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    Basics of IT & MIS

    Session 2

    Dr. Devendra Kumar [email protected]

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    Digital firm - Toyota

    Problem: Tough competition and demanding customers.

    Solutions: Redesigned order and production processes

    reduce costs, increase revenue, and improve customer

    service.

    Oracle E-Business Suite makes it possible to build cars

    to order and forecast demand and production

    requirements more accurately.

    Demonstrates ISs role in analyzing market trends and

    monitoring quality, efficiency, and costs.

    Illustrates the emerging digital firm landscape where

    businesses can use tools to analyze critical data.

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    How information systems are transforming

    business

    Globalization opportunities

    The emerging digital firm

    A digital firm is one in which nearly all of theorganizations significant business relationshipswith customers, suppliers, and employees aredigitally enabled, and key corporate assets aremanaged through digital means.

    Core business processes are accomplished throughdigital networks

    View information technology as the core of thebusiness and the primary management tool

    Role of IS in business

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    Strategic business objectives of IS Operational excellence New products, services, and business models Customer and supplier intimacy Improved decision making Competitive advantage Survival

    Growing interdependence between a firms IS and itsbusiness capabilities.

    Changes in strategy, rules, and business processesincreasingly require changes in hardware, software,

    databases, and telecommunications. Often, what the organization would like to do

    depends on what its systems will permit it to do.

    Role of IS in business

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    Interdependence between organization & IT

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    What is an information system?

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    Dimensions of IS

    Organizations

    People Structure

    Business Processes

    Politics and culture

    Management Leadership

    Strategy formulation

    Making plans

    Decision making - Allocation of resources Technology

    Hardware, Software, Data management, Networking &telecommunications technology

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    Complementary assets to optimize returns

    Organizational assets

    Managerial assets

    Social assets

    Table 1-2, pg 59

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    Approaches to IS

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    Excel and Access exercises

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    IS at Tupperware

    Problem: Continuing expansion and transition to multilevel

    compensation structure Solutions: Revised ordering processes and monitoring service

    levels and sales

    Oracle Collaboration Suite and Portal enable order entry via

    Web interface, access to integrated corporate systems, and

    personal e-commerce sites

    Demonstrates ISs role in designing compensation structure

    and system integration.

    Illustrates the benefits of revising internal and customer-related

    business processes.

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    Business impact of IS

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    Business process - Order fulfillment

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    Functional business processes

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    Types of business IS Systems from a functional perspective

    Sales and marketing systems (figure 2.2)

    Manufacturing and production systems (figure 2.3)

    Finance and accounting systems (table 2.4)

    Human resources systems (table 2.5)

    Supply Chain Systems (figure 2.13, table 2.6)

    Customer Relationship Management (page 99)

    Knowledge Management Systems

    Systems from a constituency perspective

    Transaction processing systems

    Management information systems and decision-support systems (figure 2.8)

    Executive support systems (figure 2.9)

    Enterprise systems (figure 2.11, 2.12)

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    Interrelationship among systems

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    Kia Motors case study

    Why was it so difficult for Kia to identify sources of

    defects in the cars it produced? What was the business impact of Kia not having an

    information system to track defects? What otherbusiness processes besides manufacturing and

    production were affected? How did Kias new defect-reporting system improve

    the way it ran its business?

    What management, organization, and technologyissues did Kia have to address when it adopted itsnew quality control system?

    What new business processes were enabled by Kiasnew quality control system?

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    Dirt Bikes case

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    Thanks