INFORMATION SYSTEM

The Potential Contribution Of Automatically Generated Summaries To A Corporate Knowledge/ Information System

The Potential Contribution Of Automatically Generated Summaries To A Corporate Knowledge/ Information System

Introduction

In the modern age, information is correct, quick and timely manner is one of the complications to achieving success. Information systems used in virtually all areas, especially in business. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate and make this management report.

The title of this report, "Data, information and information systems" In the report, will have enough material to understand the contextual analysis. The material consists of two correlative cases. One of the cases is to focus on the database, which is about database management systems to help companies gain a better understanding of customers. In another case, is based in two major automakers in the U.S. automobile industry, which Chrysler and General Motors. This case is talking about how these two corporations to improve their information systems. Then, as new systems to help organizations get out of the recession and the automotive industry began to make a profit.

Approach on the subject to find existing cases, the cases on the basis of the analysis. The subject of this report is to make critical statements about information systems. The report is based on intensive analysis and critical comments. During the development of case analysis will be used to support the analysis. In addition, graphs and tables will also be used in the relevant section. For example, the American slang to neck (to kiss and caress) was originally student cant; flattop (an aircraft carrier) was originally navy jargon; and pineapple (a bomb or hand grenade) was originally criminal argot. Such words did not, of course, change their sound or meaning when they became slang. Many slang words, such as blizzard, mob, movie, phone, gas, and others, have become informal or standard and, of course, did not change in sound or meaning when they did so. In fact, most slang words are homonyms of standard words,

Context

This section gives two cases in which "National Westminster Insurance Systems" and "Chrysler and GM: organization, technology and business processes in the U.S. automotive industry." Detailed cases in the following wording:

In the first case, a reference to this example is shown in the annex to this report. (See an example of National Westminster Insurance System, 1999 and D. Chaffee, pg.10)

NatWest Insurance Services (NWIS) is a company that is one of the largest independent insurance brokers in the UK. However, the organization has many different operating systems, information has never been in a timely manner and management has never received what they really wanted. Because of this, they must build a new operating system and use the information they wanted.

Case Summary

According to the case, the first prototype of the NWIS using data from the department of "consumer complaints" to prove the concept of transferring data from one system to another, and then questioning it. Prototype to solve some problems, as well as attention shifted companies that the movement of data with data ...