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1 ISM 50 - Business Information Systems Lecture 4 Instructor: John Musacchio UC Santa Cruz April 7, 2005
2 Announcements Forum working now Previous posts were not lost. Read Ch3.1 thru 3.3 and Frito Lay case study for Monday Remember we will have 3 unannounced quizzes this quarter Business paper groupings done
3 Student Presentation Eric Jergenson
4 Review from last class What is a business process? A designed succession of actions to the accomplish of some result in a business. Example Order Fulfillment
5 A Business Process Customer Order Sales Take Order Enter Order Print Invoice Business Functions Finance Inventory Control Warehousing Credit Check Check Stock Print Packing list Find Goods Ship Tell Mfg. to make order
6 Cross Functional Process A business process that crosses over multiple functions Are all business processes cross functional?
7 A business process within a function Example: Channel Selection Process within Marketing function Find sales by channel Data for similar products New Product idea Conduct Focus Group Studies Mine Demographic data Combine information Make decision
8 What is Business Process Reengineering? A fundamental rethinking and redesign of business processes Minor improvement to a business process is often called streamlining the business process
9 Business Process Example Customer Order Sales Take Order Enter Order Print Invoice Business Functions Finance Inventory Control Warehousing Credit Check Check Stock Print Packing list Find Goods Ship Tell Mfg. to make order
10 A Streamlined Business Process Customer Order Automatic Credit Check Sales Take Order Enter Order Print Invoice Business Functions Finance Inventory Control Warehousing Credit Check Check Stock Print Packing list Find Goods Ship Tell Mfg. to make order
11 A Reengineered Business Process Customer Order On web Sales Automatic Credit Check Automatic Checking of Stock Business Functions Finance Inventory Control Warehousing Print Packing list And invoice Find Goods Ship Inform Mfg. to replenish stock
12 Porter Competitive Model? What is it? A model to help understand the competitive environment in which a company operates. What are the 5 forces? Intra-Industry Competition Bargaining power of Suppliers Bargaining power of Customers Substitutes Threat of New Entrants.
13 Porter Competitive Model Education Industry Universities Potential New Entrants Foreign Universities Shift in Strategy by Universities or Companies Bargaining Power of Suppliers Faculty Staff Equipment and Service Suppliers Alumni Foundations Governments IT Vendors Intra-Industry Rivalry SBU: UCSC Rivals: UC campuses, CSU, Private universities, Community Colleges Substitute Products and Services Internet Distance Learning Books and Videotapes Computer-Based Training Company Education Programs Bargaining Power of Buyers Students Parents Businesses Employers Legislators
14 Example: Usefulness of Porter Model Bob wants to start a dentist office However, bob did not go to dental school Bob will hire the dentist and other staff Is this a good model? New Entrants Suppliers Dentist (Alice) Bob s Dentist Office Substitutes Buyers No! Dentist has too much bargaining power, she could always go into business For herself.
15 Example: Usefulness of Porter Model Suppose Alice, who is a dentist, opens an office New Entrants Dental School Graduates Dentists moving in from other regions Suppliers Staff Hygienists Intra-industry rivals SBU: Alice s Dentist Office Other local dentist offices Substitutes Alternative Medicine? Buyers Public in general Insurance companies Those wanting cosmetic dentistry
16 Primary Porter Strategies In economics you will learn a market where Product is a commodity Firms all have the same production costs New firms can enter market at no cost ( free entry ) profits are driven to zero. Consequently Firms need to Differentiate and/or Achieve Cost leadership
17 Porter Supporting Strategies Innovation Can reduce costs and or differentiate Growth Help offset fixed costs Establish reputable brand (differentiate) Alliances Achieve more complete solution (differentiate) Integration of each others technology may reduce costs
18 Can Information Systems: 1. Build barriers to prevent a company from entering an industry? 2. Build in costs that would make it difficult for a customer to switch to another supplier? 3. Change the basis for competition within the industry? 4. Change the balance of power between a company and its customers or suppliers? 5. Provide the basis for new products and services?
19 Porter s Value Chain The Competitive Model deals with the environment within which a company competes The Value Chain addresses the flow of a product through the organization. It starts with the original idea in research and tracks its progress all the way to the customers.
20 Generic Value Chain SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FIRM INFRASTRUCTURE HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT INBOUND LOGISTICS OPERATIONS OUTBOUND LOGISTICS MARKETING AND SALES SERVICE PRIMARY ACTIVITIES
21 Value Chain Purpose A way of classifying a companies activities and how they help deliver value to customer. A framework for evaluating decisions like outsourcing, or deployment of IT.
22 Examples of IT Supporting Value Chain
23 Other terms in Chapter 2 Agile Company Ability to prosper in rapidly changing environment Some good examples in O Brien ch2 Virtual company Uses IT to link people, organizations, assets, etc. Linked to Business partners
24 Other terms in Chapter 2 Explicit knowledge That which can be written down Tacit Knowledge That which is can not be written down Example: How to Ride a bicycle. Much of a company s value is in its knowledge Patents, documents Tacit knowledge in employee s heads
25 Other terms in Chapter 2 Knowledge-Creating Company Create new business knowledge Disseminate knowledge throughout company Knowledge Management Systems Facilitate this dissemination Often, like a search engine on a company intranet. Aside: might a knowledge management system affect the negotiating power of employees?
26 Cisco ERP Case Study Summary Student Presentation Jason Dea
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