Bis/220 Week 1
Information Systems Proposal
Shamera D. Pratt
BIS/220 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER APPLICATION AND SYSTEMS
Instructor: Matthew Little
Due: Monday May 13, 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Intro.................................................................................... Page 3.
Point of sale........................................................................ Page 4.
Figure 1.1............................................................................ Page 5.
Quick books........................................................................ Page 6.
Microsoft Access................................................................. Page 7.
Figure 1.2............................................................................. …show more content…
They have operators that help you all the way through with no extra charge. The down side to this system is that it has to be updated at least twice per year for 2 hours. They do have high credit card processing rates but nothing that you couldn 't get them to lower the interest rates.
Microsoft Access is designed as the ultimate software for your business needs. It does not allow you accept credit card or checks but the system has many other features like; Tracking the condition or status of assets or inventory, keeping track of your customers’ key information, buying habits, and frequent rewards. You also track other items like tracking the progress of team activities, manage events, donors, members, and donations for your company. Also, Keeping track of projects, tasks, and people assigned to them as the owner. You can easily download the templates if you feeling technology dim. You as a business owner have several options for different services, managing quotes, create invoices, and run your business all from this very database. Tracking inventory, create invoices, and establishing your price and keeping track of your competition. These features can also help your business run smoothly and hopefully without mechanical or computer error. In this system you can also create your own templates for employees or to add a certain vendor. …show more content…
Business intelligence systems can be analyzable as they identify, interpret and analyze data for diverse operational needs, particularly for decision-making purposes. BIS information systems may provide analysis that prognosticate future sales structures, reiterate current costs and prognosis sales revenues. Business intelligence systems accumulate data from the assorted data warehouses in an organization and provide management with reasoning according to lines of business, division or any breakdown that management desires. “For example, financial institutions use BIS systems to develop credit risk models that analyze the number and extent of lending or credit given to various sectors.” (Davoren, 2013) These systems may use various techniques and formulas to determine the probability of loan
Shamera D. Pratt
BIS/220 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER APPLICATION AND SYSTEMS
Instructor: Matthew Little
Due: Monday May 13, 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Intro.................................................................................... Page 3.
Point of sale........................................................................ Page 4.
Figure 1.1............................................................................ Page 5.
Quick books........................................................................ Page 6.
Microsoft Access................................................................. Page 7.
Figure 1.2............................................................................. …show more content…
They have operators that help you all the way through with no extra charge. The down side to this system is that it has to be updated at least twice per year for 2 hours. They do have high credit card processing rates but nothing that you couldn 't get them to lower the interest rates.
Microsoft Access is designed as the ultimate software for your business needs. It does not allow you accept credit card or checks but the system has many other features like; Tracking the condition or status of assets or inventory, keeping track of your customers’ key information, buying habits, and frequent rewards. You also track other items like tracking the progress of team activities, manage events, donors, members, and donations for your company. Also, Keeping track of projects, tasks, and people assigned to them as the owner. You can easily download the templates if you feeling technology dim. You as a business owner have several options for different services, managing quotes, create invoices, and run your business all from this very database. Tracking inventory, create invoices, and establishing your price and keeping track of your competition. These features can also help your business run smoothly and hopefully without mechanical or computer error. In this system you can also create your own templates for employees or to add a certain vendor. …show more content…
Business intelligence systems can be analyzable as they identify, interpret and analyze data for diverse operational needs, particularly for decision-making purposes. BIS information systems may provide analysis that prognosticate future sales structures, reiterate current costs and prognosis sales revenues. Business intelligence systems accumulate data from the assorted data warehouses in an organization and provide management with reasoning according to lines of business, division or any breakdown that management desires. “For example, financial institutions use BIS systems to develop credit risk models that analyze the number and extent of lending or credit given to various sectors.” (Davoren, 2013) These systems may use various techniques and formulas to determine the probability of loan