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© 1998 Irwin/McGraw-Hill
2- 1Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Information Systems
Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Information Systems
IRWIN© 1998 Irwin/McGraw-Hill
James A. O'BrienFourth Edition
Management Information SystemsManagement Information SystemsManaging Information Technology in the Internetworked EnterpriseManaging Information Technology in the Internetworked Enterprise
Chapter 2: Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Fundamentals of Information SystemsInformation Systems
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2- 2Chapter ObjectivesChapter Objectives
1. Identify and give examples of the components and functionsof the generic concept of a system introduced in this chapter.
2. Provide examples of the components of real worldinformation systems. Illustrate that an information system uses people, hardware, software, data, and networks as resources to perform input, processing, output, storage, andcontrol activities that transform data resources into information products.
3. Provide examples of several major types of information systems from your experiences with business organizations inthe real world.
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2- 3System ConceptsSystem Concepts
ManufacturingProcess
Input ofRaw Materials
Output ofFinished Products
Environment
Other Systems
Control byManagement
ControlSignals
ControlSignals
FeedbackSignals
FeedbackSignals
System Boundary
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ProcessingDatainto
Information
Inputof
DataResources
Output of
InformationProducts
People Resources: End Users and IS Specialists
Data Resources: Data Knowledge Bases
Control of System Performance
Storage of Data Resources
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Network Resources: Communications Media and Network Support
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Information Systems ModelInformation Systems Model
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2- 5Attributes of Information QualityAttributes of Information Quality
ContentDimension Form
Dimension
Time
Dimension
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NameFieldNameField
PayrollRecordPayrollRecord
PayrollFile
PayrollFile
Data ElementsData Elements
PersonnelDatabase
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2- 7Operations and Management Classifications of Information Systems
Operations and Management Classifications of Information Systems
TransactionProcessing
Systems
TransactionProcessing
Systems
ProcessControlSystems
ProcessControlSystems
Enterprise Collaboration
Systems
Enterprise Collaboration
Systems
ManagementInformation
Systems
ManagementInformation
Systems
DecisionSupportSystems
DecisionSupportSystems
ExecutiveInformation
Systems
ExecutiveInformation
Systems
OperationsSupportSystems
OperationsSupportSystems
ManagementSupportSystems
ManagementSupportSystems
InformationSystems
InformationSystems
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Enterprise Collaboration SystemsEnterprise Collaboration Systems
Teams in Place• Team room tools•Shiftwork Groupware
Ongoing Coordination•Voice mail•Electronic mail•Facsimile•Group editing•Project managers/schedulers•Workflow systems
Face-To-Face Meetings•Electronic copyboards•Electronic design room tools•Team building tools
Cross-Distance MeetingsAudioconferencing•Desktop videoconferencing•Screen sharing•Teleconferencing
Same Time Different Times
SamePlace
DifferentPlace
Platforms•The Internet
•Intranets•Extranets
•Other Networks
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2- 9Other Classifications of Information SystemsOther Classifications of Information Systems
ExpertSystems
BusinessInformation
Systems
IntegratedCombination of
Systems
StrategicInformation
Systems
Knowledge Management Systems
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2- 10Key Terms in Chapter 2Key Terms in Chapter 2
Business Information SystemControlCross-Functional Information SystemDataData or Information Processing Data ResourcesDecision Support SystemsEnterprise Collaboration SystemsExecutive Information SystemExpanding Roles of Information SystemsExpert SystemsFeedbackHardware Resources Machines MediaInformation
Business Information SystemControlCross-Functional Information SystemDataData or Information Processing Data ResourcesDecision Support SystemsEnterprise Collaboration SystemsExecutive Information SystemExpanding Roles of Information SystemsExpert SystemsFeedbackHardware Resources Machines MediaInformation
Information Systems Activities Input, Processing, Output Storage, ControlInformation Systems ModelIntegrated Information SystemsKnowledge Management SystemManagement Information SystemManagement Support SystemNetwork ResourcesOperations Support SystemPeople Resources IS Specialists; End UsersProcess Control SystemSoftware Resources Programs ProceduresStrategic Information SystemsSubsystemSystemTransaction Processing Systems Types of Information Systems
Information Systems Activities Input, Processing, Output Storage, ControlInformation Systems ModelIntegrated Information SystemsKnowledge Management SystemManagement Information SystemManagement Support SystemNetwork ResourcesOperations Support SystemPeople Resources IS Specialists; End UsersProcess Control SystemSoftware Resources Programs ProceduresStrategic Information SystemsSubsystemSystemTransaction Processing Systems Types of Information Systems