Last Week Lecture Note Scope of Information System
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Last Week Lecture Note Scope of Information System v Data : raw facts that describe the characteristic of an event v Information : data converted into a meaningful and useful context v Business Intelligent. E. g. Customer Relationship Management v Knowledge. E. g. Knowledge Management System 1
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Overview IS and ISM Dr. Ir. Yeffry Handoko Putra Ref. [shim] chap 1& 2 UNIVERSITAS KOMPUTER INDONESIA
Information Process Cycle Figure 1. 1 Input-process-output
Information System Elements v Computer Hardware § PC/Notebook (Client) § Server (mainframe) § Data Communication v Computer Software § Operating System § Application v Enterprise § Organisation § Human capital and IT Demand § Decision support system § POAC § Evaluation § Information resource (in house operatio, outsourcing)
INPUT AND OUTPUT ON Marketing and Sales
INPUT AND OUTPUT ON Supply Chain Management
INPUT AND OUTPUT ON Accounting and Finance
INPUT AND OUTPUT ON Human Resources
Activity support by Information Activity Organization Control Decision rights IS Management Business Processes Formal Reporting relationships Data People, Information and Technology Values Incentives and rewards Culture 12 Planning Performance measurement And evaluation Informal networks Knowledge Management IS Governance IS Strategy IS Audit
FOUR MAJOR TYPE OF INFORMATION SYSTEM IN MANAGERIAL LEVEL Systems are built to serve these different organizational interests (Anthony, 1965) Ref: [Laudon] Chap 2 13
FOUR MAJOR TYPE OF INFORMATION SYSTEM IN MANAGERIAL LEVEL Ref: [Laudon] Chap 2 14
FOUR MAJOR TYPE OF INFORMATION SYSTEM IN MANAGERIAL LEVEL Ref: [Laudon] Chap 2 15
Example: Payroll TPS
OTHER TPS
How Management Information System do Data from TPS?
Decision Support System
Others System Manufacturing and Production System
Others System
Others System
Integrating Function and Business Process
IT Help Cross Functional Business Process
ENTERPRISE-WIDE PROCESS INTEGRATION 27
TRADITIONAL VIEW OF SYSTEM
BECOMING ENTERPRISE SYSTEM
OVERVIEW SUPPLAY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SCM)
OVERVIEW SUPPLAY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SCM)
OVERVIEW CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT (CRM)
OVERVIEW KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM