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Showing posts with label Management Information Systems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Management Information Systems. Show all posts
22 November 2013
Management Information Systems
Management
Information Systems
Transaction Processing Systems (TPS)
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Support operation
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Management and control
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Routine, normal operations
Management Information Systems (MIS)
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Provide decision-making support for routine,
structured decisions
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Closely linked to and fed by TPS
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Terminology
Confusion
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MIS = the
study of information technology in business settings
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But, MIS
is also term to refer to class of systems used to support operational and
tactical decisionmaking
A Model for Problem
Solving
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Decision
Making Phase
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Intelligence
gathering
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Design
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Choice
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Implementation
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Monitoring
Decision Making
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A step in
problem solving
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Intelligence
gathering
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Definition
of problem
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Data
gathered on scope
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Constraints
identified
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Design
phase
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Alternatives
identified and assessed
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Choice
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Selection
of an alternative
Structured vs.
Unstructured Problems
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Structured
problems lend themselves to programmed decisions
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The
implication is that a repeatable process can be employed and these can be automated
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Unstructured
problems require unprogrammed decisions
Unstructured Problems
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Can be
addressed (or partially addressed) with Decision Support Systems
Goals of an MIS
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Provide
managers with information
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Regular,
routine operations
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Control,
organize and plan better
Typical Inputs and
Outputs
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Inputs: Information from the TPS
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Outputs:
hard and softcopy reports
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Scheduled
reports
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On-demand
reports
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Key-indicator
(business fundamentals)
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Exception
reports
Functional
Perspectives of MIS
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Financial
MIS
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Will
integrate information from multiple sources
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Functions
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Costing
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P&L
reporting
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Auditing
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Funds
management
Decision Support
Systems
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Used for
unstructured problems
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Characteristics
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Data from
multiple sources internal and external to organization
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Presentation
flexibility
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Simulation
and what-if capability
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Support
for multiple decision approaches
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Statistical
analysis
Components of a DSS
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Model
management software
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Provides
a variety of solution models
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Financial,
statistical, graphical, project management
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Dialogue
Manager
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Allows
user interaction with DSS









