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Information
Needs to be appropriately managed and is vital to the survival of contemporary business
Operational Activities
Support the firm’s day-to-day operations
Strategic Activities
Support management decision-making
Valuation Activities
Support the stewardship function of management
Information System
is a group of interrelated multiple components or subsystems that serve a common purpose
1.) Data are collected
2.) Processed into information
3.) Distributed to users
information system is the set of formal procedures which…
Accounting information System (AIS) and Management information System (MIS)
What is under information system?
1.) General Ledger / Financial Reporting System (GL, FRS)
2.) Transaction Processing System (TPS)
3.) Management Reporting System (MRS)
AIS Subsystems
1.) Financial Management System
2.) Marketing Systems
3.) Distribution Systems
4.) Human Resource Systems
MIS Subsystems
AIS Processes
Financial transactions and non-financial transactions that directly affect the processing of financial transactions
MIS Processes
Non-financial transactions that are not normally processed by traditional AIS
Input → Process →Output
Order of processing information
Input
Transactions ( financial and non-financial)
Process
Information system
Output
Information user decision
Transaction processing system (TPS)
Supports daily business operations
General Ledger / Financial Reporting System (GL/FRS)
Produces financial statements and reports
Management reporting system (MRS)
Produces special-purpose reports for internal use
Data sources
considered as an input
Data sources
financial transactions that enter the information system from internal and external source
External financial transactions
the most common source of data of most organizations
Internal Financial transactions
involve the exchange or movement of resources within the organization
1.) Data collection
2.) Data Processing
3.) Data Management
4.) Information Generation
Functions for transforming into information according to general AIS model
Data Collection
Capturing transaction data
Data collection
Recording data onto forms
Data Collection
Validating and editing the data
1.) Classifying
2.) Transcribing
3.) Sorting
4.) Batching
5.) Merging
6.) Calculating
7.) Summarizing
8.) Comparing
Kinds of Data Processing
1.) Storing
2.) Retrieving
3.) Deleting
Kinds of Data management
1.) Compiling
2.) Arranging
3.) Formatting
4.) Presenting
Kinds of Information Generation
1.) Relevance
2.) Timelessness
3.) Accuracy
4.) Completeness
5.) Summarization
Characteristics of useful information
Organizational structure
helps to allocate allocate responsibility, authority, and accountability
Organizational structure
segmenting by business function is very common method of organizing
Accounting independence
Information reliability requires ______________
Accounting independence
Accounting supports these functions with information but does not participate
Accounting independence
decision makers in these functions require that such vital information be supplied by an independent source to ensure its integrity
Distributed Data Processing
Reorganizing the computer services function into small information processing units that are distributed to end users and placed their control
Centralized Data processing
All data processing is performed by one or more large computers housed at a central site that serves users throughout the organization
Potential Advantage of DDP
Cost reductions in hardware and data entry tasks
Potential disadvantage of DDP
Loss of control
mismanagement
hardware and software incompatibility
reduntancy
segregated tasks
difficulty attracting qualified personnel
lack of standards
Clearly convey system needs & actively participate in developing systems
Accountants as Information System Users
Conceptual system
the accounting function is responsible for the __________________
Physical System
the computer function is responsible for the _________________
Conceptual System
determines the nature of information required, its sources, its destination, and the accounting rules that must be applied
Accountants as System designers
Conceptual system
External Auditor & Internal Auditor & IT Auditor
Accountants as System Auditors
External Auditor
attest to fairness of financial statements
External Auditor
Assurance service: broader in scope than traditional attestation audit
IT Auditor
Evaluates IT, often as part of external audit
Internal Auditors
In-house IS and IT appraisal services
Technology
used to describe the advancement and changes around us
Techne
Art and Craft
Applied arts
Technology used to be described as __________
Computers
Can be classified into 3 generations
Vacuum tubes
First Generation
Transistors & Memory
Second Generation
Integrated Circuits, Smaller, and more reliable
Third generation
Internet of Things
ability of devices to communicate with each other without human interference
Internet of Things
Sensors and microchips (embedded computers)
are installed in specific devices and from there,
the collected data are transmitted to an
application, usually via the internet, that will
store, process, analyze, and share this data in a
cloud
1.) Speech Recognition
2.) Logical Reasoning
3.) Creative Responses
4.) Immersive Technology
Capabilities of IoT
1.) Personal
2.) Workplace
3.) Education
4.) Transportation
5.) Health
6.) Manufacturing
7.) Commerce
8.) Environment
Tech in daily lives
Green Computing
eco-frienly use of computers and other forms of tech
Energy star
less use of energy
Computer Hardware
is the collection of all the parts you can physically touch
Processing Device
raw data into meaningful information
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
complex integrated circuit primarily responsible for converting data into meaningful information
Storage
for _______ (same word) and for retention
Computer memory
holds data and programs
1.) RAM
2.) ROM
3.) SSD, HDD, External HDD, Flash drive, Optical drive, Cloud Storage
Types of storage device under computer memory
Input device
Enter command to a computer
Output device
disseminate data and information to the user
Micro-computers
small, relatively inexpensive
Computer software
program that enables a computer to perform a specific task
1.) Operating Software
2.) Language Processor
3.) Utility Software
Classifications of system software
System software
designed to run a computer’s hardware and application programs, or provide a platform for other software
Operating System
Communicates with hardware and allows other programs to run
Operating system
Windows
MAC
Linux
Android
Language processor
“Translates” computer language and relays to the machine
Language processor
Pascal
PHP
Java
Utility Software
helps to analyze, configure, or maintain a computer or support its infrastructure
Utility software
Disk Defragmentation
Antivirus
Backup Software
Application Software
is designed to help people perform an activity
1.) Device Management
2.) Productivity
3.) Communication
4.) Personal Interest
Four classifications of Application Software
Device management
provides tools for maintaining a computer or device
Device Management
Jamf Pro
Ripping
Scale Fusion
Productivity
creation of documents, graphics, and used to interact with digital media
Productivity
Microsoft Office
Photoshop
Communication
Allows user to share or receive communication
Communication
Skype
Zoom
Personal interest
tools to pursue self-interest apps
Personal interest
Game apps
Risk
the possibility something might occur that results in an injury or loss