Knowledge management systems refer to all types of IT systems that store and retrieve Knowledge, enhance collaboration, identify sources of Knowledge, store hidden information, obtain and use information or otherwise improve KM processes. If my previous explanation makes the definition of this system ambiguous, it is because there is no consensus about what an information management system is, just as there is no agreement on KM. Besides, because KM is involved in all departments, it is very difficult to draw a line. There are many types of such systems, but in this section I only look at computer-aided decision support systems (hereinafter referred to only as decision support systems). The purpose of this system is to right of entry and manages data. They for the most part work with warehouse of data, utilize online investigative preparing systems and use information mining innovation. The aim is to improve decisions and problem solving by working with managers instead of replacing them. Decision support systems can be valuable tools. To provide information deemed relevant by XXXX XXXXXX, users must XXXXXXXXXXX in XXX development and XXXXXXXXXX development XX XXXXXXXX support XXXXXXX. XXXX involvement XXXX be XXXXXXX XXX XXXX to the content, XXX also XX the XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX organization XX XXXXXXXXXXX. XXXX is needed XX XXXXXX that the XXXXXX XXXXX three success XXXXXXXX for compatibility, clarity, XXX efficiency (Maier, & XXXXXXX, XXXX).
Management Information XXXXXXX consolidate equipment, programming and XXXXXX XXXXX into an XXXXXXXX deal XXXX XXXXX information XX administrators in a configuration XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX, checking, basic XXXXXXXXXX, XXX revealing. XXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX it in a XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX it reachable to XXXXXXX over a XXXX system. Supervisors need XXXXXX XXXXXX XX information to make XXXXX, budgetary, advertising and operational choices. XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX a lot XX XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XX the client, deals information, XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, and money XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX XXX XXXX information, and individual information. Although a lot of this XXXXXXXXXXX is XXX away in independent departmental databases, XXXXXX it XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX get to information XXXXXXX. Management Information XXXXXXX XXXXXXX information from XXXXXX XXX outside the XXXXXXXXXXX. XX XXXXXXXXX a XXXXXX that associates a XXXXX store XXXXXXXX, venders XXX inventory network XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX catch deals and creation information consistently or frequently, XXX XXXXXX on XXXXXXX dependent on additional forward-XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX. In XXXXXXXXXXXXX where gatherings XXX people need to XXXXXX, information XXXXXXXXXX systems help XXXXXX XXXXXX XX joint choices. XXX instance, XXX information management framework in a XXXX gathering XXX give XXX XXXXXXXXXXX access to the equivalent XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXX of whether XXXX XXXX in XXXXXXX areas (XXXXXX, &XXX; Laudon, XXXX).
Business Intelligence is simply a XXXXXXXXXX of systems, XXXXXXXX, and XXXXXXXX that XXX import and XXX XXXXX XXXX streams XX produce XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX that refers XX use XXXXX or XXXXXXXXX. XXX Data is XXX most beautiful word in XXX XXXXXXXX. XXX XXXX XXXXXXX our business XXXXX XXX. Everyone thinks XXX data XX nothing XXXX than XXXXX amounts XX XXXX. XX XX not XXXX a XXXXX XXXXXX of XXXX, but XXXX XXXX structures XXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXX to add value XX XXX organization. Although business information XXX XXX XXXX are XXX ways XX analyze XXX XXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXX can use XX XXXX decisions, XXXX are different. XXXX of them differ in XXX way XXXX analyze XXXX. With Business XXXXXXXXXXXX you can XXXXXXXX answers to business XXXXXXXXXXXX that XX XXXX concerning, and XXXX enormous XXXXXXXXXXX, XX can XXXXXXXX questions XXX XXXXXXX XXXX we don't know up until XXX. Business Intelligence based XX the XXXX of joining every single XXXXXXXX datum sets into one focal server (XXXXXXXXX, XXXXXX, &XXX; vom XXXXXX, XXXX).XXXX information XX broke down in XXXXXXXX XXXX after XXX XXXXXXXXXXX is put away in a stage or XXXXX XXXXXX XXXX Warehouse. Records are composed in a XXXXXX database XXXX XXXXX files and XXXXXXXXXXXX to XXXXXX in XXX storehouse.
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