Showing posts with label MIS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MIS. Show all posts
Saturday, November 17, 2012
IBM DB2 ACADEMIC ASSOCIATE TRAINING
I made it ! I passed the Certification Exam. After the four days rigid and intensive training, it yield to a fruitful endeavor. My success is dedicated to my beloved institution, Northern Bukidnon Community College and to my Students...
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Chapter 2 - Information Systems in the Enterprise
Key System Applications in the Organization
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Since no single system provides all
the information an organization needs, a number of systems have been developed
to serve different organizational levels and functions. Operational, knowledge,
management and strategic-level systems are designed to meet a variety of
different information needs.
Different
levels in an organization have different interests and needs. See Figure 2-1.
Chapter 1 - Managing the Digital Firm
Why Information Systems?
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Information System have taken on a vital role in the competitive global
marketplace because of powerful worldwide changes in the business environment.
Leading industrial countries are transforming from industrial-based to
knowledge-and information-based economies. Knowledge and information work now
account for 60 percent of the American gross national product, and nearly 55
percent of the U.S. labor force. See Figure 1-1.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
MySpace Case Study
MySpace taps big data for turnaround
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As visitor traffic wanes, the social networking site has turned to massively parallel database analytics to get inside the minds of its members
MySpace was one of the first social networks to penetrate mainstream consciousness, and between 2006 and 2008 it had more members than any other. In July 2005, the site was acquired by News International for $580 million, and celebrated its 100 millionth member soon after.Since then, however, MySpace has been rather eclipsed by rival Facebook. According to web traffic analysis site Compete.com, Facebook attracts around 120 million unique visitors per month and is still growing, while MySpace’s monthly figure of around 70 million visitors per month is gradually falling.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
A&P Case Study
Can
A&P Renew Itself with New Information Systems?
Is A&P, the most famous supermarket chain
in the United States, about to disappear? Maybe, but if it happens, it won't be
immediately because management is fighting hard to survive. The Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Co. (A&P's official name), headquartered in Montvale, New
Jersey, had about 750 stores in 16 states, Washington D.C., and Ontario,
Canada. These stores include the A&P chain but also the Food Emporium,
SuperFresh, and Waldbaum's chains. They have about 24,400 full-time employees
plus 56,600 part timers.
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