Management information systems (MIS) make it possible for organizations to get the right information to the right people at the right time by enhancing the interaction between the organization’s people, the data collected in its various IT systems, and the procedures it uses By Beverly Goldberg
In best-of-breed organizations, no matter what industry or sector, the two questions everyone always asks are: “What more?” and “What else?” Then they go there—no matter where “there” is. Because they can. Because they have designed their management and decision-making systems—from personnel By Leslie L. Kossoff
on behalf of others. Investment mandates make specific rules on what sort of investments and risks can be taken, and regulators insist on systems for the management of conflicts of interest. Nevertheless such conflicts do occur, and they continue to raise issues for the money management industry. By David Pitt-Watson