logging in or signing up Class 01 - Intro to MIS 301 mabnoob Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 33 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 19, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript INTRODUCTION TO MIS 301 CLASS #1: INTRODUCTION TO MIS 301 CLASS #1 Introduction to Information Technology Management Gray & PattonLearning Names: Learning Names Call me Katie or Mrs. Gray (What’s your preference?) Make name tag Put your name on both sides in BIG PRINT Bring to class each day Consider MENTAL MODELS Fold in half Katie Gray Katie GrayMIS 301 Class #1 Agenda: MIS 301 Class #1 Agenda The changing world of MIS and business Overview of MIS 301 Why take this class?Future IT Golden Age? “A Survey of the IT Industry,” Economist, May 10, 2003: Future IT Golden Age? “A Survey of the IT Industry,” Economist, May 10, 2003Phases of a Disruptive Technology: Phases of a Disruptive Technology Big Bang or Irruption Frenzy or Gilded Age Crash or Turning Point Institutional Adjustment Synergy or Golden Age Maturity Next Big Bang leads to next big surge And the cycle repeats again and again…Disruptive Technology Examples?: Disruptive Technology Examples?Car Disrupts Horse Economy: Car Disrupts Horse EconomyMIS 301: What’s it about? : Car Disrupted Horse Economy Running a horse business in 1900? Scary! Don’t have to understand internal combustion engine But you’d better know the business implications MIS 301: What’s it about? If I'd asked customers what they wanted, they would have said “…a faster horse ” Henry FordCommon to all these products?: Common to all these products? They all have microprocessorsEvolution of Information Systems: Evolution of Information SystemsIT = Strategic Business Value : IT = Strategic Business Value It’s not about the technology—it’s about the INFORMATION IT adds efficiency and competitive advantage, the life blood of success, to every business areaMIS Program Mission: MIS Program Mission The UT MIS BBA Program develops leaders who leverage information technology for strategic business valueFinance Majors Need IT: Finance Majors Need IT Investment bankers will work on IPOs and M&As via technology i-Bankers must understand the role of technology in valuing firms You must also consider tech’s role as part of any investment portfolioAccounting Majors Need IT: Accounting Majors Need IT CPA careers built on technology foundation All accounting records are recorded, stored, and reported by information systems Audit reliability is tied to the reliability of the underlying technology New field of tech auditSupply Chain Majors Need IT: Supply Chain Majors Need IT Technology is central to producing goods and services Quality programs, process redesign, supply chain management, factory automation, and service operations are all technology-centricManagement Majors Need IT: Management Majors Need IT Information systems, when deployed well, enable competitive advantage in any industry Managers make critical IT investments for their companies Managing a global firm means leveraging global technologyMarketing Majors Need IT: Marketing Majors Need IT Today’s marketers inextricably tied to using technology well Rise of social media is blowing apart the marketing landscape Savvy firms use IT to generate sales, improve their reputations, serve customers, and innovateGetting in Touch: Getting in Touch Katie’s Office – CBA 3.408 (on hall next to large escalators next to Legacy Events Room) Katie’s Email: katie.gray@mccombs.utexas.edu Katie’s Office Hours TTh, 11:00-12:00 noon and by appointment Here most afternoons, but email ahead If you work or have class, email 2-3 days in advance with available timesTextbook & Materials: Textbook & Materials Information Systems 1.1 by John Gallaugher Open source textbook Freemium (Web 2.0 model get something free, pay for the premium level) Free to read; pay for print 2. Course Packet (packet) 3. Blackboard readings (BB) 1.1Class PowerPoints: Class PowerPoints Class PPTs loaded to Blackboard Print to take notes if you like Some slides are hidden, as I don’t lecture from them, but you can use them to studyNo Laptop Policy: No Laptop Policy You are adults So are MBAs, but they can’t use laptops MIS 301 policy for all sections NO LAPTOPS Oh, no TEXTING in class eitherBlackboard Class Website: Blackboard Class Website Blackboard http://courses.utexas.edu Enter UT EID Click on 11F Intro to IT Management Announcements, assignments, syllabus, discussion board, lecture slides, email, grades, and more You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Class 01 - Intro to MIS 301 mabnoob Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 33 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 19, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript INTRODUCTION TO MIS 301 CLASS #1: INTRODUCTION TO MIS 301 CLASS #1 Introduction to Information Technology Management Gray & PattonLearning Names: Learning Names Call me Katie or Mrs. Gray (What’s your preference?) Make name tag Put your name on both sides in BIG PRINT Bring to class each day Consider MENTAL MODELS Fold in half Katie Gray Katie GrayMIS 301 Class #1 Agenda: MIS 301 Class #1 Agenda The changing world of MIS and business Overview of MIS 301 Why take this class?Future IT Golden Age? “A Survey of the IT Industry,” Economist, May 10, 2003: Future IT Golden Age? “A Survey of the IT Industry,” Economist, May 10, 2003Phases of a Disruptive Technology: Phases of a Disruptive Technology Big Bang or Irruption Frenzy or Gilded Age Crash or Turning Point Institutional Adjustment Synergy or Golden Age Maturity Next Big Bang leads to next big surge And the cycle repeats again and again…Disruptive Technology Examples?: Disruptive Technology Examples?Car Disrupts Horse Economy: Car Disrupts Horse EconomyMIS 301: What’s it about? : Car Disrupted Horse Economy Running a horse business in 1900? Scary! Don’t have to understand internal combustion engine But you’d better know the business implications MIS 301: What’s it about? If I'd asked customers what they wanted, they would have said “…a faster horse ” Henry FordCommon to all these products?: Common to all these products? They all have microprocessorsEvolution of Information Systems: Evolution of Information SystemsIT = Strategic Business Value : IT = Strategic Business Value It’s not about the technology—it’s about the INFORMATION IT adds efficiency and competitive advantage, the life blood of success, to every business areaMIS Program Mission: MIS Program Mission The UT MIS BBA Program develops leaders who leverage information technology for strategic business valueFinance Majors Need IT: Finance Majors Need IT Investment bankers will work on IPOs and M&As via technology i-Bankers must understand the role of technology in valuing firms You must also consider tech’s role as part of any investment portfolioAccounting Majors Need IT: Accounting Majors Need IT CPA careers built on technology foundation All accounting records are recorded, stored, and reported by information systems Audit reliability is tied to the reliability of the underlying technology New field of tech auditSupply Chain Majors Need IT: Supply Chain Majors Need IT Technology is central to producing goods and services Quality programs, process redesign, supply chain management, factory automation, and service operations are all technology-centricManagement Majors Need IT: Management Majors Need IT Information systems, when deployed well, enable competitive advantage in any industry Managers make critical IT investments for their companies Managing a global firm means leveraging global technologyMarketing Majors Need IT: Marketing Majors Need IT Today’s marketers inextricably tied to using technology well Rise of social media is blowing apart the marketing landscape Savvy firms use IT to generate sales, improve their reputations, serve customers, and innovateGetting in Touch: Getting in Touch Katie’s Office – CBA 3.408 (on hall next to large escalators next to Legacy Events Room) Katie’s Email: katie.gray@mccombs.utexas.edu Katie’s Office Hours TTh, 11:00-12:00 noon and by appointment Here most afternoons, but email ahead If you work or have class, email 2-3 days in advance with available timesTextbook & Materials: Textbook & Materials Information Systems 1.1 by John Gallaugher Open source textbook Freemium (Web 2.0 model get something free, pay for the premium level) Free to read; pay for print 2. Course Packet (packet) 3. Blackboard readings (BB) 1.1Class PowerPoints: Class PowerPoints Class PPTs loaded to Blackboard Print to take notes if you like Some slides are hidden, as I don’t lecture from them, but you can use them to studyNo Laptop Policy: No Laptop Policy You are adults So are MBAs, but they can’t use laptops MIS 301 policy for all sections NO LAPTOPS Oh, no TEXTING in class eitherBlackboard Class Website: Blackboard Class Website Blackboard http://courses.utexas.edu Enter UT EID Click on 11F Intro to IT Management Announcements, assignments, syllabus, discussion board, lecture slides, email, grades, and more