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BA 101 Introduction to Business 4. Information Technology and e-Commerce

From Data to Information to Insight Competitive Advantage Data (Facts & Statistics) Data Insight(Understanding)Insight(Understanding)Information (Useful Knowledge) Information

Data versus Information A B C D Sales Products

Information Flow

Using Information Systems Information Data Mining Data Warehouse Data Warehouse Data Base Data Base Information Data Mining

Chief Information Officer Understand Information Needs Understand Information Needs Create Systems and Procedures Create Systems and Procedures Deliver High- Quality Information Deliver High- Quality Information Cost Effective Accurate Relevant Timely

Business Information Research and Development Marketing and Sales Planning and Control Communication and Collaboration

Business and the Internet Accelerate Commerce Erase Borders BoostCommunicationBoostCommunication Control Costs Simplify Research PromoteCollaborationPromoteCollaboration

Accelerating Commerce Business-to-Business Consumer-to-Consumer Mobile Commerce Business-to-Consumer

Cutting Costs Searching for Best Prices Searching for Best Prices TelecommutingTelecommuting Reducing Travel Expenses Reducing ManagingInventoryManagingInventory Recruiting and Training Training DistributingInformationDistributingInformation

Erasing Borders Instant Messaging Virtual Meetings Telecommuting

Enhancing Communication and Collaboration and instant messaging Mail server lists and newsgroups Intranets and extranets Virtual workspaces Blogs and wikis Internet telephone service

Simplifying Research Search Engines WebDirectoriesWebDirectoriesMeta-SearchEnginesMeta-SearchEnginesOnlineDatabasesOnlineDatabases

Types of Online Searching Keyword Searches Boolean Operators Natural Language Forms-Based Searches

Effective Searching Read Instructions Read Instructions Observe Details Observe Details Review Options Review Options Vary Search Terms Vary Search Terms Adjust the Scope Adjust the Scope

Really Simple Syndication NewzCrawler Bloglines NewsGator FeedDemon Pluck News Aggregators (RSS) (RSS) Monitor Competitors Reach Customers

Business Information Systems Operations Information Operations Information Management Support Management Support

Operational Systems Transaction Processing Systems Control Office Automation Customer Relations

Management Support Systems Management Information Decision Support Executive Information Knowledge Management

Business System Technology Hardware Software Networks

Computing Hardware EquipmentEquipment ProcessingProcessing InputInput OutputOutput ComputersComputers ServersServers ClientsClients MainframesMainframes

Computing Software Operating SystemComputer Applications Word Processing Spreadsheets Desktop Publishing Database Apple Macintosh Linux Unix MS Windows

Networking Computers Central Servers Multiple Servers Peer-to-Peer Geographic Coverage Wide Area Network (WAN) Wide Area Network (WAN) Municipal Area Network (MAN) Municipal Area Network (MAN) Local Area Network (LAN) Local Area Network (LAN) The Internet

Current Networking Issues Digital Convergence Wireless Connections Bandwidth

Types of Wireless Connections Wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) WiMAX Global positioning system (GPS) Bluetooth Short messaging service (SMS) Third generation (3G) Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

Technology Issues for Managers Total Cost of Ownership Total Cost of Ownership Employee Training Employee Training Productivity Monitoring Productivity Monitoring The Human Touch The Human Touch Property Rights Information Overload Information Overload Privacy and Security Privacy and Security

Ensuring Privacy and Security Malicious Software Security Breaches Data Security

Protecting Property Rights Digital Products Digital Rights Management (DRM) Intellectual Property

Promoting Productivity Information Overload Categorize Information Control SPAM Visualize Data Misuse of Technology Minimize Lawsuits Monitor Access Protect Systems

Total Ownership Cost Training Employees The Human Touch More Technology Issues