INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN THE WORKPLACE Anthonia Mc Donald

INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN THE WORKPLACE. Anthonia Mc. Donald Tiffany Debisette Cais Baptiste Leanna Harry Angel Harrypersad 816013024 816016883 816014171 816007796 816014855

WHAT IS AN INFORMATION SYSTEM? • It Is the study of complementary networks of hardware and software. • Organisations use information systems to collect and process data. • This is done according to the manager or bussiness owner likings. • Businesses operates more efficiently by using varied information systems.

INFORMATION SYSTEMS • Many information systems are used in the workplace. • They are aimed to sustain operations • Also to make decisions and manage an industry.

TYPES OF INFORMATION SYSYEMS IN THE WORKPLACE Some information systems are: • Transaction processing system • Office information system • Database management system • Management information system • Decision support system

TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM • This system collects data from user inputs • It then generates ouput based on the input collected • The system can be based on real time or batch processing • It can also help business owners to meet their demand • An example: online air ticket booking system

OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEM • This system helps communication amongst employees • It uses software, hardware and networking to do so • It performs the functions of an ordinary office

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM • This system creates and manages database • It provides users with programmes • These programmes update, create, retrieve and manage data systematically • It serves as an interface between the database and the end users • This systems consists of three important elements • Which are : Data, the database engine and its schema.

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM • MIS helps achieves the needs of a general workforce • it corporate executives to make effective decisions • It has become an integral part of an organisation exsistence in specific areas • These areas are: Strategy Supports, data processing and job performance • MIS transforms data into useful information to help make decisions

DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM • This system support businesses or organisation in decision making activities • This system serves the management, operations and planning Levels of an organisation • It helps people make decisions that are rapidly changing • This system can be fully computerised, human powered or both • A properly designed system is a interactive software.

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