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Management information systems (MIS) help organizations make decisions, coordinate activities, analyze information, and visualize data. MIS involves the people, processes, and technologies that allow functional departments to work efficiently by monitoring operations and comparing results to plans, enabling leaders to control performance and ensure goals are met. Controlling is important for implementing plans and achieving organizational goals.
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Chapter 2
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