IS Flashcards

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WHAT IS METADATA

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data about data

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Examples of metadata

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  • Extensible Markup Language (XML)
  • Tag based language to describe metadata
  • User can define own tags
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3
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why metadata

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Making data more comprehensible to humans and
computers.
* Easy to share information between companies
and/or people

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what is system

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A system is a set of elements. These elements are
related to each other and, possibly, to elements
from the universe of discourse and are joined for a
specific purpose.”

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5
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executive support system

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long term , strategical systems , profit planning

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7
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management level systems

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management information systems
decision support systems
like sales management

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8
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transaction processing system

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operational level systems

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8
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characteristics of OLTP , ERP

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processes: well structured, unambiguous, routinely
– decisions: short term, occur frequently, little uncertainties
– users: clerks, cashiers, sales assistants, etc.
– required information: easy to determine, independent of
individual, well structured, and from within organization

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Tactical Information Systems

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processes: less routinely
– decisions: mid term, less often, more uncertainties/risks
– users: middle management
– required information: operational level + data warehouse, less
easy to determine, dependent of individual and moment, less
well structured, need for external information increases

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Decision Support Systems

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management level: data analysis for decision making
– input: data – low volume and data warehouses,
analytical models, data analysis tools
– processing: interactive, simulation
– output: special reports, decision analysis, answers to
specific queries
– users: middle and executive managers

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Strategic Information Systems

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processes: unstructured, less unambiguous, occasionally
– decisions: concerning long term, rather incidental and irregular
character, much uncertainty and/or risk
– users: C-level executives (CEO, CFO, CIO, etc.)
– required information: very hard to determine, strongly
dependent of individual, highly less structured and occurs
particularly in the company’s environment

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COMPONENTS OF Executive Support Systems

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– communication and calculations at strategic level
– input: external and internal aggregated data
– processing: graphical, simulation, interactive
– output: projections, answer to queries
– users: top-level managers, board of directors

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13
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Amazon Prime Air is a technology that

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uses drones to deliver packages to customers.

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14
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What IT technology are airports nowadays using for bag tracing and management

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RFID technology.

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15
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Amazon’s recommender system decides which products to recommend past on your past purchases and browsing history. This is an example of an

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DSS system.

16
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If a supermarket finds that bugles crisps and goat cheese are often purchased together, then this is an example of

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Knowledge.

17
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PayPal could be considered as an example of an

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OLTP system.

18
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A rule that says that birthdate should be expressed as dd/mm/yyyy is an example of

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Metadata.

19
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Using XML allows us

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easy to share information between companies such as product catalogues and purchase orders.

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