This document discusses an introduction to management information systems (MIS). It provides questions about why MIS is important, what MIS is, how to use the five-component model, and what makes some information better than other information.
This document discusses an introduction to management information systems (MIS). It provides questions about why MIS is important, what MIS is, how to use the five-component model, and what makes some information better than other information.
This document discusses an introduction to management information systems (MIS). It provides questions about why MIS is important, what MIS is, how to use the five-component model, and what makes some information better than other information.
This document discusses an introduction to management information systems (MIS). It provides questions about why MIS is important, what MIS is, how to use the five-component model, and what makes some information better than other information.
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Chapter 1: An
introduction to Management Information Systems (MIS) Study questions Q1: Why is Introduction to MIS the most important class in the business school? Q2: What is MIS? Q3: How can you use the five-component model?
Q4: What is information? What makes some information better
than other information? Q1: Why is Introduction to MIS the most important class in the business school? IS - What is it about? Các bộ phận có mối quan hệ tương tác với nhau • Business Information Systems is the application of technology to solve business problems.
• An IS professional applies technology to integrate
and support business activities such as Accounting, Finance, Marketing, HR, Management and so on. • INFO students learn to analyze, design, develop, and manage Information Systems. What’s Different About IS? IS Computer Science Focus: Business Software
Objective: More efficient or effective business Reliable computer program
Core skill: Problem solving Logic/Engineering
Core task: Determine business requirements Deliver information systems to meet defined for information systems requirements Starting title: Business Systems Analyst Application Programmer
Career goals: Senior organizational manager Programming manager
Faculty: Business Engineering Science
Why does it matter?
Suppose you have two transport companies. How can one get a competitive advantage over the other?
What do businesses compete with?
Why does it matter?
Suppose you have two transport companies. How can one get a competitive advantage over the other?
They both use the same roads, pay the same for fuel, obey the same speed limits, have same rules, pay their drivers much the same... If one buys a better truck, the other one can buy exactly the same.... How can you as a manager make a difference?
What do businesses compete with?
Why does it matter? Because business is changing….
In 2013, Wal-Mart sold nearly 10% of the total retail sales in
the U.S. Its RetailLink computer system connects its suppliers to every one of Wal-Mart’s 5289 stores worldwide. As soon as a customer purchases any item, the supplier monitoring the item knows to ship a replacement to the shelf.
The management of Information is the future of business.
Why does it matter? • Online news, social networks • Internet advertising continues significantly. • New laws require businesses to store more data for longer periods. • Changes in business result in changes in jobs and careers. Why does it matter? What’s New in MIS? New technologies • Web 3.0 applications widely adopted • Cloud computing • Telework gains momentum • Software as a service (SaaS) • Co-creation of value, collaboration across • Mobile digital platforms firms People and behavior changes • Managers use social networks, collaboration. • Employees have access to powerful decision aids. • Virtual meetings are accepted and used.
Organizations Q2: What is MIS? What Is MIS? • Key elements 1. Management and use. 2. Information systems. 3. Strategies. • Goal of MIS Managing IS to achieve business strategies. XÂY DỰNG 1 CÁI QUY TRÌNH CHO NHÂN VIÊN THỰC HIỆN LIÊN KẾT GIỮA BÁN HÀNG, KHO, VĂN PHÒNG (CÓ TÍNH LIÊN KẾT)
- Bán hàng: mua hàng liên hệ cho người bán hàng
- Kho: hết hàng liên hệ với nhà cung cấp - Văn phòng: quản lí, giám sát What Is MIS Management • The key is to develop, maintain, and adapt. • To create an information system that meets your needs, take an active role in the system’s development. Why? • Business professionals understand business needs and requirements. What Is MIS • Development and Use of Information Systems: Business professionals need to: • Take active role to ensure systems meet their needs. • Understand how IS is constructed. • Consider users’ needs during development. • Learn how to use the IS. • Ancillary (security, backups). What Is MIS • Achieving Strategies: Information systems exist to help people in a business achieve the business' strategies. • “What is the purpose of our Facebook page?” • “What is it going to do for us?” • “What is our policy for employees’ contributions?” • “What should we do about critical customer reviews?” • “Are the costs of maintaining the page sufficiently offset by the benefits?” Q3: How can you use the five-component model? Components of an Information System?
Components interact to produce information
How Can You Use the Five-Component Model? How Can You Use the Five- Component Model? Characteristics of the Five Components The most Important Component YOU! • Quality of your thinking, your ability to conceive information from data, determined by your cognitive skills. • Information is value you add to information systems. All Components Must Work. Characteristics of the Five Components • High-Tech Versus Low-Tech Information Systems: differ in the amount of work that is moved from the human side computer side • Understanding the Scope of New Information Systems. • Components Ordered by Difficulty and Disruption. Q4: What is information? What makes some information better than other information? What Is Information? Definitions vary 1. Knowledge derived from data, where data represents recorded facts or figures. 2. Data presented in a meaningful context. 3. Processed data, or data processed by summing, ordering, averaging, grouping, comparing, or other similar operations. 4. A difference that makes a difference. Where Is Information? • Graph is not, in itself, complete information. • Graph is the data you and others perceive, use to conceive information. • Ability to conceive information from data determined by cognitive skills. • People perceive different information from same data. One user’s information is another user’s data What makes some information better than other information Summary Q1: Why is Introduction to MIS the most important class in the business school? Q2: What is MIS? Q3: How can you use the five-component model? Q4: What is information? What makes some information better than other information? Additional resources • S.M.A.C (Social Mobile Analytics Cloud)
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