Q1) The six types of Information systems available are
Q2) Logistics application for each of these listed
Advantages:
Helps in easier tracking of day to day data and serves as a base for future strategic decisions
Knowledge sharing and organization policies (sales, inventory) all decided based on this data
Disadvantages:
Identifying the right system for use and added complexity if more than one of the systems exist in the organization
Q3) The technological advancement that I view beneficial to logistics is Internet of Things and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). As these helps in better tracking of goods giving consumers better visibility and transparency in the process. There are also additional benefits with these if the goods are in cold storage as IoT helps to ensure they are maintained in optimum temperature
Q4) These technological advancements
Q5) Technological strategies helps a firm stay ahead of competition and deliver superior service. It helps to improve the firm’s financial performance by
List the six general types of information management systems, and give one logistics application to each...
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