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eBusiness and MIS Course Overview

This document introduces an eBusiness course, including the instructor's background and overview of topics to be covered such as concepts, applications, and the grading rubric. It also discusses the relationship between eBusiness and management information systems (MIS), defining eBusiness as capturing, transferring, storing and accessing information electronically using the Internet. Students are assigned to provide an example comparing the MIS and eBusiness perspectives.

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eBusiness and MIS Course Overview

This document introduces an eBusiness course, including the instructor's background and overview of topics to be covered such as concepts, applications, and the grading rubric. It also discusses the relationship between eBusiness and management information systems (MIS), defining eBusiness as capturing, transferring, storing and accessing information electronically using the Internet. Students are assigned to provide an example comparing the MIS and eBusiness perspectives.

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E Business

Instructor: Sufian Mazhar

Introductions

Introductions 1
Course & Personal
Introductions
 Personal

 Intro to the course


 Concepts to knowledge, Application
 Course Outline
 Grading rubric

Introductions 2
Personal….
Education
Telecom, Entertainment, Banks, F&B,
Consulting, logistics - ecommerce and
systems background

Introductions 3 eB
eBusiness and MIS?
• What are the differences and
commonalities between e-Business and
MIS?

MIS
MIS = eB

eB
Forward looking…..

Introductions 4
What is eBusiness?
Basic paradigms in e Business:
• Capture, transfer, storage and access
– medium of communication between various business roles/
users is electronic (capture, transfer, storage and retrieval)
– Internet is the “gluing” revolutionary medium

• E for intelligence!

Chapter 1

Introductions 5
Assignment # 1
MIS and e-Business – an example
identified and elaborated.
Introduction
System
MIS perspective
E business perspective

Introductions 6

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