Management Information System
Table Of Contents:
A) Business
a. What is Business / organization
b. Business management Challenge – Management planning for organization changes
B) Business and IT systems
a. How it can transform organization
b. Linking IT systems to business plan
c. Establishing organizational information requirement
d. System development and organization change C) Business Process Engineering and Process Improvement
a. Business Process Engineering
b. Effective Engineering – How to do
c. Process improvement and quality management
D) Business System Development
a. System Analysis Design
i. System Development ii. Production and Development
b. Alternative System Building Approaches
i. Traditional System Life Cycle ii. Prototyping iii. Application Software Packages iv. End user development
v. Outsourcing
E) Advance Business System Development
a. Object Orient Develop
b. Rapid Application Develop
c. Web Services
d. SOA – Service Oriented Architecture
Reference:
Bassett, Paul “Partnerships take out the garbage”, Software Magazine, Nov 1994 v14 n11 p96(2).
S Bell and A T Wood-Harper, “Rapid Information Systems Development - a Non-Specialists
Guide to Analysis and Design in an Imperfect World”, McGraw-Hill, Maidenhead, UK, 1992.
W Cotterman and J Senn, “Challenges and Opportunities for Research into Systems
Development”, John Wiley, Chichester, 1992.
A L Friedman (with D.S. Cornford), “Computer Systems Development: History, Organization and Implementation”, John Wiley, Chichester, 1989.
Frank Kand, “A Contingency Based Approach to Requirements Elicitation and Systems
Development,” London School of Economics, J. Systems Software 1998.
Mark C. Paulk, Bill Curtis, Mary Beth Chrissis, and Charles V. Weber, "Capability Maturity
Model for Software, Version 1.1", Software Engineering Institute, February 1993
Mark C. Paulk, Charles V. Weber, Suzanne M. Garcia, Mary Beth Chrissis, and Marilyn W. Bush,
"Key Practices of the
A) Business
a. What is Business / organization
b. Business management Challenge – Management planning for organization changes
B) Business and IT systems
a. How it can transform organization
b. Linking IT systems to business plan
c. Establishing organizational information requirement
d. System development and organization change C) Business Process Engineering and Process Improvement
a. Business Process Engineering
b. Effective Engineering – How to do
c. Process improvement and quality management
D) Business System Development
a. System Analysis Design
i. System Development ii. Production and Development
b. Alternative System Building Approaches
i. Traditional System Life Cycle ii. Prototyping iii. Application Software Packages iv. End user development
v. Outsourcing
E) Advance Business System Development
a. Object Orient Develop
b. Rapid Application Develop
c. Web Services
d. SOA – Service Oriented Architecture
Reference:
Bassett, Paul “Partnerships take out the garbage”, Software Magazine, Nov 1994 v14 n11 p96(2).
S Bell and A T Wood-Harper, “Rapid Information Systems Development - a Non-Specialists
Guide to Analysis and Design in an Imperfect World”, McGraw-Hill, Maidenhead, UK, 1992.
W Cotterman and J Senn, “Challenges and Opportunities for Research into Systems
Development”, John Wiley, Chichester, 1992.
A L Friedman (with D.S. Cornford), “Computer Systems Development: History, Organization and Implementation”, John Wiley, Chichester, 1989.
Frank Kand, “A Contingency Based Approach to Requirements Elicitation and Systems
Development,” London School of Economics, J. Systems Software 1998.
Mark C. Paulk, Bill Curtis, Mary Beth Chrissis, and Charles V. Weber, "Capability Maturity
Model for Software, Version 1.1", Software Engineering Institute, February 1993
Mark C. Paulk, Charles V. Weber, Suzanne M. Garcia, Mary Beth Chrissis, and Marilyn W. Bush,
"Key Practices of the