| Description |
1 online resource (xi, 300 pages) : illustrations |
| Contents |
Cover -- Preface -- Contents -- Chapter 1 Overview of Management Information Systems and Practices in the New Millennium -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2. New Realities -- 1.3. Computer Clans -- 1.4. Self-Healing Networks -- 1.5. Brains in a Box -- 1.6. Robotic Road Age? -- 1.7. A Nightmare? -- 1.8. Between Silicon Valley and Silicon Alley -- 1.8.1 Fertile Ground -- 1.8.2. The Indians Have Arrived in Silicon Valley! -- 1.9. Framework of the Book -- Conclusion -- Focus -- Management Perspective -- Case Study No : 1 -- Case Study No : 2 |
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Chapter Review Questions Discussion Questions -- Selected References -- Chapter 2. The Organization -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Need For Mis -- 2.3. Information and the Organisation -- 2.4. Mis and Use of Computers -- 2.5. Mis a Conceptual Depiction -- 2.6. Physical Depiction of Mis -- 2.7. Limitations of Mis -- Conclusion -- Focus -- Management Perspective -- Case Study -- Chapter Review Questions -- Discussion Questions -- Selected References -- Chapter 3 Systems Concept -- 3.1. Introduction -- 3.2. Types of System |
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3.3 Regulation of A System 3.4. Analysing Complex Systems -- 3.5. Systems Theory Applied to Mis -- 3.6. Systems Engineering Concepts -- 3.7. Operation Information System -- 3.7.1. Transaction Processing System (TPS) -- 3.7.2. Process Control System -- 3.7.3. Office Automation System (OAS) -- 3.8. Management Information Systems -- 3.8.1. Information Reporting Systems (IRS) -- 3.8.2. Executive Information Systems (EIS) -- 3.8.3. Decision Support System (DSS) -- 3.8.4. A Comparative Analysis of Various Systems |
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3.9. Classification of Information System : Alternative Approach 3.9.1 Strategic Information System -- 3.9.2 Strategic Information System Plan (SISP) -- 3.9.3 Business Information System -- 3.9.4 End-User Computing (EUC) -- 3.9.5 Artificial Intelligence -- 3.9.6 Expert System -- 3.10. Human Mind Overtakes All Systems and Resist Change -- Conclusion -- Focus -- Management Perspective -- Case Study -- Chapter Review Questions -- Discussion Questions -- Selected References -- Chapter 4. System Analysis and Design -- 4.1. Introduction |
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4.2. Fundamental Concepts 4.3. The Career of a Systems Analyst -- 4.4. Systems Development Life Cycle -- 4.4.1 Following are the Reasons for Initiating Systems Analysis -- 4.4.2 Sequences of Activities Undertaken During the Systems Investigation Stage are Depicted in the Flow Chart 4.2. -- 4.4.3 Systems Analysis Stage -- 4.5. Agile Software Development -- 4.6. Importance of Team Management in System Development -- 4.7. Business Intelligence the Next Big Software Market, Says Nasscom -- Conclusion -- Focus -- Management Perspective -- Case Study |
| Summary |
About the Book: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS-TEXT AND CASES presents an overview of updated, multifaceted, and latest global information systems. This book covers the contemporary business information systems; knowledge management and e-commerce organisation practices and is comprehensive in its presentation of knowledge and practical advice for both students and managers. This book opens with the appropriate background on current practices of MIS and then flows from micro and macro concepts like computer power, buying computer, small PC, Various printers, agile system development and Team management. Divided into 11 chapters this book provides an overview of Management Information System concepts, elucidating live examples of global projects undertaken by authors. It also provides detailed description of Knowledge Management, Internet Technology, Systems Analysis & Design and Database Management. Chapter 11 provides application of Technology in business and daily life highlighting various applications like SMS, Internet telephony, Space communication, NETSCAPE version 7.0 browser, I-pad, and market news from Microsoft, IBM and INTEL in Indian business business environment. This book provides an opportunity to acquire the knowledge and aptitude to become good IT Managers by providing the list of selected readings, 15 case study, 11 management perspective, focusing 50 company/theme and review questions at the end of every chapters. The book substantially contributes to the main stream of MIS and attends all the vital facets of emerging concepts with clarity and perspicacity. This book covers syllabi requirements of MBA, MCA, BBA, BCA, MIT, MIB and other Postgraduate, Degree, and Diploma level Engineering and Management course of Indian Universities. The book will provide invaluable to the students of management, research scholars, Corporate executives and CEO's. Contents: Overview of Management Information Systems and Practices in the New Millennium The Organisation Systems Concept System Analysis and Design Functional Management Information Systems Fundamentals of Computer Systems Data Base Systems Computer Power Knowledge Management Digital Age Organisation Emerging Technologies in the Millennium |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 297-300) |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Management information systems.
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COMPUTERS -- Management Information Systems.
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Management information systems
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Priyadharshini, R
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| ISBN |
9788122429183 |
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8122429181 |
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1282450328 |
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9781282450325 |
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8122415490 |
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9788122415490 |
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