Introduction In todays’ modern technological advancements, people have made a leap from the old ways of dealing things to the new one. Ranging from personal use to big industries, the use of computer technology proved to be one of the many vital uses of todays’ state of the art advancements. An information system (IS) “is a system composed of people and computers that processes or interprets information.” According to Hornung (n.d.), the term is also applicable to only the software that is used to run the computerized database. Many businesses nowadays embed information systems towards firms to make tasks easier. Information system proves lots of benefits towards a firm, such that the researcher has picked out three of the most common systems …show more content…
According to Joshi (2013), realizing that a firm is doing well and how well is pleasant towards the management level of the business. Strengths and weaknesses together can teach a firm to be successful. Strengths and weaknesses basically depend on the business. Strengths could be internal (High-performing employee, trending item to be sold and others) or external (Good business location, no competition and others). Moreover, just like the strength. The weaknesses still share the same characteristics as the strength. Could either be internal (Employees conflicting against each other, outdated items and others.) or external (Lots of competitors, bad location and …show more content…
One such product of technology is the information system. This study primarily tackles the regime of information systems and its very own benefits towards businesses. Furthermore, the beneficial factors of a system could garner three or more, but for the purpose of convenience, the researcher has chosen the three important factors. All three factors focus on the beneficial side that an IS could give. (1) Efficiency of the system towards the objectives of the business. Such that the system should enable the business to complete day to day tasks with ease and allow for the door of productivity within the firm. (2) Reliability of the system against internal and external problems within the business. Internal problems involves software failure, network failure, power failure and others. while on the other hand, external problem could be from natural disasters, hacker and etc. (3) Consistency of the system could be internal and external. Internal, such as the consistency of the interface, implications and others., and external, such as the ability of the system to recognize