Operational Information System (Back End Implementation)

Abstract

Every Orgahiz<1tiqn w<mts <1 better w<1y to st<1y in touch with its field staff and 8 secure method to qui ~kl y distribute con'liclential information so that only employees could see it. . . "According to recent esiinwt es, . approx i,mately 1.50 new business web sites a·re being established each clay. , Although impressive, these estimates mi ss mi import ant source of significant growth in web use· and development - " (0/S)": an internal organizational web, providing sectt re COllllllltni C<ltion <llld clCCCSs ibility to a wide variety . of digital ·organizati01wl inlornwtion resources, <lllCl is crdl ecl intranet in term of internet technologies. What are the problems invo lved in des igning <111 cl prototyping an OIS for a large organization? This proposa l begins with a discussion of.the concept of the OIS, comparing and contrasting it with int emet, allCI presents an argument for its V8lue based on a techni c<) l <1 ncl inform ation management: considerations.