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Importance Of MIS In Organizations


In today's scenario MIS plays a pivotal role in Organizations. Organizations worldwide makes extensive use of MIS.Its desgined by the top management of an organization, is a tool to assembling & accumulating facts & figures of all the important business processes.
MIS is a very vast topic , its very difficult to cover the whole in one article. Thus here are some of the major importance / advantages of MIS in organizations:
  • The organization that uses MIS is able to record ,process, route & tabulate all important business transactions. As & when need arises the organization is able to incorporate the needed changes & improvements in the area of concern.
  • MIS facilitates informed DECISION MAKING.It usuallly represents a number of options from which one can choose the best.
  • The top management ANALYSES whether its resources are being utillized optimally.
  • A TWO WAY COMMUNICATION FLOW is greatly enhanced by the MIS. The management freelytells the jobv responsibilities to its employees.The employees in return discuss their doubts & grievances.
  • MIS supports the planning & controlling function of managers in the organization.Managers use past/historical data as well as the current data to analyse the performance & hence apply controlling measures.
  • MIS encourages DECENTRALISATION in the organisation.Decentralisationis possible when there's a system to measure operations at the lower levels.
  • It brings COORDINATION.It facilitates integration of specialized activities by keeping each department aware of the problems & requirements of other departments.

Hence, in some way MIS keeps the organization binded.

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shweta said…
really it is helpful thanks
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saloni789 said…
very helpful ...:)
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