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Quality of output depends on quality of input
-- MIS depends upon TPS & hence TPS limitations will be limited to MIS
-- Can be used to solve only structured problems
-- Provides output based on quantitative data
-- Does not allow user to use judgement for problem solutions
-- MIS are available as function-based MIS & this may lack tight integration among functions
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1. Highly sensitive and requires constant monitoring 2. Budgeting of Budgeting extremely difficult 3. Lack of flexibility to update itself 4. Lots of time required to construct or prepare MIS 5. Constant training required. 6. In depth study or required training has to be carried out before designing the software.
**The limitations of MIS may be stated as,**
--The MIS is as good as its design-MIS if designed in an improper manner does not serve the management and hence is of little relevance.
--The MIS is as good as its users-if the users do not know how to leverage the information available from MIS then MIS is of little use.
--The MIS is no good if the basic data is obsolete and outdated (for example, MIS will only facilitate garbage with information and in about garbage-out-process)
--- Provides output based on quantitative data
-- Does not allow user to use judgement for problem solutions
-- MIS are available as function-based MIS & this may lack tight integration among functions.
-- Complex & costly process.
1.MIS incorporates a wide variety of knowledge areas.
2.Both technology and technology-related products are evolving at an extremely fast and unpredictable pace,
3.Many of the terma used in MIS environments ate imprecise and controversial,
4.MIS problems often are not east to define or structure,
5.The body of knowledge in MIS is relatively recent and scarce
-- Quality of output depends on quality of input
-- MIS depends upon TPS & hence TPS limitations will be limited to MIS
-- Can be used to solve only structured problems
-- Provides output based on quantitative data
-- Does not allow user to use judgement for problem solutions
Limitations of MIS
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1.MIS incorporates a wide variety of knowledge areas.
2.Both technology and technology-related products are evolving at an extremely fast and unpredictable pace,
3.Many of the terma used in MIS environments ate imprecise and controversial,
4.MIS problems often are not east to define or structure,
5.The body of knowledge in MIS is relatively recent and scarce
6.A lack of rapport often exists between MIS personnel and management and also between MIS personnel and users
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> LIMITATIONS OF MIS
-- Quality of output depends on quality of input
-- MIS depends upon TPS & hence TPS limitations will be limited to MIS
-- Can be used to solve only structured problems
-- Provides output based on quantitative data
-- Does not allow user to use judgement for problem solutions
-- MIS are available as function-based MIS & this may lack tight integration among functions.
-- Complex & costly process.
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LIMITATIONS OF MIS
1. Highly sensitive and requires constant monitoring 2. Budgeting of Budgeting extremely difficult 3. Lack of flexibility to update itself 4. Lots of time required to construct or prepare MIS 5. Constant training required. 6. In depth study or required training has to be carried out before designing the software. 7.Organizational change: Difficult to adapt in new settings for Human resource i.e. Employees. 8. Quality and reliability of the available information. 9. The expense to create and implement an MIS, 10. Training time for employees, 11. Capturing wrong or incomplete information. 12.Sometimes when the information is wrong, it create chaos in organisation
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