1. Enterprise information systems and architectures. DT211 4

2. Time Table Lectures: –Monday 9.00 to 11.00 (KE G-026) Tutorial –Wednesday 12.00 to 13.00 (KA 3-010) Exam 70% Assignment 30%

3. Syllabus Introduction to Enterprise systems: what is an meant by enterprise? Enterprise strategic management concepts (aligning IT with Business) –Enterprise Strategy formulation –Enterprise Strategy implementation –Enterprise Strategy evaluation Enterprise systems and architectures: –TPS, MIS, –DSS, EIS –Basics client server architectures Basics of enterprise databases systems –Concurrency recovery and query optimisation –Multi-dimensional databases –Distributed systems and distributed databases

4. Syllabus Core (database) “systems” associate enterprise wide “decision making”: –legacy systems –data warehouse –Data Mining –OLAP Enterprise “activity” systems: –Supply chain Management –Customer relationship management –Business process management

5. syllabus Implementation of organisational information systems –Enterprise application integration (EAI) –Enterprise resource planning (ERP) –Cloud computing: a viable Enterprise system

6. Assignment This will be covered in the tutorial class –Finding appropriate information source to write a dissertation. –Report on principles and best practices associate with team “project” work. –A dissertation on utilising “enterprise systems/applications” to achieve an organisations strategy. –Presenting of the dissertation

7. Reading material David, F. 2013 Strategic management: A competitive advantage approach: concepts and cases 14 ed. (Pearson education)Strategic management: A competitive advantage approach: concepts and cases 14 ed. Laudon and Laudon, Essentials of Management Information Systems. 12edLaudon and Laudon, Essentials of Management Information Systems. 12edEssentials of Management Information Systems. 12edEssentials of Management Information Systems. 12ed Database Systems : A practical approach to design, implementation and management. Connolly and Begg 4edA practical approach to design, implementation and management.