This week we had studied and gain many things from my lecturer. Before she started lecture, she did recap and asked many question that related to the lessons that she had taught. After she finished, she started to lecture us and we learnt about type of IS such us TPS, MIS, DSS, ESS and ES. The following I’ll describe about what she had taught us.
TYPES OF IS
- Transaction Processing System (TPS)
- Management Information System (MIS)
- Decision Support System (DSS)
- Executive Support System (ESS)
- Expert Support System (ES)
- Other Is (Office Support System, Knowledge Work System
FLOW OF INFORMATION BETWEEN MGT LEVELS
What is TPS???
TPS records the data throughout every division or department in the organization. Each division or department is connected through the TPS to provide useful information to management levels throughout the company.
COMPONENTS OF TPS
1. People
2. Hardware
3. Software
WHAT IS MIS?
MIS is an integrated collection of people, procedures, databases and devices that provides managers and decision makers with information to help achieve organizational goals.
Role of MIS
SCENARIO OF MIS
What is DSS???
DSS is an organized collection of people, procedures, software, databases and devices used to support problem-specific decision making.
Input of DSS includes internal and external used to support unstructured problems.
It mainly for tactical managers that consists of 4 parts such as users, system, data and DM.
WHAT IS EIS?
EIS designed to support higher level of DM in Organization.
CHARACTERISTIC OF EIS
What is EXPERT SYSTEM (ES)?
ES overviews on computerized expert systems have been developed to diagnosed problems, predict future events and solve problems. It’s known as artificial intelligence.
CHARACTERISTIC OF EXPERT SYSTEM
OTHER INFORMATION SYSTEM
In Lab class lecturer taught us a very good session was about how to insert references. This lesson made me know how to put references in my assignment and report as well. The following is the references that I studied in that Lab class.
On Thursday, the lecturer taught us how to insert the references by Microsoft-word. This lesson also very importance to us because we can know how to insert the references properly in our assignments, reports, project, etc. In that day, she also gave us a paper which consist of many articles that we need to insert references. I did it and these are the references that I typed:
On Thursday, the lecturer taught us how to insert the references by Microsoft-word. This lesson also very importance to us because we can know how to insert the references properly in our assignments, reports, project, etc. In that day, she also gave us a paper which consist of many articles that we need to insert references. I did it and these are the references that I typed:
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Communication . Retrieved November 28, 2012, from wikipedia.org:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpersonal_Communication
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Cole, A. (2012, April 11). The Changing Face of
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Gower, C. (1990). Direction in conversation biology. Journal
of animal ecology, 63(3), 215-244.
Ismail, R. (2005, October). Desktop Publishing in
Information Marlketing . PC Magazine, pp. 21-23.
Jackson, M. (2011, June 21). Fattening Queer History:
Where Does Fat History go from here. (M. Jacob, Interviewer)
Man, E. V. (2000). Computer Viruses. New
Jersey: Prentice Hall.
Sakiam, S. (2009, April 1-15). Living up to its
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