This course offers a course in management information systems and its importance in decision-making, to anyone who wants to gain extensive experience in managing information systems and decision-making ability while taking administrative tasks. Information systems are a set of steps that interact with one another in order to process data and work to transform it into information that can be used for decision making.
Management at all levels needs a large amount of information, each sector needs information and each level needs a special amount of data. Information systems can be defined as a system consisting of people, data logs, manual and non-manual operations.
This system processes data and information in any organization or it’s a set of overlapping elements that work together to collect, process, store and distribute available information on a subject systematically to support decision-making and to support organization, control and analysis in the organization and to build a clear current and future perception of the research.
Management is the process of achieving the goals set by exploiting available resources according to a specific approach and within certain environments, this definition is general and comprehensive and can be applied to individuals and organizations, whether or not that organization is private or public.
This definition includes many elements, including the objectives which are the results to be achieved. This introduces the element of intent and management in the exploitation of resources in order to achieve the desired results, Resources are also important elements of management, including human resources and natural resources such as land and extractions, and the capital supplier in its multiple physical and financial shapes, For a management to be, some resources must be available and the resources are internal environment of the establishment, which can be managed by the organization, are among the elements that must be mentioned in the curriculum and it includes the use of all administrative functions from planning, organizing, controlling and making decisions.