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    Tanuka Bhattacharya 1

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    MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

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    Management information system (MIS)

    An MIS provides managers with information andsupport for effective decision making, and provides

    feedback on daily operations

    Output, or reports, are usually generated through

    accumulation of transaction processing data

    Each MIS is an integrated collection of subsystems,

    which are typically organized along functional lines

    within an organization

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    Historic Development

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    In the 70s, there was a discernible shift fromdata to information. The focus was not ondata but on the analysis of Organisation data.

    There was a shift in the philosophy.

    Such a concept came to be widely known asManagement Information System.

    Right Information in Right Time to RightPeople

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    In the 70s the top management relied on the staff

    of EDP & MIS to supply the necessary information.

    The 80s saw the Personal Computer (PC) revolution.

    The Personal Computer & the desk-top metaphor

    changed the picture completely.

    The biggest pay-off for such direct use was the

    what-if analysis capability. This led to the emerge of Decision Support Systems

    (DSS).

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    The information and decision hungry managers of

    80s saw a huge potential in the expert systems as a

    result of spectacular growth in the Artificial

    Intelligence area.

    Combined with DSS philosophy the expert systems

    could supply a superior class of managerial

    information support, known as Knowledge Based

    Systems (KBS).

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    The EDP targeted the operational level of

    management.

    The MIS/DSS/KBS target the middle

    management.

    Attempts were made to provide information

    to top management as well, known as

    Executive Information System (EIS).

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    Management Information System

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    The three sub-components

    Management, Information and System

    - together bring out the focus clearly & effectively.

    System emphasizing a fair degree of integration anda holistic view;

    Information stressing on processed data in thecontext in which it is used by end users;

    Management focusing on the ultimate use of suchinformation systems for managerial decisionmaking.

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    1.INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

    2.VARIOUS DATABASE

    ( RELATIONAL,HIERARCHIAL,NETWORKING)

    3. SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

    4. Client Server Architecture8

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    The TECHNOLOGY component

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    Information Technology (IT) has changed the

    way

    organisations function and carry out theiractivites.

    Computers have fundamentally changed MISfrom an abstract concept to concrete system

    that provide efficiency and transparency in

    the Organisation.

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    IT is a tool which consist of Hardware ,Software,

    Database Management, Medium of Transmission

    and other information processing technologies

    used in a Computer based system

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    IT

    HARDWARE

    SOFTWARE

    DATABASE

    TRANSMISSIONMEDIUM

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    A database is a structured collection of records or data that is stored in a computer

    system. The structure is achieved by organizing the data according to a databasemodels

    Data storage can refer to:memory, components, devices and media that retain digital computer devices

    used for computing for some interval of time.

    Data transmission is the transfer of data from point-to-point often representedas an electro magnetic signals over a physical point-to-point or point-to-

    multipoint channels of communication .

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    Data into information or knowledge

    Accidental formatting, power failures, virus attacks and hardware breakdown

    are some of the common situation where you will be searching for the Data.

    Data Display have gained extensive experience in electronic display technology

    and can offer you a wealth of knowledge and experience to provide you with

    the best dedicated solution.

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    S .NOOld Business rule IT Intervention New Business Rule

    1. Information can appear only

    at one place at one time .

    Shared database Information appears

    simultaneously .

    2. Only experts can perform

    complex jobs .

    Expert Systems General people can

    perform experts

    3. Organization must choose

    between centralization and

    decentralization .

    Telecommunication

    NetworksBoth are possible .

    4. Field people need offices Mobile

    Computing

    Field offices can be virtual

    .

    5. Find out Information . Enterprise

    application

    system

    Information is available as

    when required .

    6. Plans get revised periodically Enterprise

    Application

    System

    Plans get Revised

    Instantaneously

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    Business firms invest heavily in information systems to achieve strategic

    business objectives: Operational excellence: Efficiency, productivity, and

    improved changes in business practices and management behavior

    New products, services, and business models: A business model describes how

    a company produces, delivers, and sells a product or service to create wealth.

    Customer and supplier intimacy: Improved communication with and service to

    customers raises revenues, and improved communication with suppliers lowers costs.

    Improved decision making: Without accurate and timely information, business

    managers must make decisions based on forecasts, best guesses, and luck, a process thatresults in over and under-production of goods, raising costs, and the loss of customers.

    Competitive advantage: Implementing effective and efficient information

    systems can allow a company to charge less for superior products, adding up to higher

    sales and profits than their competitors.

    Survival: Information systems can also be a necessity of doing business. A

    necessity may be driven by industry-level changes, as in the implementation of ATMs inthe retail banking industry.

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