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Exercises for Chapter 3 (& 2)

This exercise focuses on creating organisation charts for H6FC and a local Tesco store using SmartArt. It involves mapping information flows within both entities, identifying strategic, tactical, and operational tasks, and recognizing the ICT systems in place. Participants will label the input, storage, processing, and output of data associated with these systems. A comprehensive list of the information systems discussed in the chapter will be compiled, detailing their functionality, user roles, and the benefits and drawbacks of their adoption.

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Exercises for Chapter 3 (& 2)

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  1. Exercises for Chapter 3 (& 2) GDO

  2. Draw the organisation chart for H6FC • Use SmartArt

  3. Draw the organisation chart for a local TESCO’s store

  4. Draw the information flow within H6FC and beyond

  5. Draw the information flow within Tesco’s store and beyond

  6. Identify and label the information for Strategic, tactical and operational tasks.

  7. Identify the ICT systems used in H6FC. For each one label ALL the input, storage and processing of data, the output.

  8. Identify the ICT systems used in Tesco’s. For each one label ALL the input, storage and processing of data, the output.

  9. Make a complete list of Information Systems that have been mentioned in this chapter. • Know how they work • Who uses which part of the system. • Benefits and drawbacks of adopting such a system

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