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Samenvatting Information Management (X_401085)
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Summary of the course Information Management given at the VU University Amsterdam
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Information and Information systems •
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and distribute information I. critical success
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group components
to produce information .
providing businesses
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components of an Information system are hardware , with the information
software data and and
, , processes , people processes
necessary to under -
Strategic Planning and IS stand and track
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every organization has an overall direction ,
there is a customer 's behaviour
for
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day activities a re performed to achieve the main customer relationship
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purpose the organization management
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Two models of
industry competitive business information
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structure strategy processes systems Internal
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of
growth
the organization does business I. The Nolan model
strategic system alters
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way an
most be effective competitor I The Earl model
systems enable to
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an
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company ,
.
however ,
it is difficult to maintain a competitive advantage
, The Five Forces Model
barriers to entry
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entrants
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power
rivalry power customers
suppliers
electronic switching
data inter -
costs
change EDI
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prevent by threats of substitute
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switching costs or
products or services
better products
Information
quality Information systems
.
and the use of is very important in current
business settings
Information
systems may create competitive advantage
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Information Systems and the Internet
Introduction to e- Business and e- Commerce
technology business processes ,
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web can be used to improve enhance communication , and
perform business transactions security
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potential areas in the business a re production processes , customer -
focused processes ,
and internal
processes
management
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commerce is
any exchange of or is
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information
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facilitated by the use of and communication technologies
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types activities C2C
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commerce :
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E- shops are virtual storefronts that sell products and services online
E- malls provide of
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a common interface to the participants
range
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is the process obtaining ,
and
fulfilment
equipment from Identifying a business need
through the Of contract
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