Project Management

Information System

Presented by:

Dr. Sateesh kumar Ojha

MIS
 The MIS program combines the fundamental
intellectual content of both Computer Science
and Business Management Economics.
 MIS is the application of information technology
to support the major functions and activities of
either a private sector business or public sector
institution.
 These systems provide feedback on
organizational activities and help to support
managerial decision making.
project management
information system (PMIS)
 A project management information system
(PMIS) is a part of management information
systems (MIS) and manages information of a
project centric organization. These electronic
systems "help [to] plan, execute, and close
project management goals."[1] PMIS systems
differ in scope, design and features depending
upon an organisation's operational
requirements.
PMIS

Project Management Information System (PMIS)

are system tools and techniques used in
project management to deliver information.
Project managers use the techniques and tools
to collect, combine and distribute information
through electronic and manual means. Project
Management Information System (PMIS) is
used by upper and lower management to
communicate with each other.
PMIS issues
 Information Requirements - What information must be available and to
whom?
 Information Collection - How will information be collected?
 Information Analysis - How will the information be edited, tested and
analyzed?
 Reporting Information - How will the information be disseminated?
 Historical Information - How will historical information be maintained?
 Access to Information - How will information be secured from
unauthorized access?
 Personnel - The roles, responsibilities, qualifications and training of the
personnel necessary to implement the plan
 Technology - The technology necessary to support the plan's goals and
objectives
 Internal Controls - The internal controls necessary to ensure the plan is
working
Project plan
Components of PMIS
Essential ingredients for
information management
Information management
process
Project information
Projects activities