Question 02
PQR is a small listed company that had developed its information
system strategy over several years. The company sees IT system as
the tool for recording day-to-day transactions and runs with basic
Transaction Processing System (TPS). The upgrades to the system are
done according to users’ requirement. The company’s senior
management does not run any sophisticated information systems and
mainly relies on the junior managers to provide them with reports,
which are focused at operational and tactical levels. The
management had identified its incompatibility in arriving at
effective strategic decisions with the present information
strategy.
Requirement
a. Advise the importance of Information System Strategy,
Information Technology Strategy and Information Management Strategy
for PQR Company.
(Word limit – 150 words)
b. Compare and contrast between Transaction Processing System
(TPS), Management Information System (MIS), Expert System (ES),
Decision Support System (DSS) and Enterprise Resource Planning
System (ERPS).
(Word limit – 450 words)
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