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This document provides the assignment for the first semester of the MS-07: Information Systems for Managers management programme at the Indira Gandhi National Open University. The assignment covers all blocks studied in the semester and is due on April 30th, 2021. It contains 5 questions related to key concepts from the course, including input/output devices, organizations as socio-technical systems, data processing, system analysis, and data warehouses.
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The present study emphasis on the importance of management information system which forms the backbone for digitalizing the organization. It comprises of information useful for smooth functioning by evaluating and synchronizing both hardware and software technologies. The management information system has gained popularity in last few decades with almost every sector has implemented its principles to manage the economic flow and functioning. It has greatly influenced the world connectivity with business point of view and has uplifted the management strategies. The presented mini review describe the elements and usage of management information system along with its advantages. The study provides, insight on the category of management information system with its possible applicative sectors.
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