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Chapter 1

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Management Management

Information SystemInformation System

MISMIS

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What is a system?A system is a set of interrelated components, with a clearly defined boundary, working together to achieve a common set of objectives.

-- Virtually everything you can think of is a system, and a system can even be made up of other systems.

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What is Information System (IS)An IS can be any organized combination of people,

hardware, software, communications networks, and data resources that stores and retrieves, transforms, and disseminates information in an organization.

-- people have relied on information systems to communicate with each other using a variety of physical devices (hardware), information processing instructions and procedures (software), communications channels (Networks), and stored data (data resources).

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Management Information Systems (MIS) is Management Information Systems (MIS) is

the study of people, technology, organizations the study of people, technology, organizations

and the relationships among them. MIS and the relationships among them. MIS

professionals help firms realize maximum benefit professionals help firms realize maximum benefit

from investment in personnel, equipment, and from investment in personnel, equipment, and

business processes.business processes.

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Information System

There are three fundamental reasons for allbusiness applications of information TechnologySupport of its business processes and

operationsSupport of decision making by its employees

and managersSupport of its strategies for competitive

advantage

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Support IS to BusinessSupport Business processes

Most retail stores use computer based information systems to help them record customer purchases, keep track of inventory, pay employees, buy new merchandise

Support Decision Making

Stores managers and business professionals make better Decision-- decisions on what lines of merchandise need to be added or

discontinued, or what kind of investment they require, are typically made after an analysis provided by the computer based information systems.

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Support IS to BusinessSupport Competitive Advantage

Gaining a strategic advantage over competitors requires innovative application of information technologies.

-- Store manager might make a decision to install touch screen in all of their stores, with links to their e-commerce website for online shopping.

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Success in today’s dynamic business Success in today’s dynamic business

environment depends heavily on maximizing the environment depends heavily on maximizing the

use of internet-based technologies and web use of internet-based technologies and web

enabled enabled Information Systems Information Systems to meet the to meet the

competitive requirements of competitive requirements of customers, supplierscustomers, suppliers

and other and other business partners business partners in a global in a global

marketplace. marketplace.

Information System in today’s Business worldInformation System in today’s Business world

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Computer System

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Computer System

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An electronic device which is capable of An electronic device which is capable of

receiving information (data) in a particular form receiving information (data) in a particular form

and of performing a sequence of operations in and of performing a sequence of operations in

accordance with a predetermined but variable accordance with a predetermined but variable

set of procedural instructions (program) to set of procedural instructions (program) to

produce a result in the form of information or produce a result in the form of information or

signals.signals.

Computer Systems

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A computer is a programmable machine. The A computer is a programmable machine. The

two principal characteristics of a computer are: two principal characteristics of a computer are:

It responds to a specific set of It responds to a specific set of instructions in a in a

well-defined manner and well-defined manner and

It can It can execute a prerecorded list of instructionsa prerecorded list of instructions

(a (a program).).

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Types of computing devices

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• Desktop computers– The most common type

of computer– A A desktop computerdesktop computer is a is a

PC in a form intended for PC in a form intended for regular use at a single regular use at a single location desklocation desk

– Sits on the desk or floor– Performs a variety of

tasks

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Types of computing devices

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Notebook computers

Small portable computers

Weighs between 3 and 8 pounds

About 8 ½ by 11 inches

Typically as powerful as a desktop

Computers For Individual Use

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Computers For Individual Use

Tablet computersNewest development in

portable computersInput is through

a penRun specialized

versions of office products

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Types of computing devices

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PDA & Smart Phone

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Computers For Individual Use

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Handheld computersVery small computersPersonal Digital Assistants (PDA)A typical PDA has a touch screen for entering

data, a memory card slot for data storageData can synchronize with a desktop

Smart phonesHybrid of cell phone and PDAWeb surfing, e-mail access

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Classification of Computer Systems

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Computers For Organizations

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MinicomputersA computer of medium power, more than a microcomputer but less than a mainframe.Called midrange computersPower between mainframe and

desktopHandle hundreds of usersUsed in smaller organizationsUsers access through a terminal

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Computers For Organizations

MainframesUsed in large

organizationsHandle thousands

of usersUsers access

through a terminal

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Computers For Organizations

SupercomputersThe most powerful computers

madeHandle large and complex

calculationsProcess trillions of operations per

secondFound in research organizations

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Super computer is extremely powerful computer Super computer is extremely powerful computer

systems specifically designed for scientific, systems specifically designed for scientific,

engineering, and business applications requiring engineering, and business applications requiring

extremely high speeds for massive numeric extremely high speeds for massive numeric

computations.computations.

Weather forecasting requires a Weather forecasting requires a

supercomputer. Other uses of supercomputers supercomputer. Other uses of supercomputers

include animated include animated graphics, fluid dynamic calculations, , fluid dynamic calculations,

nuclear energy research, and petroleum exploration.nuclear energy research, and petroleum exploration.

Supercomputer Systems

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Computers In Society

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Computers at homeMany homes have multiple

computersMost American homes have InternetComputers are used for

BusinessEntertainmentCommunicationEducation

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Computers In Society

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Computers in educationComputer literacy required at all levels

Computers in small businessMakes businesses more profitableAllows owners to manage

Computers in industryNow a days all the equipments and functions

are computerized

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Computers In Society

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Computers in health careRevolutionized health careNew treatments possibleScheduling of patients has improvedDelivery of medicine is safer

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How Computers Represent Data

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Data are processed and stored in a computer system through the presence or absence of electronic or magnetic signals in the computer’s circuitry or in the media it uses

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How Computers Represent Data

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Binary number systemUsed by computers to countTwo distinct digits, 0 and 10 and 1 combine to make numbers

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• Bit – binary digit, which can have a value of either zero or one

• Byte – basic grouping of bits that the computer operates as a single unit, typically eight bits

Bit vs. Byte

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How Computers Represent Data

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ASCIIAmerican Standard Code Information

InterchangeAmerican English symbolsASCII is 8 bit and through ASCII 256 Characters are possible

to represent.Extended ASCII

16 bit code representation chartGraphics and other symbols

UnicodeUnicode is the basic character set used by all

personal computers available today.32 bit code representation chartAll languages on the planet

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• Unicode is the basic character set used by allUnicode is the basic character set used by all

personal computers available today.personal computers available today.

• 32 bit code representation chart.32 bit code representation chart.

UnicodeUnicode

Extended UnicodeExtended Unicode

• Extended Unicode is 64 bit .Extended Unicode is 64 bit .

• Through extended Unicode 4 billions of charactersThrough extended Unicode 4 billions of characters

are able to represent.are able to represent.

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• Kilobyte (KB) – one thousand bytes• Megabytes (MB) – one million

bytes• Gigabytes (GB) – one billion bytes• Terabytes (TB) – one trillion bytes• Petabytes (PB) – one quadrillion

bytes