SOCIAL CLASS & CONSUMER BEHABIOR
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This document discusses how information systems affect business processes in an organization. It defines information systems and their key components, including computer hardware, software, telecommunications, databases, and human resources. Information systems support knowledge work, management, and information services. The document also outlines the information system development process and discusses Porter's value chain analysis model and how it can be applied to analyze the value chains of different companies.
SOCIAL CLASS & CONSUMER BEHABIOR
- 2. HOW INFORMATION SYSTEM AFFECT BUSINESS PROCESS OF AN ORGANIZATION?
- 3. WHAT IS INFORMATION SYSTEM?
- 4. COMPONETS OF INFORMATION SYSTEM Computer hardware Computer software Telecommunications Databases and data warehouses Human resources and procedures
- 5. FUNCTION OF INFORMATION SYSTEM Support of knowledge work Management support Managing information systems Organization of information services
- 7. INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT Problem recognition and specification Information gathering Requirements specification for the new system System design System construction System implementation Review and maintenance
- 8. PORTER’S VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS
- 12. VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS OF WAL-MART
- 13. VALUE CHAIN OF MASSCO KNIT COMPOSIT LTD
- 14. VALUE CHAIN OF AMERICAN APPAREL LTD
- 15. CONCLUSION
- 16. Thank You !