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Integrating Management Support Systems into Strategic Information Systems Planning

Journal of Management Information SystemsPublished 1 June 1987
John C. Henderson, John F. Rockart, John G. Sifonis
Citations60
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score3.65
SNIP2.08

TL;DR

The critical success factor (csf) methodology is extended to explicitly examine the critical assumptions underlying the csfs and to identify opportunities for investment in management information systems, decision support systems, and executive support systems.

Abstract

:The critical success factor (csf) methodology is extended to explicitly examine the critical assumptions underlying the csfs and to identify opportunities for investment in management information systems (mis), decision support systems (dss), and executive support systems (ess). A strategic data model is used to help coordinate investments across these types of management support systems. This extended methodology should enhance the validity of an information systems (is) planning effort because of both the scope of management support systems that are considered and the potential use of the assumptions to reassess and reexamine the soundness of the original CSFS. An actual planning engagement is used to illustrate the application of the methodology.

Keywords

Business, Management and Accounting