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                    notes          2.16 keywords

                                   Business Process Management: BPM is a business process approach to improving business activity
                                   and creating automated applications that is supported by a group of new process modelers,
                                   application generators, application interface engines, and performance monitoring software.

                                   Business Process Re-engineering: The analysis and design of workflows and processes within
                                   and between organizations. Business activities should be viewed as more than a collection of
                                   individual  or  even  functional  tasks;  they  should  be  broken  down  into  processes  that  can  be
                                   designed for maximum effectiveness, in both manufacturing and service environments.
                                   Re-engineering: Re-engineering is the fundamental rethinking and radical redesign of business
                                   processes to achieve dramatic improvements in critical, contemporary measures of performance,
                                   such as cost, quality, service, and speed.
                                   Transaction-Processing System: A system that records and collects data related to exchanges
                                   between two parties. This data forms the foundation for all other information system capabilities.
                                   MIS support typically consists of databases, communication networks, and security controls.

                                   2.17 self assessment

                                   Choose the appropriate answers:

                                   1.   TPS stands for:
                                       (a)   Transnational Processing Systems
                                       (b)   Transaction Processing System
                                       (c)   Total Process System

                                       (d)   None of the above
                                   2.   An information system always:
                                       (a)   Requires hardware even if only a pencil.
                                       (b)   Transforms information. to the unit
                                       (c)   Is computer-based.
                                       (d)   None of these

                                   3.   .................... is the main copy of database and is the main operational database for the TPS.
                                       (a)   Report file
                                       (b)   Master file
                                       (c)   Program file

                                       (d)   Work file
                                   4.   MIS work with inputs of
                                       (a)   High Volume Data
                                       (b)   Low Volume Data
                                       (c)   Summary reports

                                       (d)   Senior Managers







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