The following is a list of the advantages of MIS for an organization: MIS decreases processing time, costs, and mistakes. Online Transaction Processing is a strategy used by MIS to boost productivity (OL TP). https://issuu.com/bhargavrambitla?issuu_product=header&issuu_context=link&issuu_cta=profile

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Bhargav Ram Bitla

2. Management Information
System | Advantages of MIS

3. A management information system, or MIS, is a system
that offers information to manage a company
effectively. It is the system that gives individuals
knowledge about how an organization operates and
helps them with decision-making. Three fundamental
resources—people, technology, and information—
form the foundation of MIS.

4. • Offers effective departmental coordination.
• Labor expense is decreased.
• It is possible to quickly and effectively retrieve important papers and data.
• Making decisions is simple and effective.
• Daily operations are controlled and analyzed.
• Time is conserved.
• Revenue reports and staff performance data allow businesses to identify their
flaws and strong points.

5. These are the systems designed to handle repeating
transactions. Today, transaction processing systems are
often employed in banks to manage client account
information and in supermarkets to keep track of sales and
inventory levels. The management of crucial functions like
payroll, billing, and supplier payments is also made easier
by these platforms.
Transaction Processing
Systems

6. These are the systems that assist in making intelligent
decisions, as the name implies. These give managers the
fundamental knowledge they need to make the right
decisions. The fact that these devices may be utilized
without a specialist's assistance is their strongest feature.
Three essential parts of decision support systems are as
follows:
Decision Support Systems

7. • Data Base Management System, the first component, is
used to systematically store a lot of important data
(D.B.M.S). The D.B.M.S. system is used to store data so that
users may readily access it in the form of rows and columns.

8. •This data is converted into
information by the second
component, which is then
utilized to make the
appropriate judgments.
Model-Based Management
System (M.B.M.S.) does this
data translation.

9. Following the introduction of Transaction Processing Systems, these systems
were created. These systems gather information from TPSs and support
managers by arranging it in a usable way. Using these systems, managers may
maintain tabs on operations like inventory, sales, performance, and others.
Operation Information Systems

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