Management Information Systems

What does MIS stand for?

• Management Integration System

• Management Information System

• Marketing Information System

• Monitoring Information System

What is the primary objective of an MIS?

• To process transactions

• To generate and provide information for decision-making

• To manage customer relationships

• To optimize hardware performance

Which of the following is NOT a component of an MIS?

• Hardware

• Software

• Data

• Marketing Strategy

Which of the following systems supports day-to-day operations by processing business transactions?

• Decision Support System (DSS)

• Transaction Processing System (TPS)

• Executive Information System (EIS)

• Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Which component of MIS handles the data entry, storage, and processing?

• Procedures

• Hardware

• Networks

• Software

What is the function of the Decision Support System (DSS) within an MIS?

• Handle routine transactions

• Assist in complex decision-making

• Maintain customer data

• Manage supply chains

Which type of MIS is primarily used by top executives for strategic decision-making?

• Executive Information System (EIS)

• Transaction Processing System (TPS)

• Decision Support System (DSS)

• Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Which of the following is a key benefit of using MIS in an organization?

• Increasing data redundancy

• Automating decision-making

• Enhancing data accuracy and efficiency

• Limiting data access to top management only

The software component of MIS is responsible for:

• Data entry and communication

• Running applications and generating reports

• Storing physical information

• Designing marketing strategies

Which type of data does MIS use to support decision-making?

• Only structured data

• Only unstructured data

• Both structured and unstructured data

• Only external market data