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Q.3 Discuss an Organizational Need for MIS in a Company?
Ans.: To facilitate the management decision making at all levels of company, the MIS
must be integrated. MIS units are company wide. MIS is available for the Top
management. The top management of company should play an active role in
designing, modifying and maintenance of the total organization wide
management information system.
Information system and Information technology have become a vital component
of any successful business and are regarded as major functional areas just like
any other functional area of a business organization like marketing, finance,
production and HR. Thus it is important to understand the area of information
system just like any other functional area in the business. MIS is important
because all businesses have a need for information about the tasks which are to
be performed. Information and technology is used as a tool for solving problems
and providing opportunities for increasing productivity and quality.
Information has always been important but it has never been so available, so
current and so overwhelming. Efforts have been made for collection and retrieval
of information, However, challenges still remain in the selection analysis and
interpretation of the information that will further improve decision making and
productivity.MIS for a Business Organization :
Support the Business Process : Treats inputs as a request from the customer and
outputs as services to customer. Supports current operations and use the system
to influence further way of working.
Support Operation of a Business Organization : MIS supports operations of a
business organization by giving timely information, maintenance and
enhancement which provides flexibility in the operation of an organizations.
To Support Decision Making : MIS supports the decision making by employee
in their daily operations. MIS also supports managers in decision making to
meet the goals and objectives of...