Pizza
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
3.3 Cost Benefit Analysis 2-Description
The proxy value chart shows how a company's relationship with their customers and the status of their employees grows over time. Using an information system that can bring benefits to a business will greatly increase the amount of good customers and helps build better qualities in their employees if business flourishes.
3.3 Cost Benefit Analysis Description
Cost-benefit Analysis contrasts the tangible costs and the tangible benefits. Break-even analysis is a type of cost-benefit analysis used to see if both tangible costs and benefits are equal while net-present-value analysis is a type that is the cash flow streams related to an investment
Monday, September 20, 2010
3.2 Business Case
Faith: "I don't have all the details to how this information system works, but I do know that if you agree to use this, I promise you that this will help your pizza shop keep up with the recorded sales so your business will continue to receive the praise it already has. I know my opinion sounds childish, but I promise you, you will not regret this.
Fear: "Without this information systems, there is a possibility that our computers will miss or not have at all any record of our products being sold and that will mean we made money by practically selling nothing at all. If we don't have this system, other problems could also occur that could spell trouble for the shop and we will have no choice but to close it down.
Fact: "This information system is guaranteed to accurately keep track of all our sales each year and it has a 75% chance of not having any errors that could ruin the recorded data. It will have to be updated from time to time, but this will increase our data processing by 15%.
Fear: "Without this information systems, there is a possibility that our computers will miss or not have at all any record of our products being sold and that will mean we made money by practically selling nothing at all. If we don't have this system, other problems could also occur that could spell trouble for the shop and we will have no choice but to close it down.
Fact: "This information system is guaranteed to accurately keep track of all our sales each year and it has a 75% chance of not having any errors that could ruin the recorded data. It will have to be updated from time to time, but this will increase our data processing by 15%.
3.1 Value Chain Analysis/Information System use
Transaction Processing System-Each product sold at the pizza is recorded
each day in the cash register computers that are connected to a network.
Management information systems-Keep track of all supplies, from ingredients to cleaning equipment in order to prevent spending on supplies already bought.
Executive information systems-Will keep manager updated of any needed supplies, maintenance reports, or needed computer updates.
Geographical information system-Needed to establish any new stores in the state to increase business production.
each day in the cash register computers that are connected to a network.
Management information systems-Keep track of all supplies, from ingredients to cleaning equipment in order to prevent spending on supplies already bought.
Executive information systems-Will keep manager updated of any needed supplies, maintenance reports, or needed computer updates.
Geographical information system-Needed to establish any new stores in the state to increase business production.
2.2 Automobile Industry
As globalization expands, the auto industry has attempted to create a world car that can be sold all over the world begins to "flatten" and national markets are starting to disappear. However, because of cultural tastes and economic status, the "world car" has yet to be used worldwide. Still, the auto industry has been able to expand as plants from America are moved to foreign countries and the Internet has allowed auto sales to increase.
1. How is Globalization 3.0 fueling change in the auto industry? Outsourcing and supply chaining has allowed the auto industry to benefit from increased sales and production.
2. Examine how cultural differences make it difficult to create a world car. People in different countries have different tastes in how cars are made and each country have different economic standards in terms of fuel.
1. How is Globalization 3.0 fueling change in the auto industry? Outsourcing and supply chaining has allowed the auto industry to benefit from increased sales and production.
2. Examine how cultural differences make it difficult to create a world car. People in different countries have different tastes in how cars are made and each country have different economic standards in terms of fuel.
2.1 Flickr
Flickr.com is a free service website that allows people to post their photos on the site and allow their friends and family to see their pictures. Anybody can use flickr for free and can post as many photos as they want (with some limitations on the bandwidth). The site allows people to customize their pictures and categorize them to make it easier to find them, whether for themselves or others.
Ludicorp, a company in Vancouver, Canada, created flickr.com and it was later bought by Yahoo!,and because Flickr is free, revenue from ads placed by Yahoo! allow the website to offer its free services without consequence.
OpenID allows people who use Flickr to use the same userID and password for other sites that are part of the OpenID projects. Blogger.com is an example of another website part of the OpenID project, so users would use the same userID and password for both sites.
Ludicorp, a company in Vancouver, Canada, created flickr.com and it was later bought by Yahoo!,and because Flickr is free, revenue from ads placed by Yahoo! allow the website to offer its free services without consequence.
OpenID allows people who use Flickr to use the same userID and password for other sites that are part of the OpenID projects. Blogger.com is an example of another website part of the OpenID project, so users would use the same userID and password for both sites.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
The 3 jobs of the Organizational Chart
All three jobs for the Organizational Chart are important. Maintenance and Support helps its customers who have problems with their computers if viruses, freezing, or other problems occur. Development is needed so computers can be put to use in the world by installing data and making the hardware and software. All three of these fields are watched over by the Chief Information Officer, who makes sure everything is going smoothly.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Top 3 Employees
453289 - 453-289 - Ricky Bradley: Male, Age 28, Lives on 2112 Jackson Rd., Position: Manager, Phone Number: 501-345-8901
267945 - 267-945 - Leia Michaelson: Female, Age 28, Lives on 2122 Jackson Rd., Position: Cashier, Phone Number: 501-654-4322
340912 - 340-912 - Gavin Reynolds: Male, Age 43, Lives on 5523 Peakside St., Position: Head Chef, Phone Number: 501-432-0890
Our 5 Favorite Customers
2345091267587653 - 2345-0912-6758-7653 - Eric Reager: Male, Age 27, Lives on 2366 Barracks Rd., Buys Chicken Parmesan and Macaroni regulary.
9821875632104920 - 9821-8756-3210-4920 - Westly Johnson: Male, Age 30, Lives on 8912 Crystal Ave., Buys Pepperoni Pizza regulary.
4589120834219756 - 4589-1208-3421-9756 - Erica Bennet: Female, Age 26, Lives on 3289 Mountain Peak St., Buys Italian Ices regulary.
9458087212903318 - 9458-0872-1290-3318 - Marcus Davidson: Male, Age 35, Lives on 4590 Cove St., Buys Supreme Pizza regulary.
2345897601322398 - 2345-8976-0132-2398 - Patrick Wilson: Male, Age 34, Lives on 5344 Bedrock Ave., Buys Spaghetti with Meat Sauce regulary.
Menu Description/Products
245679: 245-679: Pepperoni Pizza: Large Size, $11.99, Estimated Sales per Day-30
356790: 356-790: Sausage Pizza: Large Size, $11.99, Estimated Sales per Day-16
458127: 458-127: Supreme Pizza: Large Size, $13.99, Estimated Sales per Day-24
923170: 923-170: Vegetarian's Pizza: Large Size, $9.99, Estimated Sales per Day-13
459017: 459-017: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce: $9.99, Estimated Sales per Day-20
890567: 890-567: Chicken Parmesan and Macaroni: $9.99, Estimated Sales per Day-24
456792: 456-792: Fried Ice Cream: $6.99, Estimated Sales per Day-17
210875: 210-875: Italian Ices: Large Size, $5.99, Estimated Sales per Day-28
Soft Drinks:
354901: 354-901: Pepsi: Large Size, $2.99
451087: 451-087: Mountain Dew: Large Size, $2.99
312976: 312-976: Dr.Pepper: Large Size, $2.99
981235: 981-235: Sierra Mist: Large Size, $2.99
716301: 716-301: Minute Maid Lemonade, $2.99
219435: 219-435: Sweet Tea, $2.99
890134: 890-134: Water, $1.99
Estimated Sales per Day: 127
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