Information Systems and Organization Studies Overview

A collection of vocabulary flashcards based on key concepts from the Information Systems and Organization Studies lecture notes.

Information Systems (IS)

Systems that organizations use to gather, process, and utilize information to enhance their operations.

Digital Enterprise

Organizations that leverage digital technologies to improve operations, reach customers, and enhance business processes.

Main Components of Information Systems

1. Hardware: Physical devices. 2. Software: Programs and applications. 3. Data: Processed information. 4. People: Users interacting with the system.

Decision-Making Process

A process heavily reliant on information systems in modern organizations for effective functioning.

Learning Outcome 1

Identify and discuss various approaches for building system solutions, considering ethical and social issues.

Learning Outcome 2

Apply information systems knowledge to real-world business scenarios requiring analysis and decision-making.

Learning Outcome 3

Appraise the connection between information systems and business performance.

Career Relevance of Information Systems

Understanding dynamics of digital enterprises provides a competitive advantage in various fields.

Business Transformation

The process of integrating digital solutions into everyday functions to create efficiencies and improve engagement.