Sunday, January 8, 2012

Information System Management

Despite state-of-the-art IT systems and sophisticated business processes, the volume of paper that assaults the typical enterprise is overwhelming. And nowhere is the problem worse than for college institutions. Requirements of the students and other documents become stack up to an avalanche of documents and files. In today’s competitive business environment, companies are intensely concerned with the quality of their products and services. A successful organization must improve quality in every area including its information system.
Information is the collection of processed raw data. It is one of the main resources for knowing a specific matter and a major product accessible for the next generation to further developed the current situation. Over the centuries, information have played important role in an individual’s progress and as well as for the country’s development. As an individual he must have a strong information infrastructure as his weapon to be able to compete in this challenging world. Likewise, for an organization, information is their tool to further improve the current system.
As one step into the portal of another age a new demand of new level of information arises. In modern society, the task and retrieval of information has been taken over almost entirely by computer system. Planners and policy makers in the government and private sector including the academe and research institutions rely heavily on the information available.
Today, as organizations have evolved, the need for both access to quality intelligence and autonomy at the local level have made it imperative and challenging to manage information assets more effectively, efficiency and wisely. It all pertains to the issue of quality assurance which has become generally important throughout the industrialized world. It has become particularly important for software because of the increasing reliance of business on software and because of the notorious reputation that software enjoys. 

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