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This PPT is prepared for students and other professionals regarding Management Information System (MIS) subject as lecture notes.This PPT aims to help students to recognize, specify and communicate effectively to data processing personnel to about information system. It also helps students to interpret new developments in information technology and fit into an overall framework. .OTHER TOPICS ARE DISCUSSED IN THE CONSECUTIVE PPTS
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Attendees will learn:
•What End User Computing (EUC) is and why Data Governance urgently needs to address it
•Why EUC environments often cannot be replaced by corporate systems from IT
•Problems that can arise from ungoverned EUC environments
•Basic strategies for governing EUC environments
•Tools and techniques for EUC governance
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Attendees will learn:
•What End User Computing (EUC) is and why Data Governance urgently needs to address it
•Why EUC environments often cannot be replaced by corporate systems from IT
•Problems that can arise from ungoverned EUC environments
•Basic strategies for governing EUC environments
•Tools and techniques for EUC governance
This presentation is about Office Automation System (OAS). It is a topic in Information Technology for Managers. It includes meaning and concept of office automation, functions of OAS and advantages and disadvantages of OAS
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The Use of Spreadsheets: As it relates to Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
The use of spreadsheets in financial reporting and operational processes, is a key tool for some corporations, and is an integral part of the information and decision-making framework.
Information Processing system is a set of formal procedure by which data are collected, processed into information and distributed to users. Financial accounting collects financial data from different areas of the company.
Talk about a way to build enterprise forms in extbase. Multiple steps, skip optional steps validate on special constraints and many more.
See forge http://forge.typo3.org/projects/show/extension-lw_enet_multiple_action_forms for the "framework" extension.
With that you can build your own form.
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Information system
1. INFORMATION SYSTEM
Is the collection of technical and human resources that provide the storage, computing,
distribution, and communication for the information required by all or some part of an enterprise.
A special form of Information System is a management information system (MIS), which
provides information for managing an enterprise. An information service is a common name for
an organization within an enterprise that is responsible for its data processing and information
system or systems.
Components of information system
Hardware: The term hardware refers to machinery. This category includes the computer itself,
which is often referred to as the central processing unit (CPU), and all of its support equipments.
Among the support equipments are input and output devices, storage devices and
communications devices.
2. Software: The term software refers to computer programs and the manuals (if any) that
support them. Computer programs are machine-readable instructions that direct the circuitry
within the hardware parts of the CBIS to function in ways that produce useful information from
2. data. Programs are generally stored on some input / output medium, often a disk or tape.
3. Data:Data are facts that are used by programs to produce useful information. Like programs,
data are generally stored in machine-readable form on disk or tape until the computer needs
them.
Procedures .
Procedures refer to the outline of a course of action. They direct the interaction of human with
hardware, software and data base. In other words , procedures are the policies and methods to be
followed in using , operating and maintain an information systems
5. People:Every information system needs people if it is to be useful. Often the most over-
looked element of the CBIS are the people, probably the component that most influence the
success or failure of information systems.
Input is anything we wish to embed in a system for some type of use. A variety of sources are
used to input: keyboard, scanner, microphone, mouse, even another computer. What we input
has a purpose - but until it is processed and generated in some form of output, it doesn't do us
much good.
Processing takes place in the internal parts of the computer. It is the act of taking inputted
data and converting it to something usable. What we typically see on the screen in today's
computer world (known as what you see is what you get or WYSIWYG) is the result of our
input being processed by some program so we can have usable output: an English paper, an
edited photograph, this video you're watching.
Output, or processed information in a usable format, comes in many different forms: monitor
or printer for visual work, a speaker for audio. Sometimes our output is short-term, such as
printing a photo, and sometimes what we work on needs to be kept around for a while. That's
where storage comes in.
Storage is the term used to indicate we will be saving data for a period of time. We store for
many reasons: for future reference; to prevent full loss of data; because we forget to purge.
3. But, storage is vital. There are several mediums on which we can keep output and processed
data: a hard disk, a USB drive, a CD
Functions of an information system
The hardware must be reliable and maintain the ability to handles various workloads.
Software must be designed carefully and evaluated in such a way as to maximize its
effectiveness. All the data entered into the computer must be accurate. The people who
maintain these systems must be highly skilled and knowledgeable enough to be able to
handle the latest information systems, and the users must be taught how to operate the
system.
There are many advantages of implementing information systems for businesses. It allows
the user to access and to understand the information therefore allowing them to respond to
information quickly and effectively. The user can get the most accurate and up-to-date
information quickly which is very important for businesses as these decisions affect the
business. In addition to this, information systems also allow users to alternate and present
information, as well as perform different tasks.
B,
Information system planning is a set of activities directed toward achieving three objectives
recognizing organizational opportunities and problems where IS might be applied successfully.
Identifying the resources needed to allow information system to be applied successfully to these
opportunities and problems; and developing strategies and procedures to allow IS to be applied
successfully to these opportunities and problems. (Hann & Weber, 1996, p. 1044).
1. Comprehensiveness
Comprehensiveness is “the extent to which an organization attempts to be exhaustive or
inclusive in making and integrating strategic decisions”.
2. Formalization
4. Formalization is “the existence of structures, techniques, written procedures, and policies that
guide the planning process”.
3. Focus
Focus is “the balance between creativity and control orientations inherent within the strategic
planning system”. An innovative orientation emphasizes innovative solutions to deal with
opportunities and threats. An integrative orientation emphasizes control, as implemented through
budgets, resource allocation, and asset management.
4. Top-down flow
SISP should be initiated by top managers, with the aid of support staff.
5. Broad participation
Even though the planning flow is top-down, participation must involve multiple functional areas
and, as necessary, key stakeholders at lower levels of the organization.
5. Qn 2
Steps followed to build and maintain and information system
1. Planning and Requirements Definition. This phase begins after the project has been defined
and appropriate resources have been committed. The first portion of this phase involves
collecting, defining and validating functional, support and training requirements. The second part
is developing initial planning Process management plans, including project planning, project
management, Configuration Management (CM), support, operations, and training management.
2. Design. During this phase, functional, support and training requirements are translated into
preliminary and detailed designs. Decisions are made to address how the system will meet
functional requirements. A preliminary (general) system design, emphasizing the functional
features of the system, is produced as a high-level guide. Then a final (detailed) system design is
produced that expands the design by specifying all the technical detail needed to develop the
system.
3. Development and Testing. During this phase, systems are developed or acquired based on
detailed design specifications. The system is validated through a sequence of unit, integration,
performance, system, and acceptance testing. The objective is to ensure that the system functions
as expected and that sponsor's requirements are satisfied. All system components,
communications, applications, procedures, and associated documentation are eveloped/acquired,
tested, and integrated. This phase requires strong user participation in order to verify thorough
testing of all requirements and to meet all business needs.
4. Implementation. During this phase, the new or enhanced system is installed in the production
environment, users are trained, data is converted (as needed), the system is turned over to the
sponsor, and business processes are evaluated. This phase includes efforts required to implement,
resolve system problems identified during the implementation process, and plan for sustainment.
5. Operations and Maintenance. The system becomes operational during this phase. The
emphasis during this phase is to ensure that sponsor needs continue to be met and that the system
continues to perform according to specifications. Routine hardware and software maintenance
6. and upgrades are performed to ensure effective system operations. User training continues during
this phase, as needed, to acquaint new users to the system or to introduce new features to current
users. Additional user support is provided, as an ongoing activity, to help resolve reported
problems.
6. maintenance . This phase represents the end of the system's planning Process. It provides for
the systematic termination of a system to ensure that vital information is preserved for potential
future access and/or reactivation. The system, when placed in the Disposition Phase, has been
declared surplus and/or obsolete and has been scheduled for shutdown. The emphasis of this
phase is to ensure that the system (e.g., equipment, parts, software, data, procedures, and
documentation) is packaged and disposed of in accordance with appropriate regulations and
requirements.
Diagram showing information system development
7. Reference:
(1) Segars, A.H., Grover, V., and Teng, J.T.C. (1998), “Strategic information systems planning:
planning system dimensions, internal coalignment, and implications for planning effectiveness”,
Decision Sciences, Vol 29 No 2, pp. 303-345.