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∙ 14y agoIf a business can process information quickly there are many benefits to it:
-Faster communication between stake holders( mostly from managers to share-holders and from managers to workers).
-Identify the problem faster. For example, if you have a rumor spreading in your company, with a great information processing skill, you can identify the root of the rumor and attempt to solve it.
-Risk awareness: By using faster information processing, a firm will be able to evaluate their tactics and strategy in more detail and therefore, preventing more risks.
-More efficient market research: As above, by having a quick information processor, a firm will be able to gather and process the knowledge they gained during the research.
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∙ 14y agoTransacton Processing Systems are a kind of information system. They collect, store, modify, and retrieve the transactions of an organization. A Management Information System are used to analyze other information systems applied in operational activities in an organization.
It is that department in an organisation that specialises in the collection of information, distributing it to decision makers,processing and storing of information within an organisation
Information Resources Management (IRM) is a concept for processing information that focuses on the information and places data-processing technology (software and hardware) in a secondary role.
How can a transaction processing system help an organization's management information system and decision support system?
Ronald Gordon Anderson has written: 'A dictionary of management terms' -- subject(s): Management, Dictionaries 'Computer studies' -- subject(s): Study and teaching, Computer science 'Information Systems in Development and Operations' 'Development of business information systems' -- subject(s): Business, Data processing, System design, Management information systems 'Data processing and management information systems' -- subject(s): Business, Data processing, Management information systems, Computers 'Case studies in systems design' -- subject(s): Case studies, Business, Data processing, System design, Management information systems
Bernard A. Hodson has written: 'Modern data processing for management' -- subject(s): Business, Data processing, Management information systems
C. Orville Elliott has written: 'A guide to data processing' -- subject(s): Computers, Electronic data processing 'Business information processing systems' -- subject(s): Business, Computers, Data processing, Electronic data processing, Management, Management information systems, Office equipment and supplies
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TPS stands for Transaction Processing Systems.
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Transaction processing system & management information system
A. J. Morgan has written: 'Business rules and information systems' -- subject(s): Management, Business, Data processing, Information technology, Management information systems