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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A VERITABLE TOOL FOR ORGANIZATIONAL SUCCESS 

 

1OFOEGBU, Wilson Chukwuemeka, 2Mrs Chinyere Isaac Agilebu 

1&2Department of Management, Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Port Harcourt, Rivers 

State, Nigeria.  

 

ABSTRACT 

It is important here to mention the concept of such research which is mainly based on the development, 
composition, results, barriers, recommendations, and the newest tendencies related to the evolution of 
MIS. The paper draws from three main sources: six historically approved theories, key contributors to 
the history of education, and successful case studies of implementation. The study systematically 
examines business optimization at different levels, including key statistics and decision-making 
processes. This section discusses the latest technology trends, focusing on system compatibility, 
integration, and data security from a technological perspective. By leveraging MIS core values and 
technological advancements, companies can use MIS as a powerful tool to drive sustainable growth, 
foster innovation, and achieve significant strategic success even in challenging business environments. 

Key Words: Management Information System (MIS), Data-Driven Business, Data Utilisation, Business 

 Analytics, and Cybersecurity. 

Introduction 

The efficiency and accuracy of processes are crucial for an enterprise, and similarly, MIS plays a vital role 

in implementing technologies like data collection, processing, and analysis for strategic decision-making 

and operational improvement. Without MIS in place, the absence of effective communication and 

utilization of gathered information can lead to challenges (OBrien, 1999). The organisation will most 

likely lack competitiveness in the current dynamic environment and data-driven business era. Through 

MIS utilization, organizations can enhance their effectiveness by improving efficiency and innovation, 

leading to long-term positive outcomes (Rêgo et al., 2021). Moreover, MIS is a tool that can enable 

companies to spot market trends, check what competitors do, and forecast what might be in demand in 

the future (Tsiakis, 2015). This creates an opportunity for businesses to avoid unemployment risks and 

gain a competitive advantage, positioning them favorably in the competition (Bilan & Apostoaie, 2023). 

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The development of MIS systems is becoming increasingly sophisticated and complex due to modern 

technological advancements. These advancements help organisations get the desired information and 

make decisions fast and accurately with the aid of real-time data. To sum up, an organisation can only 

grow, transform, and survive in a dynamic business environment through the creation of MIS and its 

integration (Marnewick, 2016). 

Historical Development of Management Information System 

The Evolution of Management Information Systems starts with the first introduction of machines in the 

workplace and moves on to the newest developments that are taking place in management information 

systems and the latest inventions in management information systems and their impacts on modern 

businesses (Bocij, Greasley & Hickie, 2008). Moreover, the history of MIS began in the days of 

computing, when firms began to use computers for the processing of data and storing information. 

Technological evolution brought about the development of MIS software, adapting to enhance features 

and improve the capabilities of the systems to suit changing organisational requirements (Gorry & 

Morton, 1989; Oz, 1999). Currently, MIS helps enterprises utilise data and identify processes that are 

becoming impediments to progress, increasing efficiency in the long run. The value of comprehending 

the evolution of MIS lies in knowing how MIS can be put into a better plan and lead to the success of 

business in this current cutthroat business environment (Kroenke et al., 2013). One major thing that 

stands out in business success is the fact that businesses need to strive to be adaptable and innovative 

to keep up with the changing pace of technology so as to take advantage of MIS capabilities, which serve 

as a basis for making decisions to spur growth (Berkhout et al., 2011). By performing these kinds of 

functions as data collection, organisation, and analysis, MIS offers businesses the opportunity to see the 

tendencies that are there, chances that are going to appear, and challenges that are ready to be solved 

in an immediate manner. Primarily, on the realisation that MIS has evolved, an organisation would be 

able to remain relevant, be competitive, and save itself from the disaster of becoming obsolete in the 

digital era if it accepted the transformation of MIS (Laudon & Laudon, 2017; O'brien & Marakas, 2006).  

 

 

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Evolution of Management Information System 

Over time, businesses have adapted management information systems (MIS) to keep pace with the 

rapidly changing technological environment. Witnessing the emergence of MIS from simple data 

processing systems to advanced tools of analytics, this has radically altered facts about businesses and 

decision-making in organizations (Raymond & Bergeron, 2008). As big data and artificial intelligence take 

centre stage, MIS also advances and goes on leading the approach of how companies take technology 

advantage as a way to move ahead of their competitors. With the ongoing trend of data-oriented 

insights for key business decision-making, the contribution of MIS will gain importance to both 

managerial status and innovations driving success (Kraus et al., 2021). With a growing question in the 

modern digital world, the need for professionals with Management Information Systems (MIS) talents 

will inevitably increase. Firms trying to make their way to the top of the industry will definitely place a 

high priority on those candidates who are skilled in the use of the very latest technologies and trends in 

MIS (Bourgeois et al., 2019). With the right support and guidance, organisations, emphasising data-

driven decision-making, can use MIS for their daily activities to automate processes and consequently 

lead to efficiency and profitability in the dynamic and competitive business sphere (Bosker et al., 2007). 

MIS has advanced significantly since the 1950s thanks to the advent of computers, relational databases, 

and cloud computing. There will be more AI-powered and automated data analysis modules in MIS in 

the future, which will increase employment opportunities (Somogiy & Galliers, 1987). For operational 

efficiency, businesses need qualified personnel to integrate technology, and embracing the newest 

advancements may provide them a competitive advantage. There will be an increase in the need for MIS 

specialists, making education and training programmes essential for sustained success (Silvius et al., 

2009; Rodriguez & Walters, 2017; Dyrbye et al., 2020). 

 

Key Contributors of Management Information System 

Key contributors and their inputs will be significant determinants of the next century's most beneficial 

technologies for business. Key facts from the work of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg have 

already greatly contributed to the development of the field (Park & Wallace, 2020). Therefore, I have no 

doubts that their contributions will play a critical role in future business technology growth. Indeed, 

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succeeding in their innovations in various fields, like space missions, e-commerce, and social media, has 

displayed the future of MIS, where it will occupy the place of leading developments in today's 

technologies. The use of data-driven decision-making will increase demand for skilled workers who have 

encountered MIS. The call for a technology-fueled workforce necessitates adequate investment in 

trained personnel, along with the acceptance of new technological developments to remain relevant in 

the digital age (Awan et al., 2021: Diván, 2017). Upon their implementation, it is maintaining to be on 

the edge of technological changes that is equated with getting an edge ahead of their competitors and, 

hence, staying ahead of the competition. This will mandate that efforts be made for regular and 

consistent training and development of workers, as well as having a receptive and accepting culture that 

accepts new technologies and methodologies. In the end, the businesses with the ability to efficiently 

use MIS in order to further their development and achieve higher efficiency will be the top players on 

the increasingly dynamic business stage (Jackson & Carruthers, 2019).  

Components of Management Information System 

The components of MIS are the hardware, software, data resources, the regulatory and technical 

instructions and regulations, and the people. Each component provides essential needs to collect, 

process, store, and distribute information within the organization. Hardware is the main physical part of 

a computer, which provides a set of interface, data transmission, operation, input, and storage devices 

(Nascimento et al., 2018). The software, on the other hand, includes the programmes and applications 

that aid in managing and analysing information. Data sources are the raw material of a system that is 

processed into information, and rules are in place for continuous processing and security (Bourgeois et 

al., 2019). Along with that, the members of the organisation who utilise MIS must do so in a manner that 

is effective in assisting them to arrive at informed decisions, thus ensuring organisational productivity 

and success. These are the main components of the overall system of information that support the 

knowledge process and sustain information flow within the organization (Ahmad & Al-Shbiel, 2019). 

Data handling and storage are enabled through the installation and operation of a combination of good 

hardware and software. The data assets that are gathered would then define scope for analysis, 

decisions, and insights (Raptis et al., 2019). Procedures and protocols help the majority of information 

be exactly and clean, while people are one of the most important actors in MIS, using them to push the 

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organisation towards strategic initiatives and business success (Zhang et al., 2015). In the final analysis, a 

MIS with a good working platform is critically important for companies to stand out in the market and 

make adjustments in times of need to react quickly to a constantly changing business environment 

(Street & Meister, 2004). 

Data Collection and Processing 

Data collection and processing are clearly MIS's duties. With the recognition of different sources without 

which the collection of data is not possible, the MIS processes and computes information and 

transforms it into meaningful data used for decision-making (Mithas, Ramasubbu & Sambamurthy, 

2011). This type of data could draw attention, follow the rhythm, and provide strategic decision-makers 

with information. Furthermore, MIS allows for the precise organization and storage of data, making it 

easier to access and locate. In addition, the part of MIS is to check the information precision and stability 

by means of verification and occurrence identification that leads to data precision and reliability (Garg & 

Pahuja, 2020). This, in turn, helps ensure that proper data is applied to the process of decision-making. 

For instance, a retail company can utilise MIS to monitor sales trends of items in various categories and 

stores so that ineffective stocks can be removed at a moment and the remaining items in high demand 

can be given priority, thus optimising the operation (Carillo et al., 2019; Awan et al., 2021). This MIS can 

be used to validate sales information, and all data provided through the sales process is accurate and 

reliable. This data in turn enables the company to have reliable information on their pricing, promotions, 

and product selection (Benbya et al., 2019). 

Storage and Retrieval of Data 

MIS is accountable for storing and pulling this data, which is vital for sales modelling and trend analysis. 

It further allows companies to effectively execute and plan future projects as well as analyse past 

projects (Asemi, 2011). In other words, MIS can be the glue that makes departments not so distant from 

each other function according to the same script by having a unified forum for information distribution 

and the exposure of new insights (Tripathi, 2011). Via MIS, organisations can use their operations and 

gain more over their competitors as the markets get quickly outdated. Nowadays, managers have easy 

access to real-time data as well as tools via which they can promptly search for weakness points in the 

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organisation’s functioning and use opportunity to identify areas that need improvement to achieve the 

desired outcome (Laudon & Laudon, 2017). In the modern digital era, it is very important to have an MIS 

system that is apt for the purpose of survival and able to meet the demands of clients. To illustrate, let's 

say a retailing company sets up a MIS system and gathers sales data in real-time for the purpose of 

knowing which products are in-demand and what trends are here and now, so that it can adjust its stock 

levels in accordance with these important data and increase its profits (Hasan et al., 2013). Furthermore, 

by conducting an in-depth investigation of the customer data stemming from the MIS system, the 

company can customise marketing campaigns dedicated to particular segments of the audience, which 

results in enhanced customer relationships and loyalty (Guerola-Navarro et al., 2021). 

Information Dissemination through Management Information System 

Information distribution via the MIS system is another crucial element of this change. Employees can 

develop better judgement, and consequently, department efficiency increases, which is a great step for 

any company. Thus, having a smart and integrated MIS system that has been really designed to give an 

organisation an uncanny appearance that is friendly to the environment with a clear vision of its goals 

gives the company a clear edge in the market and helps it to adapt to changing situations in the business 

sector easily (Karimi et al., 2001: Choi et al., 2010). Moreover, this information held by the MIS can be 

used to spot the traction of customers as well as their demand for the products; thus, the business will 

know and engage the customers at the appropriate time, and the customer, in turn, will get satisfaction 

(Thakur, 2019). Hence, the company’s pro-concept strategy can help make it more competitive and 

improve its revenue base. Through the adoption of cutting-edge technology and employing data 

analytics, companies can be one step ahead of their competitors and join the market leaders (Sprongl, 

2013). And finally, a presentation of the pros of the of the MIS system makes the case more visible, as it 

allows for a shift in the way goods are handled and business conducted within the current business 

environment (Marnewick, 2016). To highlight this example, a retail firm may employ their MIS system to 

trace sales figures and customers’ choices of items. By doing so, the company can stock preferred and 

worthwhile products and simultaneously adjust their pricing accordingly. It quickens the process of 

customer satisfaction and loyalty, as a consequence of which the company is likely to experience a hike 

in sales and profits (Alawamleh et al., 2021). 

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Decision Support Systems Integrated into the Management Information System 

Integrated decision support systems in the MIS also provide those priceless insights that can come in 

handy when it comes to strategic decision-making and making well-informed business choices that will 

lead to more growth and ultimate success. Therefore, a strong MIS system search provision can provide 

an edge in a company’s businesses and guarantee the organisation’s success in a continuously changing 

business environment (Divan, 2017; Brynjolfsson & McElheran, 2016). Utilising data and technologies 

timely and accurately, companies can reduce the complexity of their operations, make their business 

operations run smoothly and efficiently, and at the end, meet their objectives in an easy way (Rejikumar 

et al., 2020). As technology grows and revitalises itself with new trends, it becomes crucial for 

enterprises to cope with the development by employing advanced management information systems 

and techniques. Such systems can not only lead to efficient implementation of daily routines, but they 

can also be a means to find new avenues for growth and new ideas (Jonasson, 2000). By incorporating 

information and technology, businesses can navigate changing market conditions and position 

themselves as industry leaders. In light of the contemporary competitive business situation that exists, 

the mention and fact of a fully integrated MIS system are essential for businesses to do sustainably and 

also profitably (McKnight, 2013). 

Performance Monitoring and Evaluation 

Performance management and monitoring and evaluation were included in the list of key features that 

MIS systems provided businesses with so as to enable them to track their progress and make strategic 

decisions. This was achieved with real-time data (Phiri, 2015). Through describing the most critical 

factors and using comparative values over time, products can track and modify weaknesses and, 

consequently, adjust operations to improve performance. In addition, the information systems in 

businesses make it possible for the business processes to be simplified, the costs to be reduced, and the 

overall efficiency of the business to be enhanced, ultimately leading to increased competitiveness on the 

market and the long-term success of the business (Parmenter, 2015). However, the creation of a stable, 

scalable MIS system will determine not only the long-term success of an organisation but also its growth 

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technology advancements and data evolve faster and faster, companies must do their best to stay ahead 

of the competition by using MIS systems and being up-to-date with the latest trends. These systems give 

a complete picture of how well the enterprise performs. With this information, the management can 

make more informed decisions and strategic plans (Demian & Walters, 2014; Teittinen et al., 2013). By 

moving with the times and entering the data analytics arena, as well as embracing automation, 

businesses can remain flexible, cope with market changes straightforwardly, and stay one step ahead of 

their industry competitors. The current business atmosphere is fast-paced, so investing in an MIS is not 

merely an advantage; it is inevitable, and this is the key to growth and sustainability (Soltanifar, Hughes 

& Göcke, 2021). For instance, a retail outlet would be in a position to access sales data as they occur and 

be able to tell whether there are any trends that could help in recognising customer preferences so as to 

adjust the inventory in accordance with demand arising as a result of those trends. Such a strategy will 

help the company develop its supply chain performance and avoid extra costs, leading to an increase in 

the overall company’s profitability (Gunawan & Sulaeman, 2020). 

Management Information System in Organizational Success 

MIS plays a vital role in the achievement of an organisation's success by providing guidance in the 

realms of strategic decision-making, operational effectiveness, competitive advantage, innovation, 

adaptability, and measurement and improvement of organisational performance. With respect to 

business aspects, MIS enables enterprises through the timely and accurateness of information used for 

decision-making (Majchrzak & Markus, 2012; Wu & Lederer, 2009). On this account, companies are in a 

strategic position to cope with the ever-rising competition, to locate the improvement areas, and to 

perform well on the market, as they do. Through measuring and enhancing the performance of MIS, 

businesses are enabled to reach their objectives as well as achieve desired results in the cutthroat world 

of modern business (Madonsela, 2020). MIS stands out as being the central element in dealing with 

industrial processes, especially in light of systematisation and efficiency, as well as the more effective 

usage of limited resources and ultimately productivity. Through the automation of ordinary tasks and 

the instant precipitation of data, organisations will come up with more prompt and efficient decisions 

(Mapiye et al., 2023). Moreover, MIS pursues discovering trends and indicating patterns in the data, 

which subsequently reveals to companies what is going on in the market and the forthcoming changes 

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and brings them to the nerves to do something with their strategies proactively (Trucolo & Digiampietri, 

2017). MIS is an essential tool that not only guarantees business stability in the face of a dynamic 

business environment but also assists enterprises towards success on a long-term basis. Note that the 

MIS will give companies an edge over other business operators in the field since it can forecast trends 

and market variations and respond cogently to the change, thereby enabling organisations to remain 

relevant (Laudon & Laudon, 2017). This provides businesses with a strategic edge because they can use 

timely and precise data as the basis of their decision-making, which is far more advantageous than their 

competitors, who are late in grasping the developments. In summary, MIS has greater advantages than 

redundancy. Among others, MIS enhances the efficiency and productivity of organisations, and it 

empowers organisations to make informed decisions that will transform their growth and success in 

modern business. Such as sales data and inventory signals in real-time can be tracked by a retail 

company (Staples et al., 2002). This will enable them to adjust their stock levels and product pricing 

accordingly to eradicate instances of overstocking or understocking. This results in a continuous process 

where clients' needs are always satisfied on a regular basis and profits are maximized. Furthermore, MIS 

can also involve the use of customer analysis tools that examine their behaviours and preferences; 

hence, such information can help in targeting promotions or advertisements by identifying the 

appropriate demography (Jalali et al., 2019: Schulte & Pibernik, 2017). 

Implementation of Management Information System 

In place of MIS, the process involves the planning of the MIS system, analysis and design, its 

development, integration, training and support, evaluation, and feedback. Planning is the first 

implementable process that requires determining the goals and allocating resources to achieve them. 

Analysis is understanding the current state of an organisation by gathering data or information to get a 

better picture of the problem and to find solutions to improve it (Sari & Priantinah, 2019). It appears to 

concentrate on the design of a system that meets the requirements of the organisation and its users. 

Development, however, involves building and verifying the system. Integration does not inhibit MIS 

from working smoothly with existing systems and processes, and training will prepare the users in due 

course to efficiently operate the system (Castagna & Bigelow, 2021). Support is a must for the resolution 

of issues and the running of the system smoothly, while the evaluation and feedback fields help in 

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making it a more advanced system. Informing is the final step in the process, where the MIS is deployed 

to all users and turns out to be fully operational. This is done through the provision of the data, the 

training of the staff, and the field performance monitoring activities that will ensure the system is 

running smoothly (Tilley & Rosenblatt, 2017; Glover et al., 2017). Establishing systematic monitoring and 

evaluation is therefore critical for detecting any problems or imperfections that may occur in the 

process of implementation. Through ongoing reviews and changes to MIS, organisations are empowered 

to ensure the system constitutes the most reliable instrument for making decisions and managing 

resources. This cyclical process of improvement should therefore be taken very seriously in this age of 

rapid technological advances and shifting client preferences, which might render systems that were 

adopted some time ago a thing of the past (Hubert & Mulyungi, 2018). Organisations can lead the 

competition, and they may be able to make competent decisions and use accurate and up-to-date data 

in real-time by using this proactive approach and staying alert. In the end, the MIS that is in proper 

operation can become a worthwhile asset that results in increased efficiency, productivity, and 

competitiveness in the future (Carillo et al., 2019; Awan et al., 2021). 

Challenges and Limitations of Management Information System 

Technological, managerial, human, security, privacy, and price issues come with integrating information 

systems into the organisational structure. The challenge for IT is maintaining compatibility with the new 

software and hardware developments. From an organisational point of view, the integration of 

management information systems (MIS) into current working flows and structures is quite complicated 

(Bayo, 2019). Problems may occur because of team uncertainty about making decisions or a lack of 

adequate training. Privacy and security encapsulate protecting the privacy of sensitive data from 

unlawful access or breach. This is to say that data under such a category shall not be subjected to 

breaches or hacking. Further, the expenses associated with the MIS establishment can include the initial 

investment in the infrastructure and the recurring costs for upkeep and improvements (Laurent & 

Giannetsos, 2020). Addressing these challenges is a complex mission because it requires a view that 

considers the interconnectedness of technology, people, processes, and resources. A recommended 

strategy can be security risk analysis and the roll-out of high-end security solutions, coupled with 

professional training and support on how to safeguard digital assets (Baskerville, 2019). It could as well 

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be the case of the MIS infrastructure inspection to guarantee that its condition and efficiency remain 

satisfactory. By being rational and taking a well-rounded and proactive approach to these challenges, 

organisations can fully utilise these MIS systems to achieve maximum advantages and stay on the lead in 

a world dominated by digital reforms (Alawamleh et al., 2021). Integrating and applying innovative 

methods of the industry and staying abreast of new trends in the space can also ensure that 

organisations are constantly prepared to deal with dynamic threats and opportunities. Through 

developing a culture where cybersecurity awareness and accountability thrive, organisations will 

essentially be handing over the responsibility of being the first lines of defence against various cyber 

breaches to their own employees. Moreover, the creation and implementation of specific rules dealing 

with how data is retrieved and who gets physical access to the data store is an effective way to decrease 

the risks it presents and meet the set industry standards. Finally, it is worth giving requisite attention to 

the management and maintenance of any good MIS, as it remains critical for organisations to take them 

on a growth path in today's competitive marketplace (Mayer et al., 2019). Through constant monitoring 

of recently advanced cybersecurity protection methods and by implementing strong security 

procedures, organisations can ensure their sensitive data is safeguarded against various threats. 

Ongoing training and working out roughly the latest cybersecurity techniques can additionally underpin 

the organisation's safety and reduce the danger of vulnerability ( Happa et al., 2019). By practicing a MIS 

defences-going strategy, organisations are able to protect their assets on time and, in addition, take 

advantage of digital changes now and in the future. For instance, a bank should regularly conduct pen 

testing that serves to identify and fasten the security weak points of the desired system before attackers 

could take advantage of them. These can include both the use of intelligent systems with real-time 

threat detection and quick reaction mechanisms to mitigate the harm of any given cyber incidents to 

their core work and clients. 

Successful MIS Implementation Case Studies 

The MIS of the organising body is linked to their achievement of success in those areas; they 

experienced higher efficiency, reduced cost, and efficient decisions. One case study might be an 

international big-brand company that revamped all the activities of their supply chain to make it more 

efficient by implementing a wide range of management information systems. Such implementation 

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helped to accelerate lead times, improve inventory management, and thus finally boost customer 

satisfaction. Another successful lesson for healthcare organisations is that they used MIS to improve 

patient care by utilising electronic health records (EHRs) and data analytics tools (Chinotaikul& 

Vinayavekhin, 2020). This was the factor that led to better treatment outcomes and raised the patient 

satisfaction rate to higher levels. These case studies illustrate the potency of MIS as a tool for optimising 

business performance, reaching new levels of efficiency and effectiveness. Furthermore, a retail 

enterprise utilised MIS in developing marketing strategies by pinpointing the specific clients 

corresponding to their data analysis. Through the adaptation of the information on the MIS, the 

company was able to customise promotions, communicate enjoyably with customers, and improve the 

result, which increased sales and customer loyalty. In these examples, the practicality and capability of 

MIS in different industries are shown, which demonstrates the fact that the latter has the power to 

boost the economic growth of a business and create a competitive advantage (Naim, 2021; Haislip & 

Richardson, 2017). 

Organisations that achieve what is possible through MIS put more emphasis on the use of technology as 

a tool that gives them a competitive advantage in the market. If the MIS system is well-established and 

effectively used by a company, it can make the whole process smooth, support evidence-based 

judgement, and enable the participants to achieve their strategic objectives (Wheelen, 2011; Laudon & 

Laudon, 2017). With technology on the move, the function of MIS as a growth and innovation enabler 

for organisations in the business setting, with its dynamic nature, will also be of greater importance. In a 

rapidly changing market, one must be either ahead of or in the back with a difference. Those companies 

that don't adapt to and invest in modern MIS systems will most likely fall behind their competitors and 

miss the windows of growth. In the data-driven business environment of today, with constantly 

increasing speed, the ability to process information 'in the moment'—that i is, collect and analyse the 

data in real time and act on it immediately - is crucial for companies to succeed (Henke & Jacques 

Bughin, 2016; Gourévitch et al., 2017). Through the adoption of MIS, organisations can implement a 

strategy to streamline their operations, and this can in turn boost strategic decision-making ability, 

which leads to overall success in their industry market. However, with the aid of the well-formulated 

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MIS, it is obviously a compelling factor behind innovation and competitive edge in the modern business 

world (Alter, 1976; Chang, 2006; Geraedts et al., 2016; Bright & Asare, 2019; Landoll, 2021). 

Best practices for maximising benefits. Along with that, organisations should have enough funds to 

upgrade their technology and get access to data management systems. Moreover, developing a work 

culture of lifelong learning and professional growth among personnel can also be a key to ensuring a 

productive MIS implementation that will help push business growth (Haleem et al., 2022). Besides that, 

it is nothing but imperative to review and make some changes within the MIS strategies and systems to 

be able to adjust to new market tendencies and be able to hold an advantage in the competitive 

environment. Through the integration of these rules, MIS can make the most of them in order to focus 

on innovation and achieve long-term competitiveness. It is attainable for companies to do so by always 

upgrading with technology, which includes modern and ongoing employee training (Pascucci et al., 

2023). Through doing this, they will optimise their use of MIS, which makes informed decisions and is 

quick in an environment that is dynamic. This forward-looking management strategy for MIS is not only 

a smart approach to cost reduction but may even help organisational players seize the initiative and 

address market dangers right away (Laudon & Laudon, 2017). Eventually, building a strong MIS 

infrastructure and working towards an inspiring culture of innovation can lead a business in advance, 

survive the competition, and finally position this organisation for long-term success (Tulenheimo, 2015). 

Another advantage of the corporate MIS system is that it offers a better chance for inter-departmental 

communication and management and therefore brings about higher efficacy and precision. Also, by 

doing the analysis of the data and using the know-how tools of MIS, organisations will be capable of 

having information about consumer behaviour, the occupational market, and final results and will be 

able to make a policy that increases growth and profitability (Mithas et al., 2011; Garg & Pahuja, 2020). 

Future Trends in Management Information System 

As the technology is changing so fast, MIS is undergoing a transformation, and this change can then have 

an impact on organisational and management dynamics. Artificial intelligence and automation are the 

areas that are changing how businesses conduct their operations, and the outcome will be a speeding 

up of processes and an increase in production (Cascio & Montealegre, 2016). The introduction of these 

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technologies in an organisation is going to change the approach of the management, and they, along 

with the management team, will have to learn effective ways to make use of the tools in the right 

manner and stay competitive in the market. It remains, therefore, very important to stay well abreast of 

the new developments in MIS to make innovative and proactive decisions and accordingly drive the 

growth of the organization (Volberda et al., 2013). By taking into account the advantages of AI and 

automation, managers will be able to state positions where processes can be improved by streamlining 

and performance upon rising. Furthermore, managers who remain well informed about the evolving 

nature of the technologies are given a chance to reflect on the possible risks and problems involved. 

Finally, in the end, benefiting from these innovations in technology may mean that there is an agile and 

sophisticated organisation in the business world, where everything is changing every minute these days. 

Integration of trending MIS systems into managers’ hands can be a vital factor in achieving market 

dominance and strategic advantage. Implementation of data-base monitoring and automation tools 

allows managers to provide equal quality to management decisions and efficiency of operations 

(McKnight, 2013). Engaging in technological improvements as well as building an innovation approach 

will do a lot, not only to improve the organisation's productivity but also to establish an innovation 

culture, which will help the organisation grow sustainably in the long run. Besides that, being proactive 

leads to being ahead of golden trends in the MIS (Keinänen, 2019). Motivated by such foresight, it is 

possible to prevent getting caught up in market shifts and take advantage of emerging opportunities 

before competitors. Quickly, a proactive strategy fits and gives the organisation's membership 

adaptability, providing them with a strategic advantage (Iden et al., 2017). Ultimately, tech adoption will 

cause a betterment of the business process as well as the creation of a culture that promotes constant 

learning, aiming for perpetual success and growth (Ghobakhloo et al., 2012). 

Conclusions and Managerial Implications 

Management information systems (MIS) are mind-blowing stuff that an organisation can use to conquer 

the challenges of the day. Starting from their historical development and ending with future tendencies, 

the MIS improvement of institutions information handling goes through numerous stages (Spathis & 

Ananiadis, 2005). Institutes, after coupling information collection and processing systems with strategic 

analysis and operational efficiency technologies, have come to have great data informativeness power 

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(Santa et al., 2011). The main players, pivotal moments, and parts in the history of this technology, 

among other things, have shaped the trajectory of MIS, while the positive outcomes of up-to-date 

application in various sectors reflect the established usefulness of this technology. By the same token, 

they are facing technical complexities, organisational integration issues, human factors, security, and 

above all, cost containment (Ehie, 2002). Hence, proper strategies for managing and mitigating them 

become inevitable. Nevertheless, by adopting accepted practices and developing new trends such as 

artificial intelligence and automation, lucrative opportunities can be accessed for competition and 

innovation (Chen, 2019). Based on the submissions above, the managerial implications are: 

i. Organisations shall establish a meaningful scheme to implement MIS within their operational 

systems and systems of making decisions so as to attain maximum results. In doing this, the 

company should align initiatives with strategic direction and develop an organisational culture 

that embraces data-informed decision-making. 

ii. Given the rapid pace of technology, it is crucial for managers and employees to engage in 

continuous learning and development processes to stay up-to-date with the latest MIS trends 

and tools. Training and professional development programmes for practicing nurses and future 

nursing professionals, as well as continuous learning initiatives, are required to guarantee a high 

level of competency and flexibility. 

iii. Risk mitigation strategies that are highly proactive should be integrated to fill the voids 

concerning cyber vulnerabilities, the privacy of data, and technological disruptions. This includes 

risk evaluation, comprehensive security, third-party assessment, and, most importantly, working 

under regulation. 

iv. The MIS systems of the organisation should aim to have a smooth platform conducive to 

interactions among the varied aspects of the organization. Through such actions as 

communication barrier removal, cooperation, and information sharing promotion, MIS is able to 

add to the effectiveness and synergy of decision-making and coordination in the whole 

enterprise. 

v. Organisations should be ready to become constant innovators and maintain the adaptability to 

explore and exploit MIS fully. Searching and implementing the latest technologies, exploring 

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uncharted territories, and fostering a work environment that views failures as essential steps 

towards success are all part of this process. 

vi. The managers should be able to foresee in the field of MIS what the future holds and, at the 

same time, take advantage of all possibilities that are emerging by streamlining the 

organizations. Being on the cutting edge means being a step ahead; futures are not only set to 

grow but to grow too, maintaining an edge and an active but competitive growth. 

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