EBA 2053 Accounting Information System by Voon Wei Wan https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6 Individual Assignment en-us 2019-03-03 08:30:29 UTC 2019-03-05 03:59:12 UTC hello@padlet.com Distinguish between AIS and MIS jasson0626 https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6/wish/337757986 The difference between AIS and MIS centers on the concept of a transaction. The AIS subsystems process financial transactions and non financial transactions that directly affect the processing of financial transactions (changes to customers' names and addresses are process by the AIS to keep the customer file current. Although not technically a financial transaction these changes provide vital information for processing future sales). The MIS processes non financial transactions that are not normally processed by traditional IS. MIS manages the information systems for specialized functional areas such as production planning and control, sales forecasting, inventory warehouse planning, market research, and so on. ]]> 2019-03-05 03:12:12 UTC https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6/wish/337757986 What factor influences the decision to employ real-time data collection with batch updating rather that purely real-time processing? Explain. jasson0626 https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6/wish/337758156 The factor influences the decision to employ real-time data collection with batch updating rather that purely real-time processing are Information time frame,resources, operational efficiency and the efficiency versus the effectiveness. The information time frame of batch system is faster than the real-time, this is because batch systems assemble transaction into groups for processing while Real-time system process transaction individually. The batch system demand fewer organizational resources (such as programming cost, computer time, and user training) than the real-time systems. ]]> 2019-03-05 03:13:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6/wish/337758156 What are the three rules that ensure that no single employee or department processes a transaction in its entirety? jasson0626 https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6/wish/337758309 The three rules that ensure the segregation of functions are:
a. Transaction authorization should be separate from transaction processing.
b. Asset custody should be separate from asset record keeping.
c. The organization structure should be such that the perpetration of a fraud requires collusion between two or more individuals. ]]> 2019-03-05 03:14:19 UTC https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6/wish/337758309 Networks would be inoperable without protocols. Explain their importance and the functions they perform. jasson0626 https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6/wish/337758467 Network protocols are the rules and standards governing the design of hardware and software that permit users of networks manufactured by different vendors to communicate and share data. Without protocols, the data transmission between two incompatible systems would be impossible. Protocols facilitate the physical connection between the network devices. Protocols also synchronize the transfer of data between physical devices. They provide a basis for error checking and measuring network performance. They promote compatibility among network devices. Lastly, they promote network designs that are flexible, expandable, and cost-effective. ]]> 2019-03-05 03:15:12 UTC https://padlet.com/jasson0626/khi7t98xmjn6/wish/337758467