This document discusses information technology and information systems. It defines information technology as the use of computers to store, retrieve, and manipulate data, while an information system refers to a set of components that collect, manipulate and disseminate data to meet objectives. It identifies five types of information subsystems: transaction processing systems, business expert systems, manufacturing and production systems, human resource systems, and finance and accounting systems. For each subsystem type, it provides brief descriptions of their functions and examples.
2. INTRODUCTION TO
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT): IT refers to all the computer based information
systems used by organizations and their underlying technology. IT is the use of
computers to store, retrieve, and manipulate data or information.
Information technology is the study, design, development, implementation, support or
management of computer-based information systems-particularly software applications
and computer hardware.
3. INTRODUCTION TO
INFORMATION SYSTEM
INFORMATION SYSTEM: This refers to a set of interrelated components that collect,
manipulate, and disseminate data and information and provide feedback to meet an
objective.
FOR EXAMPLE: ATMs, airline reservation systems etc.
MIS helps organize complicated information, so decision making becomes easier right
from simple low-level decisions to strategic plans made at the top level of management.
4. 5 TYPES OF SUBSYSTEMS
Transaction
processing
system
Business
expert
system
Manufacturin
g and
production
IS
Human
resource
IS
Finance
and
accounting
IS
5. TRANSACTION
PROCESSING SYSTEM
A transaction is defined as an exchange between two or more business entities. Overall transaction
processing, also known as data processing, reflects the principal business activities of a firm like- sales,
production etc.
1. Routine and repetitive
tasks
2. Records internal
&external transaction
3. Batch mode or online