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Ans a. Yes, The reason to agree with an Integrated Information System (IIS) is they provide complete information and tracks each and every activity in different locations. As the example describes an University, individual systems will be very difficult to track and also it will be very costly in terms of maintenance. IIS helps the management members to clearly view the complete hierarchy and can track information for more than one location across the university. Ans b.IIS is a complete connection of different sets linked together in an organized way. This organizing is a well defined plan for collecting and linking the sets. For example - This structure allows to get the complete information of a student related to different sets (Class, Library, Food,infirmary,hostel, etc). This collection of information in the database of each and every student will help to send some information to the parents, so that even the parents are connected and track the daily activities of the student Ans c. Developing IIS for the complete University will not be an easy task. It will require high amount of financial backup with lots of pre-data collection. To develop an IIS, University will require a good I.T. setup which should include the following things - Servers to avoid any data loss and provide a smooth connectivity across the campus 24x7. The core problem which will creep into is that complete system needs to be replaced with all the information sorted into the new format. The next problem is that all the faculty members should willingly accept this system to avoid any data discrepancy. Further, with the huge I.T setup, University will also require different LAN setups so that the data can be easily transferred to the server which can be in turn sent to the cloud or online database. Ans d. The consultants and specialists will play a primary role in the first few months while setting up the complete system in place. The specialists will focus on the very important part of the system i.e. the data which is going to be newly added to the database should be correct and no duplicate data should occur. Also, they will provide security at every point i.e. to the student’s data as well as the management & teachers data. Security for the primary servers and online data will also be a responsibility of these people. Finally, there should be a maintenance team employed full time on the campus to avoid any problems in the network with continuous monitoring of data. Ans a. Yes, The reason to agree with an Integrated Information System (IIS) is they provide complete information and tracks each and every activity in different locations. As the example describes an University, individual systems will be very difficult to track and also it will be very costly in terms of maintenance. IIS helps the management members to clearly view the complete hierarchy and can track information for more than one location across the university. Ans b.IIS is a complete connection of diffe.

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IIS helps the management members to clearly view the complete hierarchy and can track
information for more than one location across the university.
Ans b.IIS is a complete connection of different sets linked together in an organized way. This
organizing is a well defined plan for collecting and linking the sets. For example - This structure
allows to get the complete information of a student related to different sets (Class, Library,
Food,infirmary,hostel, etc). This collection of information in the database of each and every
student will help to send some information to the parents, so that even the parents are connected
and track the daily activities of the student
Ans c. Developing IIS for the complete University will not be an easy task. It will require high
amount of financial backup with lots of pre-data collection. To develop an IIS, University will
require a good I.T. setup which should include the following things -
Servers to avoid any data loss and provide a smooth connectivity across the campus 24x7.
The core problem which will creep into is that complete system needs to be replaced with all the
information sorted into the new format.
The next problem is that all the faculty members should willingly accept this system to avoid any
data discrepancy.
Further, with the huge I.T setup, University will also require different LAN setups so that the
data can be easily transferred to the server which can be in turn sent to the cloud or online
database.
Ans d. The consultants and specialists will play a primary role in the first few months while
setting up the complete system in place. The specialists will focus on the very important part of
the system i.e. the data which is going to be newly added to the database should be correct and
no duplicate data should occur. Also, they will provide security at every point i.e. to the student’s
data as well as the management & teachers data. Security for the primary servers and online data
will also be a responsibility of these people. Finally, there should be a maintenance team
employed full time on the campus to avoid any problems in the network with continuous
monitoring of data.
Solution
Ans a. Yes, The reason to agree with an Integrated Information System (IIS) is they provide
complete information and tracks each and every activity in different locations.
As the example describes an University, individual systems will be very difficult to track and
also it will be very costly in terms of maintenance.
IIS helps the management members to clearly view the complete hierarchy and can track
information for more than one location across the university.

Ans b.IIS is a complete connection of different sets linked together in an organized way. This
organizing is a well defined plan for collecting and linking the sets. For example - This structure
allows to get the complete information of a student related to different sets (Class, Library,
Food,infirmary,hostel, etc). This collection of information in the database of each and every
student will help to send some information to the parents, so that even the parents are connected
and track the daily activities of the student
Ans c. Developing IIS for the complete University will not be an easy task. It will require high
amount of financial backup with lots of pre-data collection. To develop an IIS, University will
require a good I.T. setup which should include the following things -
Servers to avoid any data loss and provide a smooth connectivity across the campus 24x7.
The core problem which will creep into is that complete system needs to be replaced with all the
information sorted into the new format.
The next problem is that all the faculty members should willingly accept this system to avoid any
data discrepancy.
Further, with the huge I.T setup, University will also require different LAN setups so that the
data can be easily transferred to the server which can be in turn sent to the cloud or online
database.
Ans d. The consultants and specialists will play a primary role in the first few months while
setting up the complete system in place. The specialists will focus on the very important part of
the system i.e. the data which is going to be newly added to the database should be correct and
no duplicate data should occur. Also, they will provide security at every point i.e. to the student’s
data as well as the management & teachers data. Security for the primary servers and online data
will also be a responsibility of these people. Finally, there should be a maintenance team
employed full time on the campus to avoid any problems in the network with continuous
monitoring of data.
Ans a. Yes, The reason to agree with an Integrated Information System (IIS) is they provide
complete information and tracks each and every activity in different locations.
As the example describes an University, individual systems will be very difficult to track and
also it will be very costly in terms of maintenance.
IIS helps the management members to clearly view the complete hierarchy and can track
information for more than one location across the university.
Ans b.IIS is a complete connection of different sets linked together in an organized way. This
organizing is a well defined plan for collecting and linking the sets. For example - This structure
allows to get the complete information of a student related to different sets (Class, Library,
Food,infirmary,hostel, etc). This collection of information in the database of each and every
student will help to send some information to the parents, so that even the parents are connected

and track the daily activities of the student
Ans c. Developing IIS for the complete University will not be an easy task. It will require high
amount of financial backup with lots of pre-data collection. To develop an IIS, University will
require a good I.T. setup which should include the following things -
Servers to avoid any data loss and provide a smooth connectivity across the campus 24x7.
The core problem which will creep into is that complete system needs to be replaced with all the
information sorted into the new format.
The next problem is that all the faculty members should willingly accept this system to avoid any
data discrepancy.
Further, with the huge I.T setup, University will also require different LAN setups so that the
data can be easily transferred to the server which can be in turn sent to the cloud or online
database.
Ans d. The consultants and specialists will play a primary role in the first few months while
setting up the complete system in place. The specialists will focus on the very important part of
the system i.e. the data which is going to be newly added to the database should be correct and
no duplicate data should occur. Also, they will provide security at every point i.e. to the student’s
data as well as the management & teachers data. Security for the primary servers and online data
will also be a responsibility of these people. Finally, there should be a maintenance team
employed full time on the campus to avoid any problems in the network with continuous
monitoring of data.

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