MIS 1

Data is specific information, while information is a collection of data.

Data is always accurate, while information may not be precise.

Data is a collection of information, while information is raw facts.

Data represents business transactions, while information contains useful context.

Timeliness

Appropriateness

Accuracy

Conciseness

The information or data a user adds in the system

The efficiency of data processing

The comments or suggestions in the system

The data or information processed and displayed to end users

To connect subsystem boundaries

To manage the operations in every process

To display the output from one system to another

To limit the scope of activities in a system

To manage the relationship of the organization to its customer

To help find actions and answers like 'What if?'

To access massive data from data warehouses

To record data collected at the boundaries of organizations

To manage the relationship of the organization to its customer

To record data collected at the boundaries of organizations

To coordinate activities like marketing, manufacturing, and shipping

To access massive data from data warehouses

Decision Support System

Business Intelligence System

Supply Chain Management System

Transaction Processing System

To manage the relationship of the organization to its customer

To help find actions and answers like 'What if?'

To use artificial intelligence to solve problems

To record data collected at the boundaries of organizations

The scope of activities in which a system is limited

The components that are interrelated and working together

The people, organizations, and other systems that interact with the system

The connection of each system or subsystem boundaries