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This 5-day course is aimed at school leavers interested in IT and business. It will teach participants the foundations of business information systems and how organizations use different systems strategically. Over the course, students will learn about information systems and their benefits, hardware and software used in business, and specific systems like transaction processing and decision support. They will also analyze ethical issues in information systems and learn to responsibly address such problems.
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1. This document discusses learning outcomes related to business information systems. It covers understanding how organizations use business information and the issues related to information use, as well as features and functions of information systems and using IT tools to produce management information.
2. Key issues in using information include legal issues like data protection laws, ethical issues like appropriate email and internet use, and operational issues. Information must be valid, reliable, timely, fit-for-purpose, and accurately understood by users.
3. Information systems have features like input, storage, processing, output and control loops. They transform data into useable information through collection, storage, processing and presentation. Management information systems provide financial, human resources and other types of
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1. Dee Clark is the director of hospital sales marketing at Emerson Pharmaceuticals and needs to quickly distribute information to the company's 450 salespeople, such as details on new drugs, seminars, and presentations.
2. Information systems can be used to disseminate information quickly and easily to salespeople. A blog is one way Clark could share product news, competitive threats and responses, and recent successes with the sales team.
3. This chapter discusses key concepts around information systems including what an information system is, the difference between information systems and information technology, how business professionals can use information systems, new opportunities in the field, and the importance of information security. This knowledge can help both Dee Clark
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留信网认证的作用:
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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- 2. Course Outline Course Content Learning Outcomes st 1 Day Information Systems • What are information systems? • Data, information & knowledge LO 1 & LO 2 • Information system in business • Benefits of information system 2nd Day Hardware & Software • Types of hardware for business • Network Topologies-Star, Ring, Bus • Types of software for business LO 3 • Telecommunication networks 3rd Day Business information systems • Transaction processing systems • Management information systems LO 4 & LO 5 • Decision support system • Executive information system 4th & 5th Day Moral and Ethical Issues • Moral and ethical issues in Business Information System LO 6 • Symptoms of ethical violations • Review and analyze system integrity • Case study Prepared By: Major Supra, Wan Zahir & Kanages