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Scribe Book 3 Information Systems in Organizations
Scribe Book 3 Information Systems in Organizations
IT
Process
Manufacturing and production
Sales and marketing
Finance and accounting
Human resource
IT 2
1. automation IT
2. e-commerce
3
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1.Unstructure
2.Structure
3.Semistructure
3
1.Senior managers C CEO CIO CFO
3.Operational managers
Four stages of decision making (Simon 1960 )
4
1.Intelligence
2.Design
3.Choice
4.Implementation
Smart choice
Decision making level of an organization
Operational level
Managerial level
Executive level
The four major type of information systems
Transaction process system (TPS) operation
3
1.Manual
2.Semiautomated RFID
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3.Fully automated
TPS 2
1.Online
2.Batch
Output TPS Operation
Management information system (MIS)
TPS
Decision support systems (DSS) BI Business intelligence
Output database GIS
Google earth
Executive support systems (ESS)
KPI
TPS
ATM
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Software Enterprise system
Traditional view of systems
Enterprise systems
database
module module
Package Customize
ERP
(CRM)
Supply chain management (SCM) supply-chain Bullwhip
effect
supply-chain
1. inventory
2. supply-chain supply demand
Customer relationship management (CRM)
1.Operation call center
2.Analytical operation Customer segmentation ,Customer lifetime value
Enterprise application challenges ERP 70% ERP
fixed cost
Next generation web-base on-demand software as a service
System for collaboration and teamwork
Information system
CIO-Chief information officer
CSO-Chief security officer
CKO-Chief knowledge officer
CPO-Chief privacy officer
Programmers
System analysts
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Information systems managers
End users
(Chief Information Officer CIO)
MIS [Chief Information
Officer (CIO)]
MIS (CIO)
(CIO)
IT
CIO
CIO
1.
IT IT
IT
2.
IT
(infrastructure) IT
IT
IT
3.
IT
(outsource)
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hardware software
IT
4.
CIO
5.
CIO IT
IT
(return on investment)
IT
CIO IT IT
6.
CIO
IT
(Responsibilities of the CIO)
(CIO)
1.
2. MIS
3.
4. MIS
5.
6. MIS
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7.
8.
CIO
Leadership
Management Skill
System Thinking
Business Process Improvement
( Quality,
Efficiency, Productivity )
IT Expert
Political Skill Business Partners , Suppliers
CIO
Globalization
Product life cycle
CIO
Soft skill ( Change Management )
( Organization Transformation )
Key success factor CIO
CIO
CIO
CIO
1. IT
2. IT
3.
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4.
IT
CEO
5. IT
IT
IT IT
6.
7.
8.
Example of CIOs
Tom Fortin BlackRock
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Leadership
Xie Haiqin process system
Management Style
Xie Haiqin account
PC
Ney Santos - Carrefour Brazil
Leadership
Ney Santos e-commerce
Management Style
Ney Santos
e-commerce
Ney Santos
Manish Choksi - Asian Paints
Leadership
Asian Paints top five
emerging markets
Manish Choksi CIO Manish Choksi value chain
suppliers partners retailers consumers .
Management Style
Manish Choksi
CIO supply chain management
emerging market SAP CRM
Nick Smither - Ford Motor
Leadership
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Smither
Smither
Management Style
Smither
videoconference Microsoft SharePoint
Sandeep Phanasgoankar, Reliance Capital
Reliance Capital Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group
, ,
Leadership
Phanasgoankar
(Return on Investment)
Management Style
25 , outsource
IT
Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Sorenson - U.S. Army
Leadership
Sorenson 30
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Management Style
Sorenson application application
apps 53 apps 75
platform
CN Ram - Essar Group
Essar Group , , , , shipping,
20 5
60,000 15,000
Leadership
Ram 700 Software software
Ram
, ,
Management Style
Ram CIO 5 Rural Shores Business
Services outsource
Fabio Faria - Votorantim Industrial
Votorantin Industrial 21 , , , ,
Leadership
Faria
globally
outsource, enterprise solutions
Management Style
Faria
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Faria
handling
model SAP ERP 10,000 14
Leung
operation
Management Style
Michael
Hedge Funds
Michael Sales Management
http://www.informationweek.com/news/galleries/global-cio/interviews/225701254?pgno=9
http://mig-events.com/cio-es/2009/speaker.php
http://hk.linkedin.com/pub/michael-leung/0/1ab/3ba
http://www.informationweek.com/news/global-cio/interviews/225701865