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Department of Industrial Engineering Sharif University of Technology Session # 13

 Contents:  The role of managers in Information Technology (IT)(3 sessions)  Organizational Issues(3 sessions)  Information Technology(9 sessions)  Operational and enterprises systems(4 sessions)  Exciting directions in systems(3 sessions)  E-Business and E-Commerce(3 sessions)  Issues for senior management(2 sessions) Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 2

 Contents:  Organizational Issues(3 sessions)  The impact of Information Technology on the organization  Modern organization  Building a T-form organization  Strategic issues of Information Technology  Information Technology and Corporate Strategy  Integrating technology with business technology  Managing Information Technology  International business and Information Technology  The impact of globalization on business  Key issues in international environment  Managing Information Technology internationally Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session #1 3

Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 4

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Information Technology and corporate strategy  A key task of top management is formulating corporate strategy.  What opportunities for new directions are available?  What are competitors doing?  A firm can continue its present course, maintaining momentum where it is doing well.  The corporation can dramatically change its strategy by deciding among competing alternatives for new ventures. Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 5

 Information Technology (IT) in perspective  Investment Opportunities Matrix Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session #5 6

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Michael Porter at Harvard has popularized the concept of the "value chain," the activities in an organization that add value to its products or services Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 7

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Information Technology and corporate strategy  Low-cost producer. Here the firm tries to have the lowest costs in the industry so that it can compete on price.  Differentiation. The firm tries to separate its product image from that of the competition in such a way that the customer wants its product.  Market niche strategy. A number of firms try to find a market niche and exploit it. Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 8

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Information Technology and corporate strategy  Customer Driven  Reducing Cycle Times  Global Competition  Right-Sizing  Quality Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 9

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Capitalizing on Information Technology  Look for ways to incorporate technology in a product or service  Seek ways to use technology to connect with other firms.  Look for ways to use technology to make dramatic changes in the way you structure the organization.  Integrate technology with planning. Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 10

 The impact of Information Technology on the organization  Creating new types of organizations Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session #6 11

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Information Technology and corporate strategy Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 12

Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13  Strategic issues of Information Technology  A Framework for the Strategic Use of IT 13

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Integrating technology with the business environment  One of the most significant management challenges during the coming decade will be to integrate business and technology.  Successful managers must be able to integrate their knowledge of Information Technology and their business knowledge in making decisions.  The manager should be aware of the opportunities provided by the technology and the constraints that already exist for the firm in developing new technologies.  The manager should also recognize that as decisions are made, the alternatives chosen will have an impact on technology and its development within the firm Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 14

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Integrating technology with the business environment Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 15

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Managing Information Technology Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 16

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Managing Information Technology:: A Vision of the Organization and Technology  Visions are rare and difficult to create; leaders are frequently criticized for lack of vision.  A fundamental responsibility for management is to develop a vision for the business and for the role of information  The vision should describe the mission of the organization and identify the products and services it produces.  It should identify the markets in which the firm will compete and its strategy for competition. Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 17

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Managing Information Technology:: Integrating Technology and Decision Making  A significant responsibility of management is to integrate technology with all business decisions.  Integration means that the manager is aware of how new technology can create opportunities.  A decision to enter a new line of business has a direct effect on existing information- processing systems. Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 18

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Managing Information Technology:: A Corporate Plan for Strategy  A corporate strategic plan comes from the firm's vision for its future activities.  Given the contents of the corporate strategic plan, it is possible for managers in the IT function to develop a more detailed IT plan to support the corporation. Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 19

 Strategic issues of Information Technology  Managing Information Technology:: Ongoing Management of IT  Visions and strategy are long term in nature; the firm still faces the day-to-day task of managing information technology.  This work consists of two different kinds of tasks :  Developing new applications and  Operating the existing stock of applications. Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 20

 HW#05  Strategic Advantage  Developing systems for strategic advantage (or calling them strategic) has become very fashionable. As the examples in this chapter suggest, it is unlikely that what is strategic today started out that way. Companies developed systems for one set of reasons. Later they saw extensions that turned the systems into strategic or competitive applications.  When an organization exists to make a profit and functions in an industry with competitors, it is relatively easy to look at a system and determine that it is strategic.  What happens in the case of a different organization, such as a university?  Can you identify the "competitors" of your university? How can information technology be used to make your institution more competitive?  The Home work should be sent to till Monday, 6 th of Aban (Oct, 28 th,2013)  subject: “HW05:studentnumber” Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session #6 21

 Describe what ever you understand from thi picture: Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session # 13 22

 Contents:  Organizational Issues(3 sessions)  The impact of Information Technology on the organization  Modern organization  Building a T-form organization  Strategic issues of Information Technology  Information Technology and Corporate Strategy  Integrating technology with business technology  Managing Information Technology  International business and Information Technology  The impact of globalization on business  Key issues in international environment  Managing Information Technology internationally Department of Industrial Engineering, Sharif University of Technology CIS (21774), Session #1 23