It plays a vital role for the services to be delivered to the customers efficiently

This are the input in output devices of and MIS. Tangible in nature, this includes computers or desktops, laptops, video monitors, magnetic disk drives… and others necessary for the system to function accordingly

These includes those programs and applications that convert data into machine-readable language. This or not tangible in nature example of these are operating system programs, payroll programs, word, processing program, and spreadsheet programs

This refers to raw details to produce desired information or facts and figures entered into computers for processing. Example of these are customer records, inventory databases, product, descriptions, and employee files

These are a set of guidelines to be followed to use the other components effectively and efficiently. Without standard procedures, the use of the other components may create confusion for the user

These are the users which may include computer experts, executives, managers, analysts, programmers, database managers, and many other computer professionals

it refers to the study of people, technology, organizations and the relationships between them. It is a people oriented field, with and emphasis on service through technology.

These cards can be sorted and counted which were called the punch-cards.

is a form of a business transaction involving either a manufacturer ora wholesaler and a retailer

It is the sale of products or services by a company to the target individual customers or guests for a profit

it makes information available to users, who in some ways or another, have similar needs

The one can monitor the company as a whole so they could see how the business is doing

What year automation emerged in the form of tabulating cards?

Tabulating cards can be sorted and counted which were called the

is the lifeblood of the tourism and hospitality industry

In what year the using of punch-card system did not entirely disappear until

In what year developed into powerful systems in its own right in many organizations causing the displacement of midsized and small computers

This does not mean that only the top-level managers are allowed to use it. Others who may need it for whatever valid reason can also access it

For the hospitality and tourism industry this feature is important

For starting business organizations, purchasing a small version of a system is understandable.This is possible with MIS, this can be either increasing data capabilities,more valued system features and the likes that can be added to the initial system

This means that the primary MIS can be connected to, or integrated with, those other systems within the organization, Thsi then enables changes to data from different sources and multiple locations, thus allowing further use of the system

Users of MIS determine the types of reports they will need, using specific templates available in the system. The user should prompt the system of the data required, insert that data into the correct template, and then print the report for management use

Storing data for organizations would be difficult without a system, considering the complexity of the business operation, hotel, for instance,data storage will be a challenge

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