Zamzam Abdelazim
Information systems and technology in business
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Management information systems are computer systems within an organisation that incorporate both hardware and software operations. It involves using business processes, people, and technology to collect, record, process, and store essential data that is significant to decision-making processes (Hartanto and Asmuni, 2017, 11). Management information systems are also used to coordinate, analyse, control, and visualise crucial organisational information. The ultimate goal of using MIS within the corporate environment is to increase value creation and profit earnings for businesses.
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