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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

Management Information System (MIS)
The Management Information system (MIS) is a computerized database of different information mostly financial, which is programmed in a manner that it determines regular reports regarding the functions and various organizational operations for every department and function within the company. The system is able to produce special reports as well without difficulty, depending upon the data provided. One of the most important functions of MIS is that gives managers the feedback about their productivity level and performance and provides the senior executives with an opportunity to view Continue reading...

Introduction

Morality and ethical behavior are part of the society. It sets the acceptable standards for the coexistence of people within the society. Different societies have different sets of moral practices that they consider as acceptable. Socio-economic and political development plays an important role in the establishment of moral standards in the community. People owe each other a responsibility of moral care and a sense of selflessness where they can allow them to enjoy their rights and freedoms within the society. Incidences of criminal activity and other behaviors considered anti-social result from the lack of consideration for morals and ethics Continue reading...

Although law and ethics are both concerned with behavior, law is easy to pigeon-hole because it is based on duties prescribed by statute or common law. Some examples of the sources of law are the Constitution, statutes, case law and administrative law. Thus, the intentional killing of another is a violation of the law because the statutes and case law say so. On the other hand, ethics constitute behavior that is commonly accepted by society as conduct that is proper (Class Notes 2015). However, both concepts are intertwined and this is aptly captured and illustrated in the Memorial Medical Continue reading...

Introduction

The Harvard cheating scandal is perhaps one of the most disruptive scandals that rocked not only the Ivy League but also has ripple effects on most academic institutions. This scandal refers to the subject Government 1310 titled ‘Introduction to Congress’ being taught by Professor Matthew B. Platt in the spring class of 2012. Accordingly, nearly half of the 279 students who enrolled in the subject have been accused of academic dishonesty or cheating on their take home exam. While the degree of how the students cheated varied, it was quite clear that most of them have collaborated, an activity Continue reading...

Influencing Change Management

Influencing Change Management

Issues and their analysis

One of the most likely scenarios in the near future is dissatisfied customers. The primary job of any call center is to cater to the need of the customer that calls for an inquiry. Call center is a service oriented organization. A service oriented organization that is not able to provide timely service is in for a serious problem in the near future. If the customers are not getting the service that they desire, then they would ultimately move to another organization that are able to provide what the customer desire. Since most of the employees Continue reading...

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In the past, obesity with children was never much of an issue as it was only adults who faced this condition, however now it is a serious condition amongst children and is increasing at a very quick rate. The reasons for obesity are far-fetched, of course, but the main and most important reason remains the unhealthy and fat-enriched diet that is consumed by children in large amounts on a regular basis. The question arises as to how to children come to know of these foods and wish Continue reading...

This concept refers to a battle that is or is similar to one of a race in Greece that was strong and aggressive with the Olympian gods. Gigantomachy or Gigantomachia is a Greek word meaning fight with Olympian gods. Giant or ‘giantes’ is reference to a race that is known for their strength, being aggressive to the extent of daring the gods to a challenge.
This concept may be taught through the use of images and cartoons of the ‘giantes’ people and some explanation in very simple English language so that they can understand and connect with the history Continue reading...

Introduction

"It isn't enough for a multinational corporation to be socially responsible; they must be a triple bottom line company to meet their ethical obligations." This is true in many global companies mainly because corporate social responsibility mostly involves various ethical and morally accepted procedures that global firms are using in order to promote social welfare and environmental sustainability in regions where they operate (Schmeltz, 2014). In most cases, the majority of services and activities that global firms provide to promote their corporate social responsibility include environmental, social and societal based programs are meant to improve their brand image and Continue reading...

Development of buildings design tools, policies, and guidelines

Sophistication of healthcare facilities makes it difficult to establish protocols for green buildings. That is because it requires the application of quantifying of a high-performance environment requires essential design tools. (Douglas & Douglas, 2004) However, Guenther and Vittori (2008) provides an overview of how the tools have been developed over time. They begin with the time when there were no systems to gauge buildings performance. They also cover the transformation process to date when various design tools, policies, and principles are available and acts as a basis for evaluating buildings performance and enhancing healthcare facilities healing environment.
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1.0 Article summary
Almazan, R. & Gil-Garcia, R. (2011). The role of the CIO in a local government IT strategy: The case of Merida, Yucatan, Mexico.
Holmes, A. (2006). The changing CIO role; How and why your job has changed since the first state of the CIO report in 2002. CIO 19(6), 96-100.
Gendron, M., Banks, D. & Miller, D. (2009). Effective strategic alignment of IT: Implications for the CIO as a member of the C-suite. Asia Pacific Management Review 14(4), 393- 405.
Moghaddasi, H. & Shiekhtaheri, A. (2010). CEO is a vision of the future role and position of Continue reading...