Information System And Its Importance In Organizations: Case Study Of La General Hospital

Information systems (IS) are sets of components that are organized in a way that supports the execution of some function(s) (The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering IEEE, 1990). Nickerson (2000) does not limit the components to being only technical – such as computers and code – but sees that the people, the processes, and the information are also parts of an information system. The amount of information in organizations is heavily increasing and it has become vitally important to efficiently manage and share information inside the organization (Anna, 2009). Companies have to be swift in adopting new technology in order to remain competitive in a continuously developing business environment. This is where information systems (IS) come into play. Companies and other organizations are investing great sums in introducing information systems in the organization hoping to be able to make business more efficient and information sharing smooth (Anna, 2009). But are these expectations fulfilled? The reality is that companies often fail to get the enhanced business value out of the IS investment. The general notion is that introducing an information system is mostly just an expensive endeavor and the actual benefits are marginal.

For full Version of this project Contact SAMUEL KWAKU OBENG

SAMVEN'S RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY UNIT LIMITED
P.O.BOX GP18174, ACCRA
Location: Nungua-ACCRA, BEHIND THE WASHING BAY, NEAR NUNGUA KANTAMANTO/BARRIER

Email: [email protected]
Tel: 0244085917/0285312881
Our Services
Market/Any Business and Educational Research
Business Forecast
Data Analysis
Business Plan/Proposal
Thesis/Dissertation/Project Work Training
Research Training
Research Software Training (e.g. SPSS)
Graphic Designs
Website Designing and Hosting
Video Editing and Photo Slides Making
Document Burning on CD /DVD
Printing Press
And Any other Business and Educational Consultancy