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This document defines key concepts related to information systems and knowledge management. It discusses how information systems capture, store, manipulate, and display data to provide relevant and timely information for managers. Decision support systems help managers access and analyze stored data and information to address problems. Knowledge management involves collecting various internal and external sources of data and information and organizing it to provide an integrated view for the enterprise.
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1) Information systems are transforming business through increased use of wireless technology, web sites, web 2.0 technologies, cloud computing, and mobile digital platforms that allow more distributed work, decision making, and collaboration.
2) Businesses heavily invest in information systems to achieve strategic objectives like operational excellence, new products and business models, customer and supplier intimacy, improved decision making, competitive advantage, and survival.
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The document discusses several types of information systems:
- Transaction Processing Systems (TPS) capture, enter, store, retrieve, and process business event details like bank purchases.
- Office Automation Systems (OAS) use computers and software to digitally create, store, and share office information for tasks. Examples include Microsoft Word and Outlook.
- Knowledge Work Systems (KWS) help "knowledge workers" organize work and learn more efficiently using tools, agents and documents. Examples include CAD/CAM and virtual reality systems.
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2. Information systems consist of three main components - input, processing, and output - that work together to collect, process, store, and distribute information to support organizations.
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- Office Automation Systems (OAS) use computers and software to digitally create, store, and share office information for tasks. Examples include Microsoft Word and Outlook.
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2. Information systems consist of three main components - input, processing, and output - that work together to collect, process, store, and distribute information to support organizations.
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- 3. An organized collection of computer hardware, communication equipment, software, data, and personnel designed to capture, store, update, manipulate, analyze, and immediately display information about worldwide business activities.
- 4. Data—the raw facts—record measures of certain phenomena which are necessary to provide Information—facts in a form suitable for managers to base decisions on.
- 5. Relevance Quality Timeliness Completeness
- 6. A computer-based system that helps decision makers confront problems through direct interaction with databases and analytical software programs. The purpose of a decision support system is to store data and transform them into organized information that is easily accessible to marketing managers.
- 8. A database is a collection of raw data arranged logically and organized in a form that can be stored and processed by a computer
- 9. Information management term The process that allows information from operational systems to be stored and organized into separate systems designed for simple access
- 10. Bring together lots of pieces of information ◦ customer profiles ◦ sales ◦ marketing effectiveness/responsiveness ◦ market trends Provides the enterprise with a complete, dependable, and integrated view of its customer base.
- 11. Management, salespeople, customer service, and perhaps the customer can directly ◦ access information e.g. other products a customer has purchased ◦ match customer needs with satisfying product offerings ◦ remind customers of service requirements
- 12. Various types of programs that tell computers, printers, and other hardware what to do Software allows managers to combine and restructure databases, diagnose relationships, build analytical models, estimate variables, and otherwise analyze the various databases
- 13. The application of software tools to analyze data in extensive data warehouses to discover significant patterns and relationships.
- 14. Internal records Proprietary business research Business intelligence Outside vendors and external distributors
- 15. Internal records that may become useful information for managers. Accounting reports of sales and inventory figures, provide considerable data. Data about costs, shipments, inventory, sales, and other aspects of regular operations are routinely collected and entered into the computer.
- 16. Distributors of market information as their products. Many organizations specialize in the collection and publication of high-quality information. e.g. A. C. Nielsen Company provides television program ratings, audience counts.
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- 20. Emphasizes the company’s gathering of new data. Not conducted regularly or continuously. Projects conducted to study specific company problems.
- 21. A business intelligence system consists of a network of sources and regular procedures by which executives obtain everyday information about nonrecurring developments in the external business environment.
- 22. Inputs - all numerical, text, voice, and image data entered into the decision support system
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