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    This document outlines the structure and types of management information systems (MIS). It discusses the different types of information needed at the organizational, functional, knowledge, decision support, operational, and strategic levels. It also describes the process of developing an MIS including interviews, analyzing critical success factors, and experimentation. Finally, it categorizes information systems as formal and informal and outlines the hardware, software, databases, procedures, and personnel involved in MIS.

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    This document outlines the structure and types of management information systems (MIS). It discusses the different types of information needed at the organizational, functional, knowledge, decision support, operational, and strategic levels. It also describes the process of developing an MIS including interviews, analyzing critical success factors, and experimentation. Finally, it categorizes information systems as formal and informal and outlines the hardware, software, databases, procedures, and personnel involved in MIS.

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    Structure of MIS

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    This document outlines the structure and types of management information systems (MIS). It discusses the different types of information needed at the organizational, functional, knowledge, decision support, operational, and strategic levels. It also describes the process of developing an MIS including interviews, analyzing critical success factors, and experimentation. Finally, it categorizes information systems as formal and informal and outlines the hardware, software, databases, procedures, and personnel involved in MIS.

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    Structure of MIS

    Organizational information
    Information required by various divisions/ departments
    No. of employees, products etc

    Functional information
    Information required by functional heads

    Knowledge information
    Awareness of information where a manager should involve

    Decision support information

    Operational Information
    Tactical information

    Strategic information

    Interview From existing system

    Analyzing critical success factors


    Experimentation and modeling

    Formal information system


    Based on the organization represented by organization chart
    Strategic Managerial Operational

    Informal information systems


    To meet personnel and vocational needs Solves work related problems

    Public
    Available to all having the access rights

    Private
    Designed for specific persons to ensure security

    Physical components Information system processing functions

    Decision support
    Levels of management activities Organizational functions

    Hardware

    Software
    Database Procedures

    Operating personnel
    Input and output

    Information processing and usability function


    To process transactions
    To maintain master files To produce reports To process enquiries To process interactive support applications

    Based on support in decision making


    Structured Unstructured Semistructured

    Strategic planning levels


    Business directions Product mix

    Management control level


    Acquisition and organization of resources Acquisition and training of personnel

    Operational control level

    The role of MIS department


    Creating MIS in consultation with users, system analysts and external consultants Managing data Managing the ICT infrastructure Managing the MIS

    Functions of DBA
    Management of data base

    System administrator
    Security Maintenance Virus protection Firewall Communication in network Software management

    UPPER LEVEL (EIS)

    MIDDLE LEVEL(MIS)

    LOWER LEVEL(TPS))

    Different Levels participates in different types of operations


    IS Concepts 14

    Types of information systems typically used at different levels of an organizations hierarchy

    Operation support systems


    Transaction Processing System Process control system Enterprise Collaboration system

    IS Concepts

    16

    MIS

    DSS
    EIS
    Hybrid information system of both MIS and DSS

    IS Concepts

    17

    Expert system

    KMS
    Strategic IS BIS OAS
    IS Concepts 18

    Classification of Information systems


    ESS

    MIS

    DSS

    OAS
    IS Concepts

    TPS
    19

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