Case Study On Harrah’s Big Database Gamble Submitted By: Pratik Mohire HARRAH’S BIG DATABASE GAMBLE BRIEF ABOUT THE CASE Harrah’s is the world largest provider of branded casino entertainment; it has around 25 million customers (2001) 25 casino with 40‚000 gambling machines in 12 states. For years it had been a fairly small gambling company but‚ by 2001‚ had emerged as the second largest in the industry. By the mid-1990s‚ the gambling Business was flourishing
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1. Could the 2004 Athens Olympics have been a success without all of the networks and backup technologies? Answer: No. Without all of the networks and backup technologies‚ the 2004 Athens Olympic would not success. The major events in the Olympics were totally relying on that system that the Atos Origin developed. 2. The 2004 Olympics is a global business. Can a business today succeed without information technology? Why or why not? Answer: There are businesses today that are very successful
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Page 2 OVERVIEW Introduction MIS Case study of Maruti Suzuki Car Sale Process Flowchart Recommendations Page 3 Introduction What is MIS ? Page 4 Important Points Integration and Streamlining of Business Processes Process Adherence Structuring‚ Storage and Retrieval of Data Instant Generation of Business Analysis Report‚ MIS Control and monitoring Man and Machine Support Operations ‚ management and decision making Page 5 Role of MIS Collection of Appropriate data
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information system is specific to an organization‚ organizational structure and behaviour have to be explicitly considered in designing an MIS Mis as a pyramid MIS design should be specific to an organization‚ respecting its age‚ structure‚ and operations. Six strategies for determining MIS design : - • Organization-chart approach Using this approach‚ the MIS is designed based on the traditional functional areas‚ such as finance‚ administration‚ production‚ R&D and extension. These functional
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the company did not use a formal project management methodology. Prepare a report for the Directors in which you: a) Describe the stages of a formal project management methodology‚ such as PRINCE2. (15 marks) b) Suggest actions that could help an MIS project succeed. (10 marks) A2. “Our digital networks will be the backbone of our economy in the decades ahead‚ just as roads and rails were the backbone of our physical infrastructure‚ and still are. And we know that every aspect of our lives in
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|[pic] |IS-560 Enterprise Systems | | |DePaul University | | |Robert W. Starinsky‚ Instructor | | |Winter Quarter‚ 2004 |
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CASE STUDY: Presented by: Palahang‚ Junel V. Quilas‚ Kevin Braet D. Rapog‚ Shiela S. Ronolo‚ Isabel B. Sabio‚ Marilou P. INTRODUCTION There are different types of restaurants‚ some of these are the local restaurants known as chop bars‚ bar and restaurants‚ hotel and restaurants‚ fast-food restaurants‚ fine-dining restaurants‚ theme restaurants and casual dining restaurants. Regardless of its types‚ restaurants tend to manage its operation through integration of people‚ data
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Information systems and to be a part of the powerful technological workforce of my country‚ are the objectives to my Graduate Study. It would help me to hone my skills‚ earn proficiency and seek professional exposure. A graduate course would pave way to earning hands-on experience and acquire specialization in the desired field of study. In my undergraduate studies‚ I have benefited from the breadth of Anna University’s syllabi content that has given me a comprehensive exposure to the core
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CASE STUDY: DOMINO’S SIZZLING WITH PIZZA TRCKER Q 1: What kind of system is described in this case? Identify describe business processes each supports. Describe the inputs‚ process and output of these systems. Ans: (a) systems described in this case are: * Transaction processing system (TPS) * Pizza tracker * Pulse * Pulse evolution (i): Thick client model (ii): Thin client model * Online polling system * Online ordering system (b): Processes each system supports: PULSE:
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Procter & Gamble General Description Business Description (a) Procter and Gamble (P&G) is a corporation committed to the simple idea of improving the lives of the world’s consumers every day. P&G grows by touching and improving more consumers’ lives in more parts of the world. The company’s products extend and distribute to 180 countries around the world. Product Line P&G products exist to assist and relieve workload for consumers in three main aspects of everyday life. They have classified
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