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Lecture 10: Information Systems
Management



Study questions
Q1: What are the functions and organization
of the IS department?
Q2: How do organizations plan the use of IS?
Q3  What tasks are necessary for managing
computing infrastructure?
Q4  What tasks are necessary for managing
enterprise applications?
Q5: What are the advantages and
disadvantages of outsourcing?
Q6: What are your user rights and
responsibilities?

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Q1: What are the functions
and organization of the IS
department?

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Functions of the IS Department?


Plan use of IS to accomplish
organizational goals and strategy.



Manage outsourcing relationships.



Protect information assets.



Develop, operate, and maintain the
organization’s computing
infrastructure.



Develop, operate, and maintain
applications.

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How Is the IS Department
Organized?

Source: Textbook [1], page 375

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How Is the IT Department Organized?


Chief Information Officer (CIO)





Technology office





Principal manager
Reports to CEO, COO, or CFO
Head: Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
Investigates new information systems

technologies for possible application at
organization

Operations


Manages computing infrastructure

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How Is the IT Department Organized?


Development





Outsourcing relations




Manages process of creating new
information systems
Maintains existing system

Handles affairs with outsourced systems

Data administration staff functions


Establishes data standards and data
management practices and policies

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Q2: How do organizations
plan the use of IS?

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Planning the Use of IS?

Source: Textbook [1], page 378

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Align information systems with
organisational strategy


Maintaining alignment: a continuing
process


strategies change



Organization changes: merge, expand,
shrink

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Communicate issues to the
executive group



CIO provides the IS perspective during
discussions of problem solutions,
proposals and new initiatives.




For example:


when considering a merger need to
consider integration of ISs in the merged
entities during evaluation of merger
opportunity.

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Develop priorities and enforce them
within the IS department



CIO must ensure that priorities consistent with
overall organisational strategy are developed
and communicated to IS department.



Must also ensure that IS department evaluates
proposals and projects for using new
technology in light of those communicated
priorities.


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Sponsor the steering committee
Steering committee


A group of senior managers from major
business functions, which works with the CIO
to set IS priorities and decide among major IS
projects and alternatives



Provides a forum where IS personnel can
discuss potential IS initiatives and directions
with the user community



Provides a forum where users may express
their needs, frustrations and other issues they
may have with the IS department.

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Q3  What tasks are necessary
for managing computing
infrastructure?

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Managing computing infrastructure


Align Infrastructure Design with
Organizational Structure



Example:

Source: Textbook
[1], page 382

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Managing computing infrastructure?



Create, Operate, and Maintain
Computing Infrastructure








infrastructure for end-user computing.
Networks
data centers, data warehouses, and data
marts.

Establish Technology and Product
Standards
Track Problems and Monitor Resolutions
Manage Computing Infrastructure Staff

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Q4 What Tasks Are Necessary
for Managing Enterprise

Applications?

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Managing Enterprise Applications


Develop New Applications



Maintain (Legacy) Systems


A legacy information system is one that has
outdated technologies and techniques but is still
used, despite its age.



Adapting Systems to Changing Requirements



Tracking User Problems and Monitoring Fixes



Integrate Enterprise Applications


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Managing Enterprise Applications



Manage Development Staff
Administer Data


Define Data Standards






Data standards are definitions, or metadata, for data
items shared across the organization. They describe the
name, official definition, usage, relationship to other
data items, processing restrictions, version, security
restrictions, format, and other features of data items that
are shared across the organization.

Maintain the Data Dictionary
Define Data Policies

Plan for Disaster Recovery

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Q5 – What are the advantages
and disadvantages of
outsourcing?

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Advantages of outsourcing
Popular Reasons for
Outsourcing IS
Services

Source: Textbook [1], page 390

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Disadvantages of outsourcing
Outsourcing Risks


Source: Textbook [1], page 393

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Q6 What Are Your User Rights
and Responsibilities?

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User Rights

Source: Textbook [1], page 395

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User Responsibilities

Source: Textbook [1], page 395


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