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A TPS records daily routine transactions essential to the conduct of the business, ensuring efficient operations and providing a firm foundation for decision-making.

MIS processes data generated by, or related to, TPS and presents it as reports at regular intervals, facilitating tactical management decision-making.

A DSS aids in making decisions by analyzing large volumes of data, often with analytical models, to inform complex decision-making.

EIS provides top executives with quick and easy access to trends, summaries, and key indicators related to business performance.

CRM systems centralize customer data, streamline customer interactions, and enhance the quality of customer service, thus fostering better business relationships.

SCM systems integrate procurement, processing, distribution, and vendor interaction activities to optimize the entire supply chain process.

ERP systems integrate various functional aspects of the business, including HR, finance, and manufacturing, to foster efficiency and provide a holistic view of the enterprise.

A KMS captures, organizes, and distributes knowledge, often tacit, within the organization to preserve intellectual assets and promote knowledge sharing.

OAS streamline and automate essential office tasks, enhance communication, and manage electronic business data effectively.

BI systems analyze historical and current data to provide actionable insights and support decision-making across the organization.

CMS manage the creation, alteration, and removal of content within an organization's web presence, facilitating easy content handling and web maintenance.

LMS systems enable the planning, execution, and assessment of a specific learning process, thus streamlining educational initiatives within a company.

ECM systems help organizations manage information throughout the content lifecycle, from inception to disposal, to enhance efficiency and compliance.

PLM systems manage a product's lifecycle from conception, through design, manufacture, and service, to disposal, to ensure consistency and cost savings.

SFA systems automate the business tasks of sales, such as order processing, contact management, inventory monitoring, and sales forecast analysis.

EAI systems bridge the gap between different software programs within the organization, allowing them to communicate and to work together in a coordinated manner.

DBMS serve as an intermediary between the user and the database, helping to manage data, the database engine, and the database schema, which allows for organized data retrieval and manipulation.

BPM systems are designed to facilitate the continuous improvement of company workflows and processes, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness.

DMS systems help businesses create, store, manage, and track electronic documents and electronic images of paper-based information.

Collaboration systems support teamwork by allowing employees to work together regardless of location through communication, data sharing, and project management tools.

GIS systems capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present geographic or spatial data that can be used for a variety of business purposes.

Project Management systems help in planning, scheduling, resource allocation, and change management for business projects, facilitating on-time and on-budget delivery.

HRMS automate many aspects of human resource management, with payroll, talent acquisition, and employee performance reviews to improve the effectiveness of the HR department.

Finance Management Systems are used for financial planning, reporting, and controls in an organization, helping manage expenses, income, budgets, and investments.