Presentation1

32
Introduction to Management Information Systems MIS Pravin Raj Joshi [email protected] 985-100-7980

description

 

Transcript of Presentation1

Page 1: Presentation1

Introduction to Management Information SystemsMIS

Pravin Raj [email protected]

985-100-7980

Page 2: Presentation1

What Do I do???

DIRECTOR – Brihaspati VidyasadanCTO – Rooster LogicDirector – Mdev SolutionsAdvisor – FOSS NepalSleeping member of Startup Weekend

Page 3: Presentation1

REMO …

Page 4: Presentation1
Page 5: Presentation1
Page 6: Presentation1
Page 7: Presentation1

Warm Up!!!...

● Current status of Hardware● Current status of Software● Probable Future:

● Cloud● Big Data● Mobile● Social ???...

“I keep saying that the sexy job in the next 10 years will be statisticians,” Hal Varian, Chief economist at Google.

Page 8: Presentation1

● Why study Information systems and

Information technology?

– Vital component of successful businesses

– Helps businesses expand and compete

– Improves efficiency and effectiveness of business

processes

– Facilitates managerial decision making and work

group collaboration

Page 9: Presentation1

● An organized combination of…– People

– Hardware and software

– Communication networks

– Data resources

– Policies and procedures

● This system…– Stores, retrieves, transforms, and disseminates

information in an organization

What is Information System ?

Page 10: Presentation1

● Information Systems

– All the components and resources necessary to

deliver information and functions to the

organization

– Could be paper based

● Information Technologies

– Hardware, software, networking, data

management

● Our focus will be on computer-based

Information systems (CBIS)

Page 11: Presentation1

What is MIS? ● M: Management

– Business Functions/Processes, Organizations, and Human Behaviors

● I: Information– Contents: Data, Information, Knowledge– Processes: Create, Gather/capture/elicit, Store,

Organize, Consolidate & Condense, Filter, Deliver, and Share

● S: System (Information Systems/Information Technology)– Input-Process-Output and Storage – General Systems Theory (GST)

Page 12: Presentation1

MIS is about People,

Not about Technology

Page 13: Presentation1

A System View of an Information System

InputInput ProcessProcess OutputOutput

Data storageData storage

ProcedureProcedure

ControlControl

Environments

Data

Sources/

Business

events

Information

Destinations

Information System Boundary

Data Providers

•Consumers

•Users

•organization units

Information System (Producer)

Secondary storage

Main memory

Page 14: Presentation1

Manual Procedures and Business Process

Individuals, Groups, Departments, Enterprise-wide, Customers, Trading partners

Data, Information, Knowledge

System SW, Application SW

Computers•Server•PC•Mobile

Networking

Information

Information Systems Components

Page 15: Presentation1

Fundamental Role of IS in Business

Page 16: Presentation1
Page 17: Presentation1

Characteristics of Good Information● Accurate● Timely● Relevant (provide context) to decisions ● Just sufficient● Worth its cost (to justify its benefits)

• Deliver just enough accurate, relevant, and timely information to the right persons to make better decisions.

• How much energy does a Google search consume? 0.0003 kWh of energy per search; a Google search uses just

about the same amount of energy that your body burns in ten seconds.

Information overloading

Page 18: Presentation1

Presentation of Information

“A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words”

Page 19: Presentation1

Managing Information as a Resource

● The resources of the industrial age were tangible things (e.g., raw materials and human resources) and easily understood.

● In the emerging post-industrial society, there is little understanding of the characteristics of information – the basic yet abstract/intangible resource.

● Both physical resources and information could be mined, processed, bought, sold, and managed.

Page 20: Presentation1

Information Life CycleD

ec isio nD

ec isio n

ActionAction

Da

taD

ata

InformationInformation

• Intelligence• Design • Choice

Page 21: Presentation1

Characteristic of Information

● Expandable: Information explosion* Reduce information overload to reduce uncertainty in decision making.

● Compressible: Sorting, categorizing, filtering, aggregating, summarizing**, and consolidating.

● Substitutable: Substitute with other resources via productivity improvement.

● Transportable: Data communications and networking.● Diffusive: Spreading (sharing) and leaking (Security &

privacy)● Sharable: Sharing information is a shared transaction

instead of an exchange transaction.

Digital Universe: The world’s information is doubling every two years. In 2011 the world will create a staggering 1.8 zettabytes.

** Summly, a news-summarizing app acquired by Yahoo for $30 millions.

Page 22: Presentation1
Page 23: Presentation1
Page 24: Presentation1

Information Hierarchy

Page 25: Presentation1

Types of Information Systems

● Operations Support Systems

– Efficiently process business transactions

– Control industrial processes

– Support communication and collaboration

– Update corporate databases

● Management Support Systems

– Provide information as reports and displays

– Give direct computer support to managers during

decision-making

Page 26: Presentation1

Purposes of Information Systems

Page 27: Presentation1

Types of Operations Support Systems

● Transaction Processing Systems– Record and process business transactions

– Examples: sales processing, inventory systems, accounting

systems

● Process Control Systems– Monitor and control physical processes

– Example: using sensors to monitor chemical processes in a

petroleum refinery

● Enterprise Collaboration Systems– Enhance team and workgroup communication

– Examples: email, video conferencing

Page 28: Presentation1

Management Support Systems

● What do they do?

– Provide information and support for effective

decision making by managers

● Management information systems

● Decision support systems

● Executive information systems

Page 29: Presentation1

Types of Management Support Systems

● Management Information Systems (MIS)

– Reports and displays

– Example: daily sales analysis reports

● Decision Support Systems (DSS)

– Interactive and ad hoc support

– Example: a what-if analysis to determine where to spend advertising

dollars

● Executive Information Systems (EIS)

– Critical information for executives and managers

– Example: easy access to actions of competitors

Page 30: Presentation1

Other Information Systems● Expert Systems

– Provide expert advice

– Example: credit application advisor

● Knowledge Management Systems

– Support creation, organization, and dissemination of

business knowledge throughout company

– Example: intranet access to best business practices

• Strategic Information Systems

Help get a strategic advantage over customer

Examples: shipment tracking, e-commerce Web systems

Page 31: Presentation1

Measuring IT Success● Efficiency

– Minimize cost, time, and use of information

resources

● Effectiveness

– Support business strategies

– Enable business processes

– Enhance organizational structure and culture

– Increase customer and business value

Page 32: Presentation1

Assignment 1

● Describe your background and experiences– Company name and the industry it belongs to – Position and general responsibility– Three major decisions

● Status about the Computer Based Information Systems present in your organization

● Briefly describe how these systems provide you with information that will help you take your three major decisions