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INTRODUCTION
Information System is a combination of people, hardware, software, communication devices, network and data resources that processes (can be storing, retrieving, transforming information) data and information for a specific purpose. It includes input, process, output, feedback and control. The inputted data like information, instruction and data itself then will be processed (calculating, programming, storing) using technology devices such as computers, and produce output (printing reports, displaying results) that will be sent to another user or other system via a network and a feedback method that controls the operation. Feedback with the help of Information System, businesses is able to process and operate its daily works more accurate and easier. All data and information are stored in electronic database which is much safer and easier to be attached then traditional method. The study of Information Systems involves people, information, business processes (activity to develop & deliver product or service) & IT (Computers). Also information systems are by means by which organizations and people use computers to collect, process, store, use (analyze) and distribute information. Now in modern days, information system has evolved and we are much likely to have in our organization a Computer Based Information System. A computer-based information system (CBIS) is an information system in which the computer plays a major role. It consists of hardware, software, data, procedures and people.
The hardware we are referring to is the machinery, the computer which is often referred as the central processing unit (CPU), and all of its support equipment. Among the support equipment are input and output devices, storage devices and communications devices. The software it refers to the computer programs, are machine-readable instructions that direct the circuitry within the hardware parts of the CBIS to function in ways that produce useful information from data. The data are the facts that used by program to produce useful information. Procedures are the policies that govern the operation of a computer system. "Procedures are to people what software is to hardware". Lastly the people, every computer-bases information system needs people to be useful. Today many information systems are arrived that has a big role in every organization. In this documentation I present different types of information system and their current trends.
An important trend in MIS is the ability for companies to use data mining tools to collect information regarding consumer purchases and other economic trends. This allows management to translate this information into goals and directions for future business operations. Most MIS software also has trending or forecasting models that allow companies to project emerging consumer markets for profitable operations. Companies can use their internal figures in the MIS to measure the effectives of their external data mining techniques. As MIS software becomes more prevalent in businesses, many colleges and universities have developed educational programs to train students on these programs. Most degrees are four-year baccalaureate programs that combine general business courses with a mix of computer programming and management classes. This helps students to develop a well-rounded education in the development and implantation of MIS software. Advanced degrees are also offered. Lastly, Computerized MIS programs have led to a new career in database management and consulting.
EXPERT SYSTEM
Earlier expert systems were almost exclusively developed on specialized machines by specialists called knowledge engineers. These early applications were typically expensive, not particularly user friendly, and often designed to demonstrate what the technology might do rather than to cost-effectively solve a problem. Today, however, it appears that highly useful expert systems are being developed in relatively large numbers on inexpensive personal computers by scientific, engineering, and technical personnel who do not have specialized expert systems training. The changes in hardware and software tools that have aided and permitted this change and their acceptance by a wide variety of users are described. The recent trends in the expert systems just like in the commercial of Nestle once you have inputted your weight you will easy determine the procedures that you will do in order to have a healthy body or if you have a good body in order to maintain it. The Blind Spot Information System is a latest trend of expert system. It helps detect vehicles in blind spots during normal driving and traffic approaching from the sides when reversing out of parking spots. It uses multiple-beam radar modules, which are packaged in the rear quarter panels one per side. The radar identifies when a vehicle enters the defined blind spot zone and illuminates an indicator light on the corresponding side view mirror, providing a warning that a vehicle is approaching.
Also automatic extraction of metadata from scientific publications is also an expert system. The system can automatically extract metadata from scientific papers in PDF format for the information system for monitoring the scientific research activity. Expert system also used in medical purposes the online diagnosis and the latest is knowledge and attitude regarding recovery among mental health practitioners and for teaching purposes in the teacher selection of resources. Ultra-large-scale interactive systems on the Internet have begun to change how teachers prepare for instruction, particularly in regards to resource selection. Consequently, it is important to look at how teachers are currently selecting resources beyond content or keyword search. Also expert system is for automatic grading and spreadsheet and database skills. Growing enrollment in distance education has increased student-to-lecturer ratios and, therefore, increased the workload of the lecturer. This growing enrollment has resulted in mounting efforts to develop automatic grading systems in an effort to reduce this workload.
The Inter- and Intra- organization Decision Support System These systems are driven by the rapid growth of Internet and other networking technologies such as broadband WANs, LANs, WIP, etc. Inter-organization DSS are used to serve companies stakeholders (customers, suppliers, etc.), whereas intra-organization DSS are more directed towards individuals inside the company and specific user groups. The latter, because of their stricter control, are often stand-alone units inside the firm. The New breeds of Decisions Support System are like Hybrid Systems, which are combinations units using aspects of more than one different type of DSS. A very popular example is Web based DSS, which can be driven by a combination of different models such as document-driven, communication driven and knowledge drive. Web-based DSS are computerized systems that deliver decision support information or decision support tools to a manager or business analyst using a "thin-client" Web browser. I think one of the examples of this is a standalone Hotel Reservation System connected to its online Hotel Reservation System it helps in decision support when it comes to statistics of how many people are must likely comfortable in reserving rooms online or walk in to the hotel. The On-line Analytical Processing (OLAP) is a category of software technology that enables analysts, managers and executives to gain insight into data through fast, consistent, interactive access to a wide variety of possible views of information that has been transformed from raw data to reflect the real dimensionality of the enterprise as understood by the user. Lastly, OLAP and web-based Decision Support Systems are by far the more popular Decision Support Systems these days.
A Multi-Agent Question-Answering System for E-Learning and Collaborative Learning Environment is one of trending system of enterprise collaboration. The increasing advances of new Internet technologies in all application domains have changed life styles and interactions. E-learning and collaborative learning environment systems are originated through such changes and aim at providing facilities for people in different times and geographical locations to cooperate, collaborate, learn and work together by using various educational services. One of the most important requirements of learners in online and virtual environments is the ability to ask questions and receive appropriate answers. The nature of such environments and the lack of physical existence of teachers make such issues critical and challenging problems. It presents a multi-agent system for building a question-answering system in learning management systems and collaborative learning environments. The cloud and software as a service has served as a key enabler for enterprise collaboration. 2012 will be the year when smart mobile devices, especially tablets, will provide full mobile access to collaboration systems in the cloud, enabling anyone, anywhere using any device to access a single platform. As collaboration become more mobile, all the people and organizations in an industry supply chain or partner ecosystem will be 100 percent connected and able to collaborate, no matter where they are -- even on a Wi-Fi-equipped airplane. Increased productivity and efficiency. Accelerated delivery cycles. Improved decision making. A reduction in mistakes and errors. It's all possible, it's started to happen, and 2012 will be the year it becomes the norm.
Besides providing direct care, caregivers must also coordinate the delivery of care by others, communicate with attending and consulting physicians, facilitate transports outside the unit for diagnostic tests or therapies, manage visits from respiratory therapy and the collection of specimens, and coordinate with social workers and discharge planners. Added to these activities are interruptions via nurse call, phones, overhead pages, and medical devices. "There can be so many alarms at a given time that the patient care environment becomes dysfunctional," says William Hyman, professor of biomedical engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M University. "This is a well known occurrence where alarms can become un-responded to, becoming part of the background noise. When environments become excessively noisy, it can become so unbearable that users have been known to sabotage alarms." According to healthcare information technology veteran Charles Fox, "Using connectivity between medical devices and clinical information systems, we can be smart enough to let the clinician know what to focus on and what not to focus on; we need to help clinicians focus on the clinically significant data." Alarms must be truly actionable to improve patient safety. The integration required for this goes beyond a single parameter and its normal values and must evaluate parameters within the context of other parameters derived from other devices and data from information systems. This broader context results in patientspecific normal parameters that change over time. Traditional threshold alarm limits generate many false positive alarms of little clinical value. Adding decision support and specificity is critical to reducing false positive alarms.
Furthermore, the knowledge developments processes require to maintain competitiveness are often not in place. Today we have trends that are influencing how organizations are approaching knowledge management (KM). We have new focus on social capital and social networks. Social capital is built through interaction and leads to improved knowledge-sharing. Organizations are now looking at the tools and training for staff to map their existing social networks and to understand how to build social capital with their colleagues, clients and audiences. Also the latest is ONLINE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT that I saw recently it is called OPENKM . OpenKM is focused on creating a Open Source Electronic Document Management System, that due to its characteristics can be used by big companies as well as by the small ones, as a useful tool in processing knowledge management, providing a more flexible and cost effective alternative to other proprietary applications. The use of a Knowledge Management System in a company helps to manage, more efficiently, the intelligence of the available resources of this company; this implies an increase of productivity in the short term. Through these systems the information, as well as the knowledge generated within the organization, can be both globally accessed.
seeing rapidly expanding frontiers, companies find the need for solutions that can handle all the office updates, tasks, functions, information transfer and sharing etc more effectively and professionally than before. The margins for error and mistakes need to be non-existent for the company to profit and grow. Office automation systems help with these functions and ensure that aspects like raw data storage, managing electronic business data, electronic transfer of this information and more handled by the software.
It collects stores and oversees these aspects of a business effectively without any errors. Sankya offers software solutions for these requirements that are low cost, of high quality and that are easy to comprehend and use. It includes order management, file map utility, assest management system, and account consolidation application. An Order Management Software Solution helps to maintain and manage the order entry and processing of a company. The orders received by a company for products or services need to be carefully tabulated and managed. The offer and pricing done through a variety of medium such as catalogues, broadcast network advertisements, websites etc need to be looked into and upgraded as needed. The software therefore is not just about tracking an order form, but also about all the various tasks associated with the orders and purchases of a company. Sankyas solution looks into these mentioned aspects when it comes to Order Management. With companies these days having multiple departments, different sub sectors for a function handling, large number of employees; the need for integrated communication is higher and more complex than before. A system is required to map, transform and transfer data of large volume between the entire different database in text files and more. The asset management system becomes necessary in order to have a comprehensive view of all the assets of the company. The software keeps vital data in hand regarding the expansion, the worth and other important aspects of the company organized and structured and ready to be viewed at any given point of time. The Account Consolidation Application uses software that helps in organizing the allocation of budgets, periodic capturing of revenue and expenditure data from distributed operation centers. It also looks into aspects of generation and distribution of consolidated and periodic reports to corporate office and operation centers.
ArcGIS now offers better tools for organization of CAD data and a larger, more useful set of symbols for representing CAD information. In addition, ArcGIS provides a commonly accepted framework for georeferencing CAD data so it can be used in many types of applications and by a wider range of professionals. More recently, Esri has turned its focus to streamlining workflows that provide GIS content to CAD users. The ArcGIS for AutoCAD plug-in provides GIS content to CAD users via an elegant services-based approach to interoperability, where designers and draftspersons can access and use GIS Web services delivered by ArcGIS for Server without leaving the CAD environment. Esri is exploring how other ArcGIS for Server services, such as geoprocessing and geodata services as well as Web editing, can be used inside AutoCAD and other CAD software. Esri has also created a new data specification, the mapping specification for CAD (MSC), which is a method of defining and creating GIS content using AutoCAD files and ArcGIS for AutoCAD. GIS experts maintain control of the information and applications, yet productivity skyrockets as more users have access to geospatial information. Geospatial information can also be integrated with other enterprise applications to geoenable executive analysis and decision-support systems. Cloud computing furnishes technological capabilitiescommonly maintained off premisesthat are delivered on demand as services via the Internet. Cloud GIS offerings can range from data storage to end-user Web applications to other focused computing services. Esri considers cloud computing and technology important in the development and vision of the ArcGIS platform.
Today we have what we call Online Transaction Processing System. Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) is a class of program that supports, facilitates and manages high-transaction-oriented applications. Just like online reservation, online checking of accounts in banks that is integrated with latest gadgets or machine to enable to make most transaction processing system effective. Also the latest trend is the transaction processing system is also integrated in our mobile phones or tablets like Revel System that they use tablet as a point-of-sale solution is San Francisco to startup is delivering a solution specifically for supermarkets and grocery stores. It turns iPads into cash register to make the checkout process easier for supermarkets. We have been using also the mobile for the security provider for those mobile chinese users.