ระบบสารสนเทศเพื่อการจัดการ 8

1. (System
Development)
Management Information System
Chapter

2. ?
8.
8
8
(System Development Life Cycle:
SDLC)
8 (Prototyping)
8 (End-User
Development)
Management Information System

3. ?
8 (Outsourcing)
8 7 (Application
Software Package)
8.8
(System Implementation)
8.9
Management Information System

4. 8
Management Information System

5. 8
Management Information System
(IT)
•
, , ,
•

6. 8
Management Information System

7. 8
Management Information System
3
1.
2.
(IT
Architecture) ,
,

8. 8
Management Information System

9. 8
Management Information System

10. Management Information System
IS
IS
IS
IS
IS

11. 8
Management Information System
1.
:
:
2.

12. 8
Management Information System
3.
4.

13. 8
Management Information System
5.

14. 8
Management Information System
6.
7.
8.

15. 8 2
Management Information System
(System
Development)
(System Development
Life Cycle),
(Prototyping),
(End-User Development),

16. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
(Methodology)
,
,
Methodology
Objected Oriented

17. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
1. (Systems Investigation)
2. (Systems Analysis)
3. (Systems Design)
4. (Programming)
5. (Testing)
6. (Implementation)
7.
(Operation)

18. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
waterfall approach
SDLC

19. Management Information System
(Systems Investigation)
(Systems Analysis)
(Systems Design)
(Programming)
(Systems Testing)
(Implementation)
&
(Operation & Maintenance

20. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
1. (System Investigatio
1. (Technical
Feasibility)
2.
(Economic Feasibility)

21. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
2. (System Analysis)

22. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
3. (System Design)
- ,
,
(User Interface)
- , ,
,

23. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
3. (System Design)
2
1. (Logical
Systems Design)
, ,
, ,

24. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
3. (System Design)
2
1. (Physical
Systems Design)

25. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
4. (Programming)
(Design
specification)
(Computer code)

26. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
5. (Testing)
(Bugs)
2

27. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
6. (Implementation
4
1. (Parallel)
2. (Direct Conversion)
3.
(Pilot Conversion)
4. (Phased

28. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
6. (Implementation
1. (Parallel)
2. (Direct Conversion)

29. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
6. (Implementation
3.
(Pilot Conversion)
4. (Phased
Conversion)

30. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
7.
1.
(Debugging the program)
2.
3.

31. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
SDLC
1.
2.
3.

32. 8 3
SDLC)
Management Information System
SDLC

33. 8 4
(Prototyping)
Management Information System
(Prototyping)

34. 8 4
(Prototyping)
Management Information System
4
1.
2.
3.
4.

35. 8 4
(Prototyping)
Management Information System
perational Prototype

36. 8 5
(End User Development)
Management Information System

37. 8 5
(End User Development)
Management Information System
1.
2.

38. 8 5
(End User Development)
Management Information System
1.
2.
3.

39. 8 6
(Outsourcing)
Management Information System

40. 8 6
(Outsourcing)
Management Information System
1. :
2. :

41. 8 6
(Outsourcing)
Management Information System
1.
2.
3.

42. 8 6
(Outsourcing)
Management Information System
1.
2.
3.

43. 8 7
(Application software
package)
Management Information System

44. 8 7
(Application software
package)
Management Information System
• (Accounts receivable)
•
• (Computer – aided- design: CAD)
•
•
•
•
•

45. Management Information System
%
(customization)

46. 8 7
(Application software
package)
Management Information System
1.
2.

47. 8 7
(Application software
package)
Management Information System
1.

48. 8 8
(System Implementation)
Management Information System

49. 8 9
Management Information System
(Utilization)
(User
satisfaction)
(Efficiency)
(Effectiveness)

50. 8
Management Information System
 (Factor
Approach)
 (Process
Approach)
 (Open Systems
Approach)
 (Focus
Approach)

51. 8
Management Information System
 (Factor
Approach)
1. (user participation)
2.
3.
(user-designer communication gap)
4. (level of
complexity and risk)

52. (Factor Approach)
Management Information System
(user participation)




53. Management Information System
User characteristics
IS
/
(cognitive factors)
(motivational factors)
IS
• (Type)
• (degree)
•
• (stages)
(organizational climate)

54. (Factor Approach)
Management Information System


55. (Factor Approach)
Management Information System
(user-designer communication gap)


56. (Factor Approach)
Management Information System
(level of
complexity and risk)
 3
1.
2.
3.

57. Management Information System
(MIS Success)
•
•
•
•

58. (Process Approach)
Management Information System

(Organization Change)
(Implementation
process)

dynamic

59. Cooper Zmud
Management Information System
Task characteristics
Technology characteristics
Task complexity
compatibility
Technology complexity
IT Implementation
•Adoption
•Infusion
-

60. (Open
Systems Approach)
Management Information System


(Inter-
organization information systems)

61. Management Information System



62. Management Information System

(traditional systems development
life cycle)
(Prototyping)
(End-user Development)
(outsourcing)

63. Management Information System


64. Management Information System


65. Management Information System

4
(Factor Approach)
(Process
Approach)
(Open system approach)
(Focus approach)