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3 years ago

"what are the three business functions an mis infrastructure supports?"

Business

2 answers:

kvv77 [185]3 years ago

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The three functions of business which MIS infrastructure supports includes;

1. Support information change.

2. Business continuity planning.

3. Change.

MIS means that Management Information System. There are MIS infrastructure components which are sustainable.

For example, Virtualization, Grid computing, and cloud computing.

maxonik [38]3 years ago

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The three business functions in an MIS infrastructure supports are the following;

- Change

- Business continuity planning

- Information change

An MIS is defined as a tool that are being given to managers in order to evaluate, organize the organization and to manage each departments effectively and efficiently.

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