Need

for Strategic Information System

Preliminary Lecture MITE01-Data Warehousing
Edwin N. Manaois, MSc,MPA

Strategic Advantage and IT

Strategic InformaFon System (SIS) Elements of strategic management

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Edwin N. Manaois, MSc,MPA

Strategic Information System (SIS)

A Strategic InformaFon System (SIS) is a system that helps companies change or otherwise alter their business strategy and/or structure. Streamline Quick reacFon Fme to environmental changes CompeFFve advantage.

Edwin N. Manaois, MSc,MPA

Key features of the Strategic Information Systems

1) Decision support systems that enable to develop a strategic approach to align InformaFon Systems (IS) or InformaFon Technologies (IT) with an organizaFon's business strategies 2) Primarily Enterprise resource planning soluFons that integrate/link the business processes to meet the enterprise objecFves for the opFmizaFon of the enterprise resources

Edwin N. Manaois, MSc,MPA

Key features of the Strategic Information Systems

3) Database systems with the "data mining" capabiliFes to make the best use of available corporate informaFon for markeFng, producFon, promoFon and innovaFon. The SIS systems also facilitate idenFcaFon of the data collecFon strategies to help opFmize database markeFng opportuniFes. 4) The real-Fme informaFon Systems that intend to maintain a rapid-response and the quality indicators.

Edwin N. Manaois, MSc,MPA

Elements of Strategic Management

InnovaFon Role of IT CompeFFve intelligence

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Edwin N. Manaois, MSc,MPA

Elements of Strategic Management

InnovaFon Role of IT CompeFFve intelligence

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Edwin N. Manaois, MSc,MPA

Porters Competitive Forces Strategies

Threat of new entrants CompeFFve rivalry within the industry Bargaining power of customers Threat of subsFtutes
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Bargaining power of suppliers

Edwin N. Manaois, MSc,MPA

Porters Competitive Forces Strategies

Cost leadership DierenFaFon Focus Strategic posiFoning Customer service

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Porters Value Chain Analysis Model - Support Activities

Firm infrastructure Human resource management Technology department Procurement

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Strategic Information Systems Frameworks

Porter and Millars framework Wiseman and MacMillan framework Bakos and Treacy framework Customer resource life cycle framework

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