This document presents information on management information systems (MIS), including their definition, advantages, disadvantages, and pitfalls. An MIS combines management processes, information, and systems to provide processed data to managers. Key advantages include time savings, accuracy, timeliness, low implementation costs, and competitive advantages. However, MIS also has disadvantages like high initial investment, inflexibility to changes, and needing specialized users. Pitfalls include power outages, lack of knowledge, unstable management, and improper communication channels. Overall, while MIS provides benefits, organizations must use it properly and overcome potential pitfalls to realize its full value in decision making.
3. MIS is basically a combination of three things.
1. Management which is an on-going process of
planning, organising , staffing, directing and
controlling.
2. Information is a collection of data given to one
person in a very process manner.
3. System is a collection of various components
which work together to achieve a specific goal.
4. Together MIS is that system
which offers the processed
information in a systematic way as
per the requirement of the level of
manage and restore it. And
become very useful for future use.
11. 1.Power supply
2.Lack of knowledge
3.Unstable management
4.Threat from outside
5.Improper communication channel
6.Management has to specify the
requirements at the beginning of MIS
software
13. Since MIS is totally based on electronic
thing and has many advantages but lastly
we come into conclusion that MIS is very
important tool for that decision makingand
it is used properly due to its demand in every
level of management and also management as
a whole. Its barrier on the pitfalls canbe
overcome by its proper and optimum use.
