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Economic sciences
Business
Management Information Systems
Components of MIS
Hardware
Central Processing Units (CPUs)
Types and Functions
Role in Processing and Execution
Servers
Types of Servers (e.g., web, application, database)
Scalability and Load Balancing
Personal Computers
Desktops vs. Laptops
Role in Individual Productivity
Networking Equipment
Routers and Switches
Network Security Equipment
Wireless Access Points
Peripheral Devices
Printers and Scanners
External Storage Devices
Input/Output Devices (e.g., keyboards, monitors)
Software
Database Management Systems (DBMS)
Relational vs. Non-relational Databases
Data Query Languages (e.g., SQL)
Data Integrity and Security Mechanisms
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software
Modules and Features
Integration with Other Business Applications
Customization and Vendor Selection
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Software
Key Functionalities (e.g., contact management, sales automation)
Role in Customer Engagement and Retention
Integration with Marketing Tools
Data Analytics and Business Intelligence Software
Data Mining and Warehousing
Reporting and Data Visualization Tools
Real-time Analytics and Dashboarding
Specialized Application Software
Industry-specific Solutions (e.g., healthcare, finance)
Custom Developed Applications
Data
Data Collection
Methods and Technologies for Data Capture
Ensuring Data Accuracy and Completeness
Data Storage
Cloud Storage Solutions
On-premises Data Warehousing
Data Archival and Retrieval Systems
Data Analysis
Statistical Analysis and Predictive Modelling
Machine Learning Algorithms
Text and Sentiment Analysis
Data Dissemination
Information Sharing Protocols
Access Control and User Privileges
Cross-Departmental Data Flow
Procedures
Data Processing Methods
Batch vs. Real-time Processing
Workflow Automation and Optimization
Information Flow Processes
Information Hierarchies and Channels
Feedback Loops and Continuous Improvement
Decision-Making Support
Role of MIS in Strategic Planning
Scenario Analysis and Simulation Tools
People
End-users
Training and Support Programs
User-specific Interface Customization
IT Professionals
System Administrators
Software Developers and Engineers
Network and Security Experts
System Analysts
Requirements Analysis and Specification
Process Mapping and Reengineering
Management and Executives
Role in Defining Information Needs
Use of MIS for Strategic Insights and Reporting
Accountability and Governance in IT Usage
1. Definition and Overview
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3. Types of Management Information Systems