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An Overview of
Management Information
Systems
Management information system

(MIS)
Principles
PrinciplesofofInformation
11
Systems in Perspective
Purpose of an MIS
Principles
22
Management Information Systems

in Perspective (continued)
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Principles of Information
Inputs to a Management
Information System
Internal data sources
TPS
ERP
Data warehouses and data marts
Principles
External data
sources
44
Outputs of a Management
Information System
Scheduled reports
Demand reports
Exception reports
Drill-down reports
Principles
55
Characteristics of a
System
MISs perform the following

functions:
hard-copy and soft-copy reports

Principles
66
Functional Aspects of the

MIS
MIS
Principles
77
Financial Management
Information Systems
Financial MIS
Some financial MIS subsystems and

outputs

Principles
88
Manufacturing Management
Information Systems
Manufacturing MIS subsystems and

outputs
Common information subsystems

and outputs used in manufacturing
Principles
99
Marketing Management
Information Systems
Marketing MIS
4P
Subsystems
Principles
1010
Human Resource
Systems
Concerned with activities related to

employees and potential employees
Subsystems
Principles
1111
(Training and skills inventory)
Other Management
Information Systems
Accounting MIS
Geographic information system (GIS)
Principles
1212
An Overview of Decision
Support Systems
DSS
Focus of a DSS
Principles
1313
Characteristics of a Decision
Support System
Principles
1414
Capabilities of a Decision
Support System
Principles
1515
Capabilities of a Decision Support

System (continued)
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A Comparison of DSS and

MIS
DSS differs from an MIS in numerous

ways, including:
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Components of a Decision
Support System
At the core of a DSS are a database

and a model base
Dialogue manager
DSS
Principles
1818
Components of a Decision Support

System (continued)
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The Database
Database management system
Data-driven DSS
DSS
Principles
2020
The Model Base
Model base
model
quantitative
analysis
Model-driven DSS
model
Principles
2121
The User Interface or

Dialogue Manager
DSS
Principles
2222
Group Support Systems
Group support system (GSS)
DSS
software
Principles
2323
Group Support Systems

(continued)
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Characteristics of a GSS
That Enhance Decision
Making
Decision-making support
Delphi approach
Brainstorming
Group consensus approach
Nominal group technique

Principles
2525
Characteristics of a GSS
That Enhance Decision
Making (continued)
Principles
2626
GSS Software (continued)
GSSs use a number of tools,

including:
E-mail, instant messaging (IM), and text

messaging (TM)
Videoconferencing
Group scheduling
Project management
Document sharing
Principles
2727
GSS Alternatives
Decision room
Decision makers are located in the same

building or geographic area
Decision makers are occasional users of
the GSS approach
Local area decision network
Group members are located in the same

building or geographic area
Group decision making is frequent
Principles
2828
GSS Alternatives (continued)
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GSS Alternatives
(continued)
Teleconferencing
Decision frequency is low
Location of group members is distant
Wide area decision network
Decision frequency is high
Location of group members is distant
Principles
3030
Executive Support Systems
Executive support system (ESS)
Specialized DSS
Includes hardware, software, data,
procedures, and people used to assist
senior-level executives
Also called an executive information
system (EIS)
Principles
3131

(continued)
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in Perspective
Characteristics of an ESS
Principles
3333
Capabilities of Executive
Support Systems
Principles
3434

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An Overview of

Management information system

Management Information Systems

Internal data sources

Data warehouses and data marts

MISs perform the following

hard-copy and soft-copy reports

Functional Aspects of the

Some financial MIS subsystems and

Manufacturing MIS subsystems and

Common information subsystems

Concerned with activities related to

Geographic information system (GIS)

Capabilities of a Decision Support

A Comparison of DSS and

DSS differs from an MIS in numerous

At the core of a DSS are a database

Components of a Decision Support

Database management system

The Model Base

The User Interface or

Group Support Systems

Group support system (GSS)

Group Support Systems

Group consensus approach

Nominal group technique

GSS Software (continued)

GSSs use a number of tools,

E-mail, instant messaging (IM), and text

Decision makers are located in the same

Local area decision network

Group members are located in the same

GSS Alternatives (continued)

Decision frequency is low

Location of group members is distant

Wide area decision network

Decision frequency is high

Location of group members is distant

Executive Support Systems

Executive support system (ESS)

Executive Support Systems

Executive Support Systems

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