information systems planning
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this presentations covers various steps that sre being involved during the planning of an information system for an organization.TRANSCRIPT
Information systems planning
• Planning terminology-mission: it is a broad enduring statement giving the organizations “reason for being”.
• objectives-:are desired future positions and destinations the organizations intends to reach in order to fulfill its mission.
• Strategies-it’s a general direction in which an objective is to be sought .
• Policies-is a general guideline that directs and constraints decision –making within an organization.
THE NOLAN STAGE MODEL
• Stage 1-initiation stage-in this, the technology is placed in the organization's
• few applications in the organization are computerized
• Stage-2 expansion stage-rapid and uncontrolled growth in the number and variety of IT applications take place
• Stage-3 formalization or control stage because in this stage organizations gain control over the technology’s resources by implementing formal control processes and standards.
Stage-4
• Nolan has described this growth stage as maturity or integration stage as by this stage organizations gain sufficient experience and maturity in IS/IT applications.
• In this stage, applications are integrated ,controls are adjusted.
• Planning is well established and so, we call this stage as the stage of perfection also.
Stage 5-integration stage
• In this the use of new technology increases rapidly, providing new benefits.
• Stage 6-data administration, in this controls are further lowered to encourage development of systems which contribute to strategic advantage of the organization.
• Stage 7-in the enhance growth model this stage is termed as the maturity stage which indicates the application portfolio is complete and matches the objectives of the org.
4 stage model of IS planning
• 1.Strategic planning
• A) derivation from the organizational plan
• B) Strategic fit with organizational culture
• C) Strategy set transformation
2.Information requirement analysis
• A) Define underlying organizational requirements
• B) Develop sub system matrix
• C) Define and evaluate information requirements for organizational sub-systems
3.Resource allocation
• A) Return on investment
• B) Charge out
• C) Portfolio approach
• D) Steering committees
4.Project planning
• A)milestones
• B)critical path method
• C)gantt chart
Organization structure of MIS
• Should be located in the overall structure of the organization
• A) as a part of financial department
• B)MIS under direct control of chairman
• C)MIS as a distinct function.