Question

Peppard (The Evolving Role of Information Systems and Technology in Organisations: A Strategic Perspective) is applicable to all organisations/sectors. The other readings are specific to/focus on Health Management Information Systems. Distinguish between Information systems and Management of Information Systems.

Answer 1

SOLUTION:- We can distinguish between Information systems and Management of Information Systems as given below:-

Information Systems and Management of Information Systems both are the segments of the information technology foundations needed to operate an organization. These both works together in order to facilitate the information technology infrastructure of an organization, though there are many differences between Information Systems and Management of Information Systems, which we can distinguish as given below:-

Information Systems denotes to a set of data, procedures, computers, system of hardware, software, people that generates information, and management methodologies needed to endorse the day-to-day internal functioning of an organization. The Information Systems are peerless to every organization, since the functional requirements are peerless.

Management of Information Systems denotes to the development and utilization of Information Systems that assist businesses accomplish their targets and purposes. The key components of Management of Information Systems are development & utilization, Information Systems, business targets and purposes. Management of Information System is usually considered a subdivision of Information Systems. This subdivision is most harmonious when protecting and communicating information needed to assist corporate managers make functional, tactical and proactive decisions. In several matters, this information comes through outside of an organization or external sources such as data through providers or real-time sales data through retail marketplace.

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