BITM Business Information Systems
bitmsemester 6
Unit 1:Introduction to Information Systems
Introduction. Why should we study information systems?. Computer-Based Information System and Types. Impact of IT on Organizations. Importance of Information Systems to Society.
Unit 2:Organizational Strategy, Competitive Advantage, and Information Systems
Introduction. Business Processes. Business Process Improvement, Business Process Reengineering, and Business Process Management. Business Pressures, Organizational Responses, and Information Technology Support. Competitive Advantage and Strategic Information Systems.
Unit 3:Data and Knowledge Management
Introduction. Managing Data. Database Approach. Big Data. Data Warehouses and Data Mart. Knowledge Management.
Unit 4:Wireless, Mobile Computing, and Mobile Commerce
Introduction. Wireless Technologies. Wireless Computer Networks and Internet Access. Mobile Computing and Mobile Commerce. The Internet of Things.
Unit 5:Social Computing
Introduction. Web 2.0. Fundamentals of Social Computing in Business. Social Computing in Shopping, Marketing, Customer Relationship Management and Human Resource Management.
Unit 6:Information Systems within Organizations
Introduction. Transaction Processing Systems. Functional Area Information Systems. Enterprise Resource Planning Systems. ERP Support for Business Processes.
Unit 7:Customer Relationship Management and Supply Chain Management
Introduction. Defining Customer Relationship Management. Operational Customer Relationship Management Systems. Other Types of Customer Relationship Management Systems. Supply Chains. Supply Chain Management. Information Technology Support for Supply Chain Management.
Unit 8:Business Analytics
Introduction. Managers and Decision Making. The Business Analytics Process. Descriptive Analytics. Predictive Analytics. Prescriptive Analytics. Presentation Tools.
Unit 9:Cloud Computing
Introduction. The Basics of Cloud Computing. Different Types of Clouds. Cloud Computing Services. The Benefits of Cloud Computing. Concerns and Risks with Cloud Computing. The “Big Three” Cloud Computing Vendors. Web Services and Service-Oriented Architecture.
