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MIS Exam 2 Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

managment information systems

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Charac­ter­istics of processes

Business Process –Sequence of activities for accomp­lishing a function
Activities – Tasks within a business process
Resources – Items necessary to accomplish an activity
Actors– Resources that are either human or computers
Role – Subset of activities in a business process performed by a particular actor

Operat­ional Process

Charac­ter­istics
Mix of Actors
Frequency
Support System
Common, day to day, routine
More computers than people
High
Transa­ction Processing System (TPS)
Example: Order supplies, pay bills, and check out customers.

Managerial Process

Charac­ter­istics
Mix of Actors
Frequency
Support System
Allocation and use of resources
Mix
Medium
Managment Inform­ation System (MIS)
Example: Assessing seasonal promotions & plan and schedule cashiers

Strategic

Charac­ter­istics
Mix of Actors
Frequency
Support System
Broad scope and operat­ional issues
More People than computers
Low
Executive Support System (ESS)
Example: Decide a new location for a store

Objectives of Processes

Effect­iveness
Create more output with the same input or the same output with less input
Example Use less energy
Effeciency
Achieve organi­zat­ional strategy
Example Create better tasting pizzas

IS Process Improv­ements

1. Improve an activity
2. Improve data flow amoung activities
3. Improve control of activities
4. Use automation
5. Improve procedures

The Downfall of IS

Inform­ation Silo Data exists in isolated functional IS
 

Enterprise Applic­ation Integr­ation

1. Connects inform­ation silos via a new layer of software
2. Enables existing applic­ations to commun­icate ans share data
3. Provides integrated data
4. Leverages existing systems, leaving depart­mental inform­ation systems as is, but providing an integr­ation layer over the top
5. Enables gradual move to ERP

ERP intreagtes the following functions

Supply Chain Managment SCM
Manufa­cturing
Customer Relati­onship Managment CRM
Human Resources
Accounting

Five Components of an ERP System

1. Software
2. Hardware
3. Data
4. Procedures
5. People

Benefits of ERP

Data sharing in real time
Implements integrated processes that are industry best practices
More managers see more data, leading to better oversight
Inform­ation silo problem is solved
Better integr­ation with supply chain partners

ERP Market Share

SAP
 22
Oracle
 15
Microsoft
 10
Other
 53

Fundam­ental Activities Of Procurment Process

Order
Purchasing Manager
Recieve
Warehouse Manager
Pay
Accounting
 

4 Charac­ter­istics of Processes

Charac­ter­istic Of Process
Catago­rites of Process Charac­ter­istics
Stability of Flow
Structured
Dynamic
Scope
Operat­ional
Managerial
Strategic
Objectives
Effect­ivness
Efficincy
Location in Value Chain
Inbound Logistics
Outboung Logistics
Operations
Sales and Marketing
Service
Technology Develo­pment
Infras­tru­cture