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Managing Information Resources Chapter 7 Information Systems Management In Practice 6E McNurlin & Sprague

2 Introduction Data vs. Information

3 Managing Data The Three- Level Database Model

4 Four Data Models 1.Hierarchical Model 2.Network Model 3.Relational Model 4.Object Model

5 Managing Data Getting Corporate Data into Shape

6 Enterprise Resource Planning 1.Clean up Data Definitions 2.Control Shared Data 3.Manage Data Distribution 4.Maintain Data Quality

7 Enterprise Resource Planning  CASE EXAMPLE: Monsanto

8 Four Types of Information

9 Data Warehouses  Definition  Key Concepts  Steps in a Data Warehousing Project  CASE EXAMPLE: Owens & Minor

10 Data Warehouses  Definition  Key Concepts  Steps in a Data Warehousing Project  CASE EXAMPLE: Owens & Minor

11 Document Management 1.To improve the publishing process 2.To support communications among people and groups 3.To support organizational processes

12 Document Management 1.To Improve the Publishing Process  CASE EXAMPLE: HICSS Personal Proceedings

13 Document Management 2. To support communications among people and groups  CASE EXAMPLE: Tapiola Insurance Group

14 Document Management 3. To support organizational processes  CASE EXAMPLE: Tennessee Valley Authority

15 Content Management

16 Content Management 1.Content Creation and Acquisition 2.Content Administration and Safeguarding 3.Content Deployment and Presentation

17 Content Management 1.Content Creation and Acquisition 2.Content Administration and Safeguarding 3.Content Deployment and Presentation

18 Content Management 1.Content Creation and Acquisition 2.Content Administration and Safeguarding 3.Content Deployment and Presentation

19 Conclusion Internet as Friend and Foe