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    Management information systems are formal business systems that provide organizational information using computers, while decision support systems supplement MIS by pulling interactive and nonroutine decision-making support from multiple databases through models and simulations. Executive information systems are specialized decision support systems for top-level managers that provide information on how decisions impact overall organizational goals, objectives, structure, staffing, crises, and operations as well as external sources.

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    Management information systems are formal business systems that provide organizational information using computers, while decision support systems supplement MIS by pulling interactive and nonroutine decision-making support from multiple databases through models and simulations. Executive information systems are specialized decision support systems for top-level managers that provide information on how decisions impact overall organizational goals, objectives, structure, staffing, crises, and operations as well as external sources.

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    Information Systems

    MIS DSS EIS

    Management Information System Decision Support Systems Executive Information Systems

    MIS
    Management Information System
    Data + Organization Set of formal business systems designed to provide information for an organization Computers are typical components

    DSS Decision Support Systems


    Supplements an MIS Pulls information from variety of databases Interactive Nonroutine decision-making Model mathematical representation of real-life system Simulation using a computer model to reach a decision about a real-life situation

    MIS vs. DSS


    MIS
    Planned reporting Standard, scheduled, structured, and routine Constrained by the organizational system

    DSS
    Decision making Unstructured and by request Immediate and friendly

    EIS Executive Information Systems


    DSS for top-level managers How decisions effect entire organization
    Overall vision; company goals Long-term objectives Organizational structure Staffing and labor relations Crisis management Control of overall operations

    Access to information from external sources

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