Information Systems Proposal
Individual Information Systems Proposal
Bobbi Secrist
March 31, 2013
XBIS/220 Introduction to Computer Application and Systems
John Sallee
The Ultimate Record Store
Table of Contents
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Title Page …………………….............................................................................................. 2
Introduction ……………………………............................................................................. 4
Background Information ……………………………………………………………….. 5
Types of Organizational Information Systems ….…......................................... 6
Benefits of the Information Systems …………...................................................... 7
Drawbacks of the Information Systems ………................................................... 7
Proposed Actions ……………………………….............................................................. 8
Closing ………………………………................................................................................... 8
References ………………………………............................................................................ 9
Our company, Bing Bang Music Store, will offer many different music options to everyone. We will carry everything from vinyl records to cassetts to CDs. Information Systems (IS) will be used to make our selection readily available. This system is used for collecting, storing, and processing data. It will give our customers a new way to transfer and place orders. As a new marketing concept, our customers will be able to choose music from the 1950’s – today. This music will be able to be formatted onto any device of their choice. The Information System (IS) will develop, plan, and manage daily operations of our company. Starting a business has always been difficult. It takes hard work, dedication, and research. When starting a business, like this one, usually these types of Information Systems will include: IS system, office automation system, management information system, transaction processing
Bobbi Secrist
March 31, 2013
XBIS/220 Introduction to Computer Application and Systems
John Sallee
The Ultimate Record Store
Table of Contents
Page
Title Page …………………….............................................................................................. 2
Introduction ……………………………............................................................................. 4
Background Information ……………………………………………………………….. 5
Types of Organizational Information Systems ….…......................................... 6
Benefits of the Information Systems …………...................................................... 7
Drawbacks of the Information Systems ………................................................... 7
Proposed Actions ……………………………….............................................................. 8
Closing ………………………………................................................................................... 8
References ………………………………............................................................................ 9
Our company, Bing Bang Music Store, will offer many different music options to everyone. We will carry everything from vinyl records to cassetts to CDs. Information Systems (IS) will be used to make our selection readily available. This system is used for collecting, storing, and processing data. It will give our customers a new way to transfer and place orders. As a new marketing concept, our customers will be able to choose music from the 1950’s – today. This music will be able to be formatted onto any device of their choice. The Information System (IS) will develop, plan, and manage daily operations of our company. Starting a business has always been difficult. It takes hard work, dedication, and research. When starting a business, like this one, usually these types of Information Systems will include: IS system, office automation system, management information system, transaction processing
References: Rainer, R. K., Jr., & Turban, E. (2009). Introduction to information systems: Supporting and transforming business (2nd ed.). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Information Systems. (2012). Britannica. Retrieved on July 2, 2012 from: http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/287895/information-system