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Using the Internet and other networks for e-commerce, enterprise collaboration, and Web-enabled business processes. |
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Cross-functional enterprise systems |
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Information systems that cross the boundaries of the functional areas of a business in order to integrate and automate business processes. |
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Functional business systems |
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Information systems that support marketing, production, accounting, finance, and human resource management. |
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Enterprise application architecture |
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E-business applications fit into a framework of interrelated cross-functional enterprise applications |
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Enterprise application integration |
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Software that interconnects enterprise application systems |
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Marketing information systems |
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Information systems for customer relationship management, sales management, and promotion management |
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Collaborating interactively with customers in creating, purchasing, servicing, and improving products and services. |
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Using mobile computing networks to support salespeople in the field. |
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Manufacturing information systems |
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INformation systems that support manufacturing operations and management |
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Computer-integrated manufacturing |
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A conceptual framework for simplifying and integraing all aspects of manufacturing automation |
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Computer-aided manufacturing |
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Using computers in a variety of ways to help manufacture products |
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Enterprise collaboration systems |
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Use electronic communications, conferencing, and collaborative work tools to support and enhance collaboration among teams and workgroups |
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Using computers to operate a petroleum refinery |
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Using computers to help operate machine tools |
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Human resource information systems |
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Information systems to support staffing, training and development, and compensation administration |
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Using the internet for recruitment and job hunting is an example |
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Accounting information Systems |
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Accomplishes legal and historical record-keeping and gathers information for the planning and control of business operations |
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Online Accounting Systems |
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An examle is using the Internet and extranets to do accounts receivable and accounts payable activities |
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Handles sales orders from customers |
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Keeps track of items in stock |
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Keeps track of amounts owed by customers |
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Keeps track of purchases from suppliers |
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Produces employee paychecks |
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Produces the financial statements of a firm |
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Financial management systems |
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Information systems for cash management, investment management, capital budgeting, and financial forecasting |
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Manufacturing execution systems |
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Performance monitoring and control systems for factory floor operations |
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Customized advertising and promotion methods to fit their intended audience |
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Transaction processing cycle |
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Data entry, transaction processing, database maintenance, document and report generation, and inquiry processing |
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Collecting and periodically processing transaction data |
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Processing transaction data immedietly after they are captured |
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Online transaction processing systems |
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Systems that immediately caputre and process transaction data and update corporate databases. |
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