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Information System
collects, stores, and processes data to provide useful, accurate, and timely information within the context of some organization
Organization
a group of people who work together to accomplish a goal
Business
any organization that seeks profit by providing goods and services
Nonprofit Organizations
an organization that seeks to accomplish political, social, or charitable goals that do not include amassing a profit
Mission
goal
Mission Statement
the written expression of an organization's mission
Executive Managers
plan long-range goals
Strategic Planning
long-range goals
Mid-level Managers
figure out how to achieve long-range goals by setting incremental goals
Tactical Planning
goals for a year or less
Low-level Managers
responsible for the day-to-day activities including scheduling employees, ordering supplies and anything else necessary to make the job run smoothly
Operational Planning
day-to-day activities
Herbert Simon's 3 phases to decision-making
1. recognize a problem
2. devise and analyze possible solutions or actions to solve the problem
3. choose a solution or action
Structured Problem
an ordinary, routine problem. the procedure for getting the best solution is known, the objective is clearly defined and the information necessary to make the decision is easy to identify
Semi-Structured Problem
the procedure to solve it is usually known, but there might be some subjective judgment needed
Unstructured Problem
needs human intuition as the basis for coming up with a solution
Internal Information
collected by the organization itself
External Data
generated by sources outside of the organization
Enterprise Computer System
supports a variety of business activities like inventory management, point-of-sale cash registers, e-commerce, payroll, and others
Transaction
an exchange between two parties that is recorded and stored in a computer system
Transaction Processing System (TPS)
provides a way to collect, process, store, display, modify, or cancel transactions
Batch Processing
the data was collected and help until the end of the day or pay period and then the entire batch was processed
Online Processing
a real-time method in which each transaction is processed as it is entered
Online Transaction Processing (OLTP)
uses a commit or rollback strategy to ensure that each transaction is processed correctly