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APPROACHES FOR MIS DESIGN APPROACHES FOR MIS DESIGN PRESENTATION BY NAVYA.P

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APPROACHES FOR MIS DESIGNAPPROACHES FOR MIS DESIGN

PRESENTATION BY NAVYA.P

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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMSYSTEM

DEFINITION

Management information system is a system that aids management in marketing, carrying and controlling decision.

-J.KANTER

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ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS-ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS-BUILDING APPROACHESBUILDING APPROACHES

Systems differ interms of their size and technological complexity and interms of the organizational problem that are meant to solve.

A number of systems-building approaches have been developed to deal with the differences.

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This system describes these alternative methods.

TRADITIONAL APPROACHES:

–The traditional systems life cycle

MODERN APPROACHES:

–Prototyping

–End user development

–Application software packages and outsourcing

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TRADITIONAL SYSTEM LIFE TRADITIONAL SYSTEM LIFE CYCLECYCLE

The system life cycle is the oldest method for building information systems.The life cycle methodology is a phased approach to building a system ,dividing systems development into formal stages.

The life cycle methodology maintains a very formal division of labour between end users and information system specialists.

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The life cycle also emphasized formal specifications and paper works so many documents are generated during the course of a system project.

However the systems life cycle approach can be costly, time consuming and inflexible.

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Steps in system life cycleSystem analysis• The goal of system analysis is to determine

where the problem is in an attempt to fix the system.

Design• In a system design the design functions and

operations are described in detail, including screen layouts business rules, process diagrams and other documentation.

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Implementation

the designs worked out during earlier steps are translated into code and hardware is built.

Testing and Development

components are tested individually and system as a whole at this stage.

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Maintainance

• Once deployed,maintainance is needed to keep the system running as desired.

• Any post design changes occur during this phase including upgrades changes or corrections.

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PROTOTYPINGPROTOTYPING

Prototyping consists of building an experimental system rapidly and inexpensively for end users to evaluate.

By interacting with the prototype users can get a better idea of their information requirements .

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The prototype endorsed by the users can be used as a template to create the final system.

Prototyping is more explicity iterative than the conventional life cycle and it actively promotes system design changes.

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Steps in prototypingStep1:Identify the users basic requirements:

The system designer works with the user only long enough to capture the users basic information needs.

Step2:Develop an intial prototype:The system designer creates a working

prototype quickly using tools for rapidly generating software.

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Step3:Use the prototype:

The user is encouraged to work with the systems to determine how well the prototype meets his or her needs to make suggestions for improving the prototype.

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Step4:Revise and enhance the prototype:

The system builder notes all changes.The user reveals and refines the prototype accordingly.

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END USER DEVELOPMENTEND USER DEVELOPMENT

Some type of information system can be developed by end users with little or no formal assistance from technical specialists.

A series of software tools categorized as fourth generation languages makes this possible.

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The following are the seven catagories of fourth generation languages :

Pc software tools :General purpose application software packages for pc’s.

Query Language : Languages for retrieving data stored in database or files.

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Report generator :Extract data from files to create customized report in a wide range of formats.

Graphics Language :Retrieve data from files and display them in graphic format.

Application Generator : contain pre programmed modules that can generate entire applications including websites.

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Application software package : software programs sold by commercial vendors that eliminates need for custom written, in house software.

Very high level programming: Generate programs code with fewer instructions that conventional languages such as COBOL or FORTRAN.

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APPLICATION SOFTWARE APPLICATION SOFTWARE PACKAGES AND OUTSOURCINGPACKAGES AND OUTSOURCING

Application software package : If a software package can fulfill most of an

organizations requirements. The company can save time and money

by using prewritten,predesigned,pretested software programs from the package.

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When a system is developed using an application software packages system analysis will include a package evaluation effort .

Outsourcing:Application software provider (ASP), are

one of the form of outsourcing.

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In another form of outsourcing , a company could hire an external vendor to design and create the software for its system.

Outsourcing enables a company with fluctuating needs for computer processing to pay for what it uses rather than build its own computer center.

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