Class Information Systems

The strategic impact of information systems (IS) on organizations is associated with the continuous evolution of information technologies and systems, as well as the dynamic and competitive environment that organizations face. Information Systems are composed of all interrelated components that collect, process, store and distribute data or information to support the control and decision-making in an organization. In this sense, the curricular unit includes a set of important factors that allow the development of strategic management for organizations, from the definition of the types of information systems, the modeling and characteristics of tools for information systems, organizational solutions of information technologies to support information systems and the importance of extracting data knowledge, for the management, creation of standards and forecasts, as well as generating value at the organizational and social level.

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Information Systems: Data, Information and Knowledge Functions and types of Information Systems Types of Information Systems Database Management System (DBMS) Decision and Business Support Information Systems Information Technology (IT) Information Systems - Modeling: Modeling systems with UML Office Design, Production and Automation Training and Teaching Strategic Systems Safety and ethics Organizational IT solutions to support IS: Business Intelligence ERP- Enterprise Resource Planning SCM - Supply Chain Management CRM- Costumer Relationship Management Big Data & Analytics Systems Data Knowledge Extraction: Transactional Systems - OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) Data Extraction (Extração de Dados) ETL - Extract, Transform & Load Wharehouse Date Data Warehouse and OLAP Systems, Multidensional Model and Online Analytical Processing KDD Data Mining Business Intelligence

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