Components Of Executive Information System

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The document outlines the key components of an executive information system (EIS): people, activities, and systems. It divides people into four groups based on their involvement in the EIS development or use. Activities are categorized into those not related to the EIS, development efforts, and post-implementation. Systems are separated into existing organizational systems, current EIS applications, and EIS enhancements.

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