GCE AS in Applied ICT Unit 2 How organisations use ICT 2. Functions within Organisations Tom Robinson

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GCE AS in Applied ICT Unit 2 How organisations use ICT 2. Functions within Organisations Tom Robinson

Objective To investigate the different functions within organisations.

Functions within organisations Within an organisation there will be staff who are responsible for carrying out particular tasks. These tasks and responsibilities are known as functional areas Large organisations will have a department for each functional area Production ICT Design Finance Marketing HR Sales R & D Distribution

Accounts or Finance For the exam this area is split into two parts: Purchasing –Raise purchase orders –Receive and arrange payment of suppliers' invoices. Sales Order Processing Financial dealing with customers. – Organise contracts for services – Receive sales orders – Create and send invoices – Receive and access customers' payments

Sales Try to persuade people to buy Organise activities to increase sales Give demonstrations to potential customers Provide advice on the best purchases to make Maintain contact with existing customers Contact potential new customers.

Distribution Moving goods/stock Sending goods by mail, road, freight, train or air.

Marketing Identify customers’ requirements –Market Research Arrange advertisement campaigns e.g. TV, radio Arrange promotions e.g. giving out leaflets Evaluate competition’s products and prices

Research and Development Most likely to exist in an industrial organisation. Sometimes used by organisations that provide a service. Research into new technologies / techniques Works closely with marketing.

Human Resources Write job description and advertise vacancies for new staff Interview applicants for jobs Arrange staff training Maintain employee records –Contact details, absence, illness, training Deal with disciplinary matters Deal with legal issues –Contracts, health & safety, fair treatment Handle employee holidays

Design Designing products –e.g. clothes, cars, Coming up with the ideas / concept –Sketches, computer models, prototypes Developing ideas generated through R&D.

Production (or service provision) Production of the final product Testing of the final product Ensure product meets the original specification Quality control Delivery of a service

ICT Servicing Responsible for the provision of all computing facilities within the organisation Setup, maintenance and security of the network User support Company website Company system Small companies may outsource this functional area

Administration The administration function is usually responsible for the day- to-day running of an organisation. Looking after the buildings and facilities, general maintenance and cleaning, fleet management and utilities.

Heart Radio - Bristol Commercial Radio Station in Bristol (and nationally). Approximately 30 employees.

I C Lighting A stage lighting business based in Swindon, UK. Sole Trader

Case Study Task Complete the case study task which is available on FERN. You now have 30 minutes to complete the task. If you find you need more time, take the work away with you to finish. Submission is online through FERN. Please complete and submit before arriving at the session on Monday 14 th March.