Computer-Based Information Systems

Computer-based information system (CBIS)

A single set of hardware, software, databases,
telecommunications, people, and procedures that
are configured to collect, manipulate, store, and
process data into information

Computer-Based Information Systems

(components)

Systems Development

An Overview of Systems Development

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Systems Investigation and Analysis

Systems investigation: gain a clear understanding
of the problem to be solved or opportunity to be
addressed
Systems analysis: defines the problems and
opportunities of the existing system

Systems Design, Implementation, and

Maintenance and Review
Systems design: how the new system will work to
meet the business needs defined during systems
analysis
Systems implementation: creating or acquiring the
various system components defined in the design
step, assembling them, and putting the new system
into operation
Systems maintenance and review: check and
modify the system so that it continues to meet
changing business needs
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E-Commerce
E commerce involves any business transaction
executed electronically between companies. The
types of E commerce are
1) B2B - Business to Business
2) B2C - Business to consumer
3) C2C - Consumer to Consumer
4) B2B - Business to Business

M Commerce
M commerce refers to the Transaction conducted
any where any time. M- commerce relies on
wireless communication that managers and
corporations use to place orders and conduct
business with hand held computers ,portable
phones , laptop computers connected to network
and other mobile devices.

E- Business
Electronic Business goes beyond E commerce & E
procurement by using information systems and
internet to perform all business related tasks and
functions such as accounting ,finance
,marketing ,manufacturing & Human resource
activity