Organizational information systems and their

functionalities
The concept of an information system is used in organizations in reference to a computer
system which provides the management and other personnel with updated information on
the organizational performance such as current inventory and sales. The organizational
information systems are designed/developed administered and maintained in order to
capture, analyze, quantify, compile, manipulate and share the information.

Organization’s information systems and their functionalities

Organizations implement the information systems for the purposes of improving on

efficiency and the effectiveness, to achieve the purpose of implementation, the
organization should determine the capabilities of the information system, the work
systems and the development/implementation methodologies. The traditional
information was composed of executive information systems, the decision support
system, management information systems and lastly the transaction processing. The
advancement of technology has led to the emergence of new categories of
information systems that include;

Databases

Enterprise systems

The enterprise resource planning

Office automations

Global information systems

Expert systems

Human Resource Management Systems