TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Introduction to MIS - Chapter 1: Introduction to MIS

Lecture Introduction to MIS - Chapter 1 introduction to MIS. In this chapter, the following content will be discussed: What is MIS? Why is information technology important? Why do all business majors need to study it? What are e-commerce and e-business? Is e-business increasing or decreasing? Do you know what a manager does? Do you know what a successful manager will do in the future? | Introduction to MIS BUSI 100 Jerry Post Outline What is MIS? Why MIS is Important? What are e-commerce and e-business? What do Managers do? Business & Technology Trends Re-engineering: Altering the Rules Management and Decision Levels An Introduction to Strategy Cases: Fast Food Industry Appendix: Finding Information What is MIS? Information Data that has been put into a meaningful and useful context. Management Information System A combination of computers and people that is used to provide information to aid in making decisions and managing a firm. Information Technology (IT) Goal of This Class How can MIS help you do your job? Understand the technology. Analyze business problems. An introduction to systems analysis. Identify types of problems that MIS can help solve through cases. Ability to classify problems. Know when to call for help. Why is MIS Important? MIS affects all areas of business Manufacturing Accounting & Finance Human resources Marketing Top management Performance evaluations—expectations What are e-Commerce and e-Business Business-to-Consumer (B2C) Selling retail products to consumers Business-to-Business (B2B) Selling at the wholesale level to other businesses E-Business Using Internet technologies to conduct any level of business E-Commerce Intranets Most areas of MIS What do Managers do? Traditional Organizing Planning Control Mintzberg Interpersonal Informational Decisional Luthans Traditional 50% Formal Communication 30% Networking 20% Managers and professionals spend considerable time in meetings. Providing support for teamwork and group decisions is an important issues in MIS. Meetings 1 2 3 Making Decisions Methodology v Ad Hoc Decisions Decision Process Collect Data Identify Problems & Opportunities Make Choices Importance of MIS Computerworld 1993* *1997-2000 data is distorted by Y2k work. Everyone Uses Computers Computerworld 1993 Traditional Management CEO VP Finance VP Marketing VP Accounting VP HRM VP MIS Layers of middle managers .

• PR - Truyền thông
• Introduction to MIS
• Management Information Systems
• Information systems
• Hệ thống thông tin quản lý
• Technology foundations
• Business trends
• Organizing the MIS resources
• MIS organization
• International comparisons
• Social interactions
• Social group legitimacy
• Information warfare
• Information technology foundations
• Operating systems
• Hardware components
• Network structure
• Global telecommunications
• Sharing data
• Internet security issues
• Data protection
• Access controls
• Data capture
• Mobile commerce
• Transaction processing
• Database management systems
• Relational databases
• Database applications
• Integration of Information
• Business integration
• Enterprise resource planning
• Decision support systems
• Data mining
• Geographical information systems
• Complex decisions
• Artificial intelligence
• Building expert systems
• Strategic analysis
• External agents
• E Commerce failures
• Electronic business
• Electronic commerce
• Web advertising
• Systems development
• Building information systems
• Systems development lifecycle
• Hệ thống thông tin
• Lecture Management Information Systems
• MIS impact on society
• Introduction to management information systems
• Business information technology
• One user’s information
• Business school
• Networks telecommunications
• Computer security
• Communication channels