TY - BOOK AU - Jawadekar, W. S. TI - Management information systems: text and cases: a digital-firm perspective SN - 9780070146624 U1 - 658.4038 PY - 2010/// CY - New Delhi PB - McGraw Hill KW - Management information systems KW - Information resources management N1 - STRATEGIC VIEW OF MIS 1. Management Information Systems in a Digital Firm 1.1 Management Information System (MIS): Concept 3 1.2 MIS: Definition 6 1.3 Role of the Management Information System 7 1.4 Impact of the Management Information System 8 1.5 MIS and the User 9 1.6 Management as a Control System K) 1.7 MIS: A Support to the Management 13 1.8 Management Effectiveness and MIS 13 1.9 Organisation as a System 17 1.10 MIS: Organisation Effectiveness 19 1.11 MIS for a Digital Firm 21 Key Terms 23 Review Questions 23 Confirm Your Understanding 24 Case Study 25 2. E-Business Enterprise: A Digital Firm 2.1 Introduction to 'E-Business Enterprise: A Digital Firm' 27 2.2 Organisation of Business in a Digital Firm 31 2.3 E-business 34 2.4 E-commerce 36 2.5 E-communication 43 2.6 E-collaboration 44 2.7 Real Time Enterprise 47 Contents 2.8 What are the Technology Options for Becoming a Real Time Enterprise 48 Key Terms 51 Review Questions 52 Confirm Your Umlersumding 53 Case Study 54 3. Strategic Management ofBusiness Performance 3.1 The Concept of Corporate Planning 3.2 Essentiality ofStrategic Planning 62 3.3 Development of the Business Strategies 65 3.4 Types of Strategics 66 3.5 Short-Range Planning 69 3.6 Tools of Planning 70 3.7 Strategic Analysis ofBusiness 73 3.8 Balance Score Card, Score Card and Dash Board 76 3.9 MIS: Strategic Business Planning 83 Key Terms 86 Review Questions 86 Confirm Your Understanding 87 Case study 89 4. Information Security Challenges in E-Enterprises 4.1 Introduction 96 4.2 Security Threats and Vulnerability 98 4.3 Controlling Security Threat and Vulnerability WO 4.4 Managing Security Threat in E-Business 103 4.5 Disaster Management 107 4.6 Information Security 110 Key Terms 115 Review Questions 115 Confirm Your Understanding 116 Case Study 118 5. Information Technology: Impact on Society 5.1 Introduction 121 5.2 Impact ofIT on Privacy 122 5.3 Ethics 125 5.4 Technical Solutions for Privacy Protection 126 5.5 Intellectual Property, Copyright and Patents 127 5.6 Impact of Information Technology on the Workplace 129 5.7 Information System Quality and Impact 130 5.8 Impact on Quality of Life 132 Key Terms 133 Review Questions 133 Confirm Your Understanding 134 Case Study 135 Exercises {Part 1) 140 PART II BASICS OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 6. Decision-Making I47 6.1 Decision-Making Concepts 147 6.2 Decision-Making Process 150 6.3 Decision Analysis by Analytical Modelling 156 6.4 Behavioural Concepts in Decision-Making 158 6.5 Organisational Decision-Making 158 6.6 MIS and Decision-Making 160 Key Terms 161 Review Questions 161 Confirm Your Understanding 162 Case Study 164 7. Information, Knowledge, Business Intelligence 168 7.1 Information Concepts 168 7.2 Information: A Quality Product 172 13 Classification of the Information 175 7.4 Methods of Data and Information Collection 176 7.5 Value of the Information 178 7.6 General Model of a Human as an Information Processor 179 1.1 Summary of Information Concepts and their Implications 180 7.8 Knowledge and Knowledge Management Systems 183 7.9 Business Intelligence 187 7.10 MIS, and the Information and Knowledge 188 Key Terms 191 Review Questions 191 Confirm Your Understanding 194 Case Study 195 Contents Contents 8. Systems F^ngineerin^: Analysis and Design 200 8.1 System Concepts 2(H) 8.2 Systems Control 202 8.3 Types ol'System 205 8.4 Handling System Complexity 20^ 8.5 Classes of Systems 212 8.6 General Model ol MIS 2/5 8.7 The Need for System Analysis 217 8.8 System Analysis ol the Hxisting System 220 8.9 System Analysis ol a New Requirement 222 8.10 System Development Model 224 8.1 I Structured System Analysis and Design (SSAD) 22^\ 8.12 Object Oriented Analysis (OOA) 2M) 8.13 System Development Through OO T: AUse Case Model 2J3 8.14 OOSAD Development Life Cycle 2JS Key Terms 252 Review Questions 252 Confirm Your Understanding 257 Case Study 260 9. Development Process ofMIS 284 9.1 Development of Long Range Plans of the MIS 2H4 9.2 Ascertaining the Class of Information 2HH 9.3 Determining the Information Requirement 292 9.4 Development and Implementation ofthe MIS 294 9.5 Management ofInformation Quality in the MIS 299 9.6 Organisation for Development of MIS 301 9.7 MIS: Development Process Model 302 Key Terms 305 Review Questions 305 Confirm Your Understanding 307 Case Study 308 10. Strategic Design of MIS 10.1 Strategic Management ofthe Business 332 10.2 Why Strategic Design ofMIS? 333 10.3 Balance Score Card, Score Card and Dash Board 336 10.4 Strategic Design of MIS 340 10.5 Development Process Steps for Strategic Design (SD) of MIS 341 132 10.6 Illustrating SDof MIS for Big Bazzaar 342 10.7 Strategic Management of Business and SD of MIS 346 10.8 Business Strategy Determination 347 10.9 Business Strategy Implemeniation 34H Key Terms 349 Review Questions 349 Confirm Your Understanding 350 Case Study 352 11. Business Process Re-Engineering (RPR) 11.1 Introduction 355 11.2 Business Process 359 11.3 Process Model of the Organisation 361 11.4 Value Stream Model of the Organisation 362 11.5 What Delays the Business Process? 365 11.6 Relevance of Information Technology (IT) 368 11.7 MlSandBPR 370 Key Terms 370 Review Questions 37} Confirm Your Understanding 371 Case Study 372 Exercises (Part II) 375 PART III APPLICATIONS OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS TO E-BUSINESS 12. Applications in Manufacturing Sector 12.1 Introduction 383 12.2 Personnel Management (PM) 385 12.3 Financial Management (FM) 388 12.4 Production Management (PM) 393 12.5 Raw Materials Management (RMM) 397 12.6 Marketing Management 404 12.7 Corporate Overview 409 Key Terms 412 Review Questions 412 Confirm Your Understanding 413 Case Study 415 Contents i I Contents 13. Applications in Service Sector 421 13.1Introduction to Service Sector 421 13.2 Creating a Distinctive Service 422 13.3 Service Concept 424 13.4 Service Process Cycle and Analysis 426 13.5 Customer Service Design 427 13.6 Service Management System 42S 13.7 MIS Applications in Service Industry 4.^3 13.8 MIS: Service Industry 449 Key Terms 450 Review Questions 450 Confirm Your Understanding 451 Case Study 452 14. Decision Support Systems and Knowledge Management 456 14.1 Decision Support Systems (DSS): Concept and Philosophy 456 14.2 Group Decision Support System (GDSS) 476 14.3 DSS Application in E-enterprise 478 14.4 Knowledge Management 480 14.5 Knowledge Management Systems 4H4 14.6 Knowledge Based Expert System (KBES) 490 14.7 MIS and the Benefits of DSS 494 Key Terms 496 Review Questions 496 Confirm Your Understanding 497 Case Study 499 15. Enterprise Management Systems 506 15.1 Enterprise Management System (EMS) 506 15.2 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System 509 15.3 ERP Model and Modules 514 15.4 Benefits of the ERP 518 15.5 ERP Product Evaluation 520 15.6 ERP Implementation 522 15.7 Supply Chain Management (SCM) 525 15.8 Information Management in SCM 529 15.9 Customer Relationship Management (CRM) 530 15.10 EMS and MIS 537 Key Terms 539 Review Questions 540 Confirm Your Understanding 540 Case Study 542 Exercises (Part III) 547 PART IV INFOTECH INFRASTRUCTURE 16. Technology of Information Systems 55.7 16.1 Introduction 557 16.2 Data Processing 558 16.3 Transaction Processing 559 16.4 Application Processing 561 16.5 Information System Processing 562 16.6 OLAP for Analytical Information 564 16.7 TQM of Information System 567 16.8 Human Factors and User Interface 571 16.9 Real Time Systems and Good Design 573 16.10 Case Tools and I-Case 575 16.11 Strategic Nature of IT Decision 578 16.12 Evaluation and Feasibility of IT Solutions 583 16.13 MIS: Choice ofthe 'Information Technology' 586 Key Terms 587 Review Questions 587 Confirm Your Understanding 588 17. Unified Communications and Networks 59q 17.1 Introduction to Network 590 17.2 Network Topology 591 17.3 Features of Network 594 17.4 Data Communication 596 17.5 Examples of Network Applications 600 17.6 Components of Unified Communications (UC) 605 17.7 Communications Enabled Business Processes (CEBP) 607 17.8 WiMAX Technology 608 Key Terms 612 Review Questions 612 Confirm Your Understanding 613 Contents XVlll Contents 18. Database and Client Server Architecture 18.1 Database Concepts 614 18.2 Database Models 620 18.3 Data Models 625 18.4 Database Design 627 18.5 Conceptual Model and Physical Model 633 18.6 RDBMS 639 18.7 Client-Server Architecture 643 18.8 Client-Server Implementation Strategies 651 18.9 MIS and RDBMS 653 Key Terms 656 Review Questions 656 Confirm Your Understanding 657 19. Data Warehouse: Architecture to Implementation 19.1 Introduction 658 19.2 Data in Data Warehouse 662 19.3 Architecture of Data Warehouse 666 19.4 Data Warehouse Design <569 19.5 Justifying the Data Warehouse 670 19.6 Organisation and Management of Data Warehouse 672 19.7 Implementation of Data Warehouse 675 19.8 Business Intelligence 683 19.9 Data Warehouse and MIS 685 ' Key Terms 688 Review Questions 688 Confirm Your Understanding 689 20. E-Business Technology 20.1 Introduction to E-business 690 Models of E-business 694 Internet and World Wide Web (WWW) 699 Intranet/Extranet 709 Security in E-business 715 Electronic Payment Systems 718 Impact of Web on Strategic Management 718 Web Enabled Business Management 721 Enterprise: Content Management System (CMS) 724 20.10 Enterprise Portal 730 20.11 MIS in Web Environment 733 Key Terms 736 Review Questions 737 Confirm Your Understandin\i 738 Exercises (Part IV) 739 PART V COMPREHENSIVE CASES ON MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 1. Sandvik Asia Limited, Pune India (A ease study ofa Digital Firm) 745 2. Techno-Cases in E-Enterprise Management 7^5 3. Case Digest of SCM 4. FS Square Infotech Ltd. (FSIT) 5. Home Land Groceries and Stores (HLGS) gQ3 ER -