8107 Mito
8107 Mito
8107 Mito
29.09.2020
MITO - Management of IT Organization
Day -1
Introduction
Prof. Sanjiva Shankar Dubey and Dr. Vivek Soni
Professor asked students about the reason for joining FMS.
Other important things discussed :
1. There will be 14 classes of MITO
2. Prof Dubey’s mail id- [email protected]
3. Prof. Dubey and Dr. Soni suggested that students should keep a diary of class
learning , Update it Regularly and encouraged students to send the same to him after
each class on Mail or write it on Penzu.com .
4. Useful Tools for the course
Google Classroom, id- bfuwr4f, to be logged in as student
Socrative.com, b.socrative.com for online quizzes/ tests/feedback.
Reference Book: Management Information Systems by Jawadekar & Dubey, Tata
McGrawhill, 6th Edition.
Objective
Objective of the course is to develop executive appreciation of the use and management
of contemporary information technology tools and data processing systems existing in
organizations.
Various issues and concerns faced by organizations will be discussed through class
discussions and exercises. (Detail syllabus is available in Google classroom)
Evaluation:
1. End Term exam, 3 hrs, 70% marks, long handle
2. Internal Assessment
group project report/presentation, group of 5- 6 students. (10% marks)
Individual assignment and attendance, learning diary, answers to class
questions. To be submitted after every class. (20% marks)
Course Outline
Why MIS? Is it necessity or competitive advantage?
What is its relation to Business- Models and Framework.
Types of MIS
- Technolgy Platform selection
- Make vs buy vs. rent
MITO
MITO can be understood by comparing the various body parts of an elephant to the role
of MITO plays in the organization.
1. Ear – Listen & learn from experts of IT
2. Nose – Seel & grb new technology enabled opportunity
3. Tusk – Unique value proposition using IT
4. Body – IT ecosystem
5. Tail – Collaborate & Partnership
6. Legs – Build 4 strong pillars : hardware , software , Application & People
What is MIS?
MIS is the use of information technology to record, store and process data to produce
information that decision makers can use to make day to day decisions.
MIS Supports organization, processing and reporting of information for the benefit of
management.
Why MIS?
MIS provides information for decision making streamlines the operation and gives useful
insights for the managers to perform better, e.g. in an manufacturing organization MIS
can be used to keep the record of inventory of raw materials and products, process
efficiency of individual equipment and can help managers to an informed decision with
the help of data.
MIS Coverage
2 Videos shown
Commandoes climbing the wall
A group of commandoes made use of a bamboo stick to climb the wall for a certain
operation.
The video shown the importance of planning, individual responsibility and a team work .
Teaches how to do work based on requirement & avaibality.
Evolution of a Caterpillar
The next video was the evolution/ transformation of a caterpillar to a butterfly. In the
video it was explained that organizations/ individuals should keep evolving themselves to
by indentifying new needs/ markets/products to be flying with high colours.Transformation
Prospective should be there. Kuch naya karne k liye , purane wale ko khatam karna hi
hota hai.
Evolving Business and MIS Relationship
Bidirectional relationship
MIS supports the business managers information needs
MIS has become a vehicle of driving innovation across organizations.
System:
A system is a set of elements or components that interacts to accomplish goals. It takes
some inputs and converts to a useful output.
Information System:
An information system is a set of interrelated components that collect, manipulate, store
data and disseminate information and provide a feedback mechanism to monitor
performance.
MIS Coverage
1. Information Provider & Decision Making
Operation Tactical information
Strategic Information
2. Command & control Facilitator
Ensuring Transaction efficiency
Ensuring customer satisfaction
Manging risk & providing early warning signs
3. Collaborator with external work
Suppliers , distributors , Retailers , customers
Banks , logistic providers , E-commerce channels
4. Information store for future analysis