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2 - Information Systems For Competitive Advantage
2 - Information Systems For Competitive Advantage
Q1 How to enable
Organizational through
Information Systems?
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Online processing
Immediate results
Batch processing
Transactions collected and later processed together
Used when immediate notification not necessary
Managerial level
Purpose:
Produce reports
Support of midlevel managers’ decisions
Examples:
Salesforecasting
Financial management and forecasting
Manufacturing, planning and scheduling
Inventory management and planning
Advertising and product pricing
BUSINESS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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Architecture of an MIS
Source:
Textbook [2]
Examples:
Executive-level decision making
Long-range and strategic planning
Monitoring of internal and external events and
resources
Crisis management
Staffing and labor relations
Competitive Forces
• Competition from vendors of substitutes.
• Competition from new competitors.
• Competition from existing rivals.
Bargaining Power Forces
• Bargaining power of suppliers.
• Bargaining power of customers.
Source: textbook[1], pg 69
Porter's Four
Competitive
Strategies
Source: textbook [1], pg 70
Linkag
es
Source: textbook [1], pg 71
Source: textbook[1], pg 75
Principles of
Competitive
Advantage