ORGANIZATIONAL

INFORMATION SYSTEM
PRESENTED BY:

Khawaja Naveed Haider

073605-085

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WHAT TO DISCUSS?
• Decision Making Levels
• Types Of Information Systems
• Span Organizational Boundaries

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DECISION MAKING LEVELS
• There are three decision making levels.

1. Executive Level (Top Management)

2. Managerial Level (Middle Management)
3. Operational Level (Bottom Management)

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DECISION MAKING LEVELS
Executive Level:
Long Term Decisions
Complex Decisions
Managerial Level:
Takes weeks and months
Neither complex nor
simple
Operational Level:
Daily decisions
Structured decisions
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TYPES OF INFORMATION SYSTEM
• There are three types of information
systems.

1. Executive Information System (EIS)

2. Management Information System (MIS)
3. Transaction Processing System (TPS)

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EXECUTIVE INFORMATION
SYSTEM
• In shortest words, we can define it as “EIS
requires only the summary of the whole
business”
• It requires facts and numbers to be taken
• Easy access to both internal and external
information

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Management Information System
• Used by managerial or mid-level managers
• Subset of the overall internal controls

• Types Of Reports:

1. Key-Indicator report
2. Drill-Down report

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TRANSACTION PROCESSING
SYSTEMS
• Used at operational level of an organization
• Used for making transactions
• Online processing

• Example:
1. Paying a utility bill from your bank account
2. Sales and ordering
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SPAN ORGANIZATIONAL
BOUNDARIES
• There are three systems
1. Decision Support System
2. Expert System
3. Office Automation System

• Collaborating Technologies:
1. Videoconferencing
2. Electronic Meeting System
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