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Managers must know about information systems in order to be able to operate them. If they are not able to work the system then they will not be able to contribute to the betterment of the organization.
decision reporting system
Management information systems help the organization run. Managers can see exactly what is going on in each organization using an effective information system.
An information system as a set of interrelated components that work together to collect, process, store, and disseminate information to support decision making, coordination, control, analysis, and visualization in an organization
how can the managers role be enhanced with a well - intergrated information system? how can their roles be diminished with a poorly - intergrated information system.
Program or System Managers
middle-level managers
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Managers must know about information systems in order to be able to operate them. If they are not able to work the system then they will not be able to contribute to the betterment of the organization.
Many aspects of the information system affects managerial performance. For instance, if the system is fast managers will be able to get information quicker.
A marketing information system is a system that collects and analyzes market data. It then reports the useful data and distributes it to managers on a regular basis, giving them the correct information when they require it.
NO, it is not possible. The basic tack of a manager is to get as much information as he can to better manage. In future, only those managers will survive who will be information system literate according to the statistics of datadubai.com about managers' success in Gulf.
A financial reporting system is a system that is connected to departments and allow managers to input numbers so that the finance department will have up to date information. These systems have alerts that let executive managers know when something is wrong in production.
Managers now have the ability to have information for running the business/department etc at their finger tips. This information, frequently numeric and contractual allows for faster more accurate decision to be made and cascaded to others
A management information system is an organized combination of people, hardware, communication networks and data sources. It collects, transforms and distributes information in an organization.