Frameworks of

Information System
Evangelista, Ares
Pagalan, Lloyd
Tan, Mark
Timaan, Bryan

Instructor: Engr. Glenn B. Paclijan
Frameworks of Information System
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Figure 1.1 The classic
view of information
systems in the 1980s
Frameworks of Information System
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Knowledge
management
And
Special-purpose
Business
information systems
Management Information
and
Decision Support Systems
Enterprise Systems
E- and m-commerce
Figure 2. Modern view of Information Systems
Enterprise Systems
Business Information Systems

Transaction Processing Systems and Enterprise Resource
Planning
TPS A transaction processing system (TPS) or transaction server is a software
system, or software/hardware combination, that supports transaction processing.

ERP set of integrated programs that performs the business operations for the entire
multisite.
Are often integrated in one product and can be delivered by the same software
package.
Information and Decision Support Systems
Figure 4. Payroll Transaction Processing System
Information and Decision Support Systems
Management Information Systems
provides information routinely that organizations
require to manage themselves efficiently and
effectively.
Decision Support Systems
computer-based information system that supports business
or organizational problem-specific decision-making
activities.
E and M Commerce
Most Common Types of IS
E-Commerce
Electronic Business Transactions Between Companies (B2B),
Companies and Consumers (B2C), Consumers and Consumers
(C2C), and other parties.
M-Commerce
The use of mobile or wireless devices to conduct business.
E and M Commerce
E Commerce Ex:



M-Commerce Ex.
E and M Commerce
Figure 3. E-
commerce
Flowchart