How to Get Started in Social Media for Art League City
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3. Marketing information system Manufacturing information system Financial information system Human resource information system Environmental information and data Environmental information and data Top-level managers A Firm Without An EIS 16-
4. Environmental Information and data Environmental Information and data Marketing information system Manufacturing information system Financial information system Human resource information system Executive information system A Firm With An EIS 16-
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12. How Minzberg’s CEOs Spent Time Legend: Interpersonal Communication Desk Work 22% Unscheduled Meetings 10% Telephone Calls 6% Scheduled Meetings 59% Tours 3% 16-
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14. HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH AVG LOW AVG LOW AVG LOW AVG LOW Bank CEO Vice President of Tax The Volume of Information Reaching the Executives 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Retail Chain CEO Insurance President Vice President of Finance AVG LOW Number of Transactions 16-
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16. Vice President of tax Bank CEO Value Percentage of transactions The Value of Information Reaching Executives 16-
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18. Environment Upper levels The executive Committees Internal support units and individuals 1 level down 2 levels down 3 levels down 4 levels down Legend: Percentage of total trans- actions Average transaction value 16- The Sources of Information Reaching the Executives .43 3.8 .05 5.2 .20 5.2 .10 5.3 .06 4.3 .02 4.4 .02 7.5 .13 4.6
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21. The Media Pie (in Percentages of Total Transactions) Written Oral Note: Percentages do not add to 1.00 due to rounding Computer Reports (.03) Noncomputer Reports (.09) Memos (.19) Letters (.20) Periodicals (.10) Business Meals (.02) Telephone Calls (.21) Unscheduled Meetings (.06) Scheduled Meetings (.05) Tours (.03) 16-
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23. Information Use by Decisional Role Disturbance handler (.42) Entrepreneur (.32) Resource allocator (.17) Unknown (.06) Negotiator (.03) 16-
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25. Disturbance handler .42 Entrepreneur .32 Resource allocator .17 Negotiator .03 Unknown .06 Environment .43 Lower levels .38 Internal support units & individuals .13 Upper levels .05 Committees .02 Sources of Decisional Information 16-
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30. Personal computer Make corporate information available Information requests Executive database Corporate database Electronic mailboxes Software library Current news, explanations External data and information Information displays Executive workstation Corporate mainframe To other executive workstation To other executive workstation An EIS Model 16-
31. Make corporate information available Information requests Executive database Corporate database Electronic mailboxes Software library Current news, explanations External data and information Information displays Executive workstation Corporate mainframe To other executive workstation To other executive workstation An EIS Model 16-
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33. MEDIAL INTERNATIONAL GROUP MIG Product Profitability Analysis Magazines in Europe have been performing poorly. While sales are up, production costs have soared. This is due to the labor disputes in the pulp and paper industry. Starting next month, costs should be back in line with earlier projections. Actual Planned Variance %Variance Newspapers 1,421,709 1,559,184 (137,475) (8.82) Magazines 490,855 518,687 (27,832) (5.37) Periodicals 1,912,564 2,077,872 (165,308) (7.96) x 1 0 0 An Information Display That Includes a Computer-Generated Narrative Explanation 16-
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35. SALES - $ IN MILLIONS AS OF NOVEMBER 1994 SOURCE GLORIA YANDERS BILL BLASS SALES CURRENT HISTORY YEAR TO DATE OVER/ UNDER MB PROGRAM ACTUAL THIS MO LAST MO HERC $861.4 $30.7 $59.1 C-5B 621.9 0.3 4.5 OTHER 398.7 12.9 10.1 TOTAL $1,882.0 $43.9 $44.4 YEAR-END FORECAST CURRENT FORECAST Y-L O/U MB YR CURRENT O/ U PRIOR $949.8 $28.6 95 $2102.6 $ 8.0 699.0 1.2 96 2400.0 105.0 458.8 13.6 97 3130.0 98.0 $2107.6 $43.4 98 3390.0 58.0 99 2110.0 281.0 COMMENTS FAVORABLE VARIANCE PRIMARILY DUE TO TWO ADDITIONAL HERCULES SALES FORECAST BUDGET ACTUAL 16-
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39. Prerequisite Activities for the EIS Purchasing and Performance Systems Information technology standards Information needs Analysis of Organization Information Systems Plan Corporate data model EIS 16-
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