

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 852

bull Information Data that have meaning within a context

Data in relationships

Data after manipulation

(Clusters of facts meaningful and useful to human beings in processessuch as making decisions )

Information is the result of processing

manipulating and organizing data in a way thatadds to the knowledge of the person receiving it

8

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 952

Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

9

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1052

Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

10

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 8: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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bull Information Data that have meaning within a context

Data in relationships

Data after manipulation

(Clusters of facts meaningful and useful to human beings in processessuch as making decisions )

Information is the result of processing

manipulating and organizing data in a way thatadds to the knowledge of the person receiving it

8

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 952

Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

9

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1052

Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

10

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

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26

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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40

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42

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 9: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 952

Data Manipulation

bull Example customer survey

Reading through data collected from a customer survey withquestions in various categories would be time-consuming andnot very helpful

When manipulated the surveys may provide useful information

9

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1052

Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

10

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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41

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 10: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1052

Knowledgebull is the awareness and understanding of facts truths or

information gained in the form of experience or learning orthrough introspection

Wisdombull Is the result of learning and using knowledge for a

strategic advantage

10

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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51

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 11: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1152

Generating Informationbull Computer-based ISs take data as raw material

process it and produce information as output

11 Input-process-output

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

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26

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 12: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1252

Input The capture or collection of raw datafrom within the organization or from itsexternal environment for processing in an

information system

Processing The conversion manipulationand analysis of raw input into a form that is

more meaningful to humans

Output The distribution of processedinformation to the people who will use it or tothe activities for which it will be used

12

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4152

41

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 13: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1352

Relevant information is important to the decisionmaker

Accurate information is error free Complete information contains all of the important

facts Timely information is available when needed Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it

is correct Accessible information can be obtained by the userswho need it

Secure information is safe from unauthorized users

13

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1452

Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

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19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

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21 Components of an information system

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22

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The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

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24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

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For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

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1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

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Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

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Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

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Conthellip

38

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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51

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Information in Context

14 Characteristics of useful information

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

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17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 15: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1552

Usefulness of information depends on quality andaccessibility

BUThellip Usefulness also depends on purpose and context Information comes in different forms - not all of which

can be quantified hard vs soft data Ownership is difficult to maintain More is not always better

15

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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41

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42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 16: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1652

What Is a Systembull System A set of components that work together to

achieve a common goal

bull Subsystem One part of a system where the productsof more than one system are combined to reach anultimate goal

bull Closed system Stand-alone system that has no

contact with other systems

bull Open system System that interfaces with othersystems

16

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1752

17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

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21 Components of an information system

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22

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

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24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

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Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

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Conthellip

38

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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51

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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17

Several subsystems make up this corporate accounting system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 18: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1852

Information and Managers

bull Systems thinking

Creates a framework for problem solving and decision making Keeps managers focused on overall goals and operations of

business

18

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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41

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 19: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 1952

19 Qualities of humans and computers that contribute to synergy

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

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Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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51

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2052

The Benefits of Human-Computer Synergy

bull Synergy

When combined resources produce output that exceeds thesum of the outputs of the same resources employed separately

bull Allows human thought to be translated into efficient

processing of large amounts of data

20

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21 Components of an information system

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

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26

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 21: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2152

21 Components of an information system

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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41

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 22: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2252

22

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4152

41

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2352

The Four Stages of Data Processing

bull Input Data is collected and entered into computer

bull Data processing Data is manipulated intoinformation using mathematical statistical and othertools

bull Output Information is displayed or presented

bull Storage Data and information are maintained for lateruse

23

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24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

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26

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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42

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2452

24

Accumulate

Knowledge

Format

FilterSummarize

Data

Information

Knowledge

ResultsInterpretDesign Act

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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41

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 25: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2552

An Information System isbull the set of interrelated componentsbull that collect process store and distribute informationbull used bysupport one or more business process

bull Input The collection of raw databull Processing The manipulation of data into informationbull Output Distributing valuable informationIncludes both technology and people

Information Technology is the hardwaretelecommunications and software that makeinformation systems possible

25

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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41

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 26: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2652

26

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2752

27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4152

41

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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51

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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27

Hardware

People

Software

NetworkData

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

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Conthellip

38

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39

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 28: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2852

For an organisation to survive and prosperbull More locations (networking Internet)

bull New products and services

bull Improve jobs and work flows Efficiency

Cost

Ethical and social issues

28

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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40

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42

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 29: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 2952

Worldwide changesbull Global economy

bull Knowledge- or information-based society

bull Business enterprisebull Digital firm

29

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

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40

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41

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42

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 30: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3052

1 Buy film in a store2 Load your camera3 Take pictures4 Take roll of film to store for processing5 Pickup the film when ready6 Select specific photos for enlargement

7 Mail to family and friends

30

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4152

41

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 31: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3152

1st Generation Digital Photographybull Old economy except 6 and 7 were replaced by using

a scanner and emailing

2nd Generation Digital Photographybull Use a Digital Camera no film no processing

3rd

Generation Digital Photographybull Your Digital Camera is now your mobile phone in

your binoculars or a palmtop computer

31

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

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Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 32: L1 - Intro MIS

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3252

Crossing International Bordersbull Biometrics ndash finger print in Israel

bull Scanning and face matching in Australia

Supplying Commercial Photobull Orbis Inc ndash Australia

Paying for Transportation

bull Smart cardsShopping from home

32

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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41

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42

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 33: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3352

bull More wireless cell phone than land lines

bull More business registered dot-com sites

bull FedEx amp UPS deliver huge amount of

packagesbull Massive shift in media market Newspaper

Blog

New form of customer feedback Personal publishing

33

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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42

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 34: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3452

bull E-Business amp Internet advertising eBay Google

bull New security and accounting laws

Business requires to keep emails for 5 years

34

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

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39

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42

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 35: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3552

Globalization opportunitiesbull Reduce the cost to operate on a global scale

Shop in a worldwide marketplace

Obtain info reliably 24 hours a day Find low cost suppliers in other nations

Communicate real time with minimal cost

Skype instant messages emails

35

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

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40

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41

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5252

Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 36: L1 - Intro MIS

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3652

Growing percentage of economy reliesupon import and export

Need to operate globally IS can provide global trading Infrastructure

36

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3752

The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

37

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3852

Conthellip

38

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 3952

39

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4052

40

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41

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4252

42

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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The emerging digital Firmbull Digital firm

Business relationships with customers suppliers and

employees are digitally enabled Core business processes are accomplished through

digital network

Business process

The set of logical related tasks and behaviors

Order customer service

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

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iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

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Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Conthellip

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

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Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

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Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4352

MIS is a set of organized procedures which when executedprovide information to support decision making -Henry C Lucas

MIS is a combination of human and computer based

resources which result in collection storage retrievalcommunication and use of data for the purpose of efficientmanagement for operations and for business planning -Kelly

A system to convert data from internal and external sources

into information to communicate the information in anappropriate form to managers at all levels in all functions tomake timely and effectively decisions for planning directingand controlling the activities for which they are responsible ndash Lucey

43

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

51

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

Page 44: L1 - Intro MIS

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4452

Management OrientedManagement Directed Integrated

SubsystemCommon DatabaseConsistencyHeavy Planning

ContemporaryFlexibleReliableSimpleeasy to understand

44

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4552

Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

45

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4652

Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5152

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832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Handling voluminous data Confirmation of Validity of data and transactions Quick search and retrieval Mass storage Communication of information to user on time Fulfilling the changing needs of the information Helps in making quantitative as well as qualitative

decision-making

Takes care of complexities and risks of businessenvironment Give both reactive and proactive response

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Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

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Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

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iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Defined as a Computer based InformationSystem

A system to support the decision making

function in the organization

Getting best out of the information system tofacilitate the decision making process

A system based on the database of theorganization evolved for the purpose ofproviding information to the people in theorganization

46

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4752

Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

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iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Information is Blood andMIS is Heart of any business activity

47

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4852

MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

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iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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MIS Functions DataCollection

DataStorage

Analysis Communication

ManagerialFunctions

Planning

Directing

ControllingCoordinating

Evaluating

Decision Making

OrganizationalFunctions

SCM CRM ERP Enterprise

Management

Knowledge

Management

Production Marketing Finance HRM IT

48

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 4952

Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

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51

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Economy bull Global Perspective

Industrial Economies bull Research and knowledge possessed by org

bull strategic resource ndash Info and info processingbull To survive and succeed

Business Enterprise bull Virtual business entity

Digital Firm bull Fully relying on systembull Non ndash Expert as expertbull Huge data

49

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

httpslidepdfcomreaderfulll1-intro-mis 5052

iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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iFuture Group Educational institute is about to implementnew technology for studentrsquos attendance

There are 50 faculty members most of them taking lecture every day No of courses subjects taken by each faculty member is between 3

to 6 in some case 7 Now respective Faculty member is suppose to enter the attendance

daily for their class For that Six computers are allocated to them for entering the

attendance

Discuss As a IT Manager 1 You are required to check the daily attendance entered by eachfaculty member 2 Also to check whether the computer allocated to them are working

properly

50

832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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832019 L1 - Intro MIS

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples

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Define MIS List the advantages of MIS

Why an MIS is need for an organization

Characteristic of valuable information withExamples

Role of MIS in an Organization

What is information systems Give Examples