Transcription of Executive Information Systems William B. Creps Daniel E. O ...
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}
Example: quiz answers
Executive Information Systems William B. Creps Daniel E. O ...
Executive Information Systems William B. Creps Daniel E. O'Leary 1994 1 ~ Table of Contents 1. Introduction "What Is an Executive Information system ? 1 The Purpose ofThis Bulletin 1 The Scope ofThis Bulletin 1 The Structure ofThis Bulletin 2 2. Elements ofan Executive Information system 3 Database Interface Features 3 Presentation Features 4 Other decision -Support Activities 5 Application Development Features 5 Typical Installation Configurations 6 3. Benefits ofan Executive Information system 7 A n Example: Phillips 66 Company 7 ~ Reasons for Implementation 8 4. Limitations of an Executive Information system 10 Security 10 Financial Data Interrelationships 11 Executive Information 11 Drill Down and Other Analysis 11 Limited Integrated View 11 Executive Involvement 11 Network Support 12 Costs 12 5. Business Processes Affected by an Executive Information system 13 Data Organization and Access 13 Management Reporting system 13 Corporate Software Development 14 Software and Hardware Support 14 Computer system Downsizing and Rightsizing 14 6.
An executive information system (EIS) provides key information, gathered from both internal and external sources, to senior executives and managers. It accom plishes the multiple purposes of supporting decision making, communicating information, and providing awareness. EISs typically present summarized information, but allow the user to drill
Loading..
Tags:
Information
Domain:
Source:
Link to this page:
Please notify us if you found a problem with this document: