A PRESENTATION

BY:

ANURADHA SAJWAN
AVINASH RANJAN
CHANDERBHAN KUMAR
KARUNA DHANUKA

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• Refers to information that is timely, accurate and relevant
in relation to a particular situation.
• Helps managers decide what to do in a particular
situation.
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• Made up of interdependent components that form
a whole.
• Each component serves a specific purpose & at
the same time interacts witth other
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components to pursue a common goal.
• An MIS can be defined as a combination of people,
computers and procedures for collecting and organizing
information to facilitate decision making
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• An 'MIS' is a planned system of the collecting, processing,
storing & disseminating data in the form of information
needed to carry out functions of management.

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• Transaction Processing Systems
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• Operations Information Systems
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• Decision Support Systems (DSS)
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• Expert Systems and Artificial Intelligence
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• Core Competencies

• Enhance Supply Chain Management

• Quick Reflexes

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• MIS Expense
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• Employee Training
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• MIS Flexibility
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• Information Flaws
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• ERP is principally an integration of business
management practices and modern technology.
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• ERP is an amalgamation of three most important
components:
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1. Business Management Practices,
2. Information Technology
3. Specific Business Objectives.

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ERP is a massive software architecture that supports the
streaming and distribution of geographically scattered
enterprise wide information across all the functional units of
a business house.

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• Vendor Managed Inventory is a continuous
replenishment program that uses the exchange of
information between the retailer and the supplier to
allow the supplier to manage and replenish
merchandise at the store or warehouse level.
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• In this program, the retailer supplies the vendor with the
information necessary to maintain just enough
merchandise to meet customer demand.
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• Reduced inventory Improved visibility results
in better forecasting
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Reduces PO errors &
• Reduced stock-outs potential returns
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Improvement in SLA
• Reduced forecasting 
& purchasing Encourages supply chain
activities cooperation
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Business Intelligence (BI) refers to skills, processes,
technologies, applications and practices used to support
decision making.

BI uses technologies, processes, and applications to analyze

mostly internal, structured data and business processes
while competitive intelligence, is done by gathering,
analyzing and disseminating information with or without
support from technology and applications

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 Includes wireless data capture and transaction
processing.
This technology provides additional functionality&
benefits for product authentication.

RFID applications include :

. Inventory management (raw materials, work in progress,
and finished goods)
. Improved efficiencies in the shipping and receiving
of goods
. Reduction in 'shrinkage' (loss of goods or assets)
. Reducing 'out of stock' situations
. Asset and resource tracking proving quality control
. Improving quality control

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