1.Learning Outcomes.
1.1 Compare management information system (MIS) and information technology.
1.2 Describe the relationship between people, information technology and information.
1.3 Identify four different department in a typical business and explain how technology help them to work together.
2.Information technology's role in business :
- Information technology is everywhere in business.
- Understanding information technology provides great
insight to anyone learning about business.
3.Information technology's Impact on Business Operations :
- * Organizations typically operate by functional areas or functional silos.
- * Functional areas are interdependent.
4.Information Technology Basics :
4.1 > Information Technology (IT) - A field concerned with the use of technology in managing and processing information.
> Information technology is an important enabler of business success and innovation.
4.2 >Management Information Systems (MIS) - A general name for the business function and academic discipline covering the application of people, technologies, and procedures to solve business problems.
>MIS is a business function, similar to Accounting, Finance, Operations and Human Resources.
When beginning to learn about information technology it is important to understand.
-- Data, information and business intelligence.
-- IT resources.
-- IT cultures.
5.Data, Information and Business Intelligence :
5.1 Data - Raw facts that describe the characteristic of an event.
example :
Data recording in sale events in an Excel Spreadsheet
5.2 Information - Data converted into a meaningful and
useful context.
- Combine all data.
5.3 Business Intelligence - Applications and technologies that are used to support decision- making efforts.
Information turned into business intelligent
6. IT Resources :
- Information technology to work with.
- People use.
7. IT Cultures :
Have 4 organizational information cultures :-
>Information function culture.
>Information sharing culture.
>Information inquiring culture.
>Information discovery culture.
7.1 Information-Function Culture
- Use information as a means of exercising influence or power over other.
- this about who to produce the product.
- how much the price.
example : A manager in sales refuse to share information with marketing.
Need the sales manager's input each time a new sales strategy is developed.
7.2 Information-Sharing Culture
- Across department must trust each other to use information.
- For improve performance.
- Especially about problems and failures.
7.3 Information-Inquiring Culture
- Across department search for information.
- To become better understand the future.
- Align themselves with current trends and new directions.
- Across department are open to new insights about crisis and radical changes.
- Find new activities.
- Seek way to create competitive advantages with other.
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