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BISM1201 Transforming Business with Information Systems Lecture 1
Week 1 – 25th February 2019
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TransformingBusinesswithIS– Lecture1
• StaffDetails – Dr.PeterClutterbuck(CourseCoordinator/Lecturer) • Office:ColinClarkeBuildingRoom426 • Email:CourseemailaddresstobeadvisedbyBlackboard • ConsultationTime:WillbeadvisedbyBlackboard
– AssociateLecturer:Shahrzad Roohy Gohar • OfficedetailsandconsultationtimesonBlackboard • Shahrzadwilldeliverthelecturesinteachingweeks2,3and4
ECP (ElectronicCourseProfile)– veryimportant! Blackboard(learn.uq.edu.au) Lecturesandtutorials 2 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
TransformingBusinesswithIS– somestudyadvice! •
Youshouldviewthiscourseascommencing / consolidatingyourdegree (hopefullya goodGPA)
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Semester12018– approximately950students – 9%ofstudentsattaineda7(>=85%ofoverallmarks). – 17%ofstudentsattaineda7(>=75%ofoverallmarks). – 10%ofstudentsfailed(attainedagradeof2,or1). – Excelisthedeterminantof6and7grades!
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Dothereadings (NOSETTEXT)andwatchthevideos,cometothelectures (or viewthemviaBlackboard– availableallsemester)– makeyournotes ‐ preparefor andgotothetutorials
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Usetheteachingmaterials(allonBlackboard– lecturesviaEcho)– usetheteaching staff,i.e.discussyourquestionswiththeteachingstaff‐ concentrateonbuilding yourknowledge– notjust‘remembering’! 3 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
TransformingBusinesswithIS • Tutorials – Tutorials– startinginteachingweek2 – youmust joinatutorialviaSi‐ netregistration. – Tutorialswillcovertopicsfromtherelevantlectureandalsopractical workwithExcel – Tutorswillbeintroducingtheassignmentandformingstudentgroups – andregularlycheckingwithgroupsastohowtheyareprogressing – Astudentcannotsubmittheassignmentunlesshe/sheispartofa group OR hastheapprovalofthecoursecoordinator – MicrosoftExcelisusedintheassignmentforthiscourse(totaling30%). Excelwillalsobetestedinthetwoonlinequizzes(viaMCQ)andinfinal examShortAnswer 4 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
BISM1201– Week1 Thisweek’sreadings/viewings: • Excelvideos:Excel_Topic_1.mp4and Excel_Topic_2.mp4(onBlackboard) • Tutorial1description– (onBlackboard)
Learning objectives 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Understandthe‘basics’ofIS– whyitisnotIT Appreciatethefundamentalvalueofdata,informationandknowledge Considerthequalities‘abstraction,systems‐thinking,collaboration’. Appreciatetheirimportancein21st centurybusinesslife. Discussandunderstandtwobusinessmodels. IntroduceRiskmanagement/riskassessment(RISK) AnintroductiontoExcel(mostoftenthe2nd partofthelecture) 5 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
21st CenturyEmployeeQualities/Skills? Develop‘amarketableskillandthecouragetouseit’Routineskillsandtextbookknowledgeareno longersufficient RANDCorporation1 suggestsmarketableskillsare: – Abilitytoadapttochangingtechnologyandshiftingdemands RobertReich2liststhefollowing: – Abstractreasoning– understand,analyse,construct/improveconceptual models/frameworks – Systemsthinking– understandthelinkages– inputs– processes– outputs– howthese relatetoeachother – Collaboration– positiveteamwork(notnecessarilyniceorpopular– developideaswith others).COLLABORATIONDOESNOTMEANJUSTDIVIDINGUPAJOB! – Abilitytoexperiment(risk‐taking,managingfearoffailure– createandtestpromising alternatives) – YouwillneedallthesequalitiesskillsincompletingtheBISM1201assignment. 1LynnAKaoly &Constantijn WAPanis 2004,The21stCenturyatWork,RANDCorporation,SantaMonica,CA,p.xiv. 2RobertBReich1991,TheWorkofNations,AlfredA.Knopf,NewYork,p.229.
Thiscourserequirestheseabilities– youneedtoknowwhattheyare– youneedtodevelopthem! ‘Havingthedata’isnolongerenough:WorldHealthandWealth Afterviewingthevideo,describetheabstraction,systemsthinking,collaboration,andexperimentation thatareevidentinitsproduction. 6 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
SomeintroductorycommentsrelatingIS
AnInformationSystem(IS)isthecombinationof: – – – –
Data Information Information Technology Knowledge Users/people/procedures
IS
Initially,weusedcomputerstostoreinformationandperformsimple transactions(e.g.,thebankingATM) Inmodernbusinesswestillwanttheseoriginalcapabilities– andmore!We arecontinuallylookingtotransformdatatoinformation – andthento knowledge.Weusetheterm‘businessintelligence’ Whatareexamplesofdata,information,andknowledge? 5.16
5.16+MaryJones=GPAJobProspects
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Business(thebigpicture)– afurtherexerciseinabstraction,systems thinking,modeling
1. This shows how competitive strategy ‘drives’ everything in business 2. We need to know (in overview) what each of the above major terms mean 3. We shall consider two of the above ‘models’ 8 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
Competitiveforcesandcompetitiveadvantage
• Competitivestrategy – Astatementthatidentifiesabusiness’sapproachto compete,goals,andplansandpoliciesrequiredtocarry outthosegoals • Strategicinformationsystem (SIS) – Providesacompetitiveadvantage byhelpingan organisation implementitsstrategicgoalsandincrease itsperformanceandproductivity • UseMichaelPorter’scompetitiveforcesmodel (aka‘the fiveforcesmodel’toanalyzeanorganization’s competitivenessandtodesigngeneralstrategies 9 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
MichaelPorter’sIndustryStructure/CompetitiveForcesModel
• As a model – it is based on abstraction and systems thinking. • We must understand it – and be able to use/apply it. • Lets consider the Australian supermarket sector (and one of its biggest players) – we shall work through the analysis in the lecture. • What is the overall goal in using this model – what is the ideal business? (according to the model) 10 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
Porter’sIndustryStructure/CompetitiveForces Model
Threats
High
Low
New marketentrants
Marketentryiseasy
Significantbarrier to enterthemarket
Suppliers (bargaining power)
Buyers(companies) havefewchoices
Buyers(companies) havemanychoices
Customers (bargainingpower)
Buyers(customers)have Buyers(customers) manychoices havefewchoices
Substitute products/services
Therearemany substitutes
Therearefew substitutes
(Established) competitors
Intense competition amongmanyfirms
Less intense competitionamong fewfirms
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MichaelPorter’sCompetitiveStrategy model •
Porter’sworkreallycomesdowntofourcompetitivestrategies: – CostLeader 1. Broadcostleadershipacrossindustry(mostefficient) 2. Narrowcostleadershipfocusedonparticularindustrysegment (mostefficient) – Differentiation 3. Broaddifferentiationacrossindustry(mosteffective) 4. Narrowdifferentiationfocusedonparticularindustrysegment(most effective)
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Goals,objectives,culture,andactivitiesmustbeconsistentwithstrategy
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SomequestionsrelatingtoPorter’swork– illustrateMCQsinquizzes 1.Whichoneofthefollowingindustrieswouldbeanexampleofwherethe threatofnewentrantswouldbestrong? A) Lawn&gardenmaintenance C)Motorvehiclemanufacturing
B)Governmenttaxation D)Electricitygeneration
2.Whichoneofthefollowingwouldbeanexampleofwherethebargaining powerofcustomers isstrong? A) Petrolretailingoutlets C)Supplierstosupermarkets
B)Localcouncilplanningdepartment D)Foodoutletsatsportsstadiums
3. Consider the bargaining power of suppliers in Porter’s five forces model. The force of grain suppliers is weak in a surplus year. Explain why? 4.WhichoneofthefollowingisNOToneofPorter’scompetitivestrategies? A) Limiteddistributionofadifferentiatedproduct C)Acoststrategywithinanichemarket
B)globalizingdistribution D)beingacostleaderinan industry 13 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
RiskManagement– Mustbeafundamentalactivityinallprojects. • • •
VideoviaBlackboard – itisEXAMINABLE! Decisionsondealingwithidentifiedrisksaresometimesdifficult RiskManagementmustconsiderthesefactors: – Whichassetsareatrisk(i.e.identifyallassets– people,data,IT) – Towhatthreatsarethoseassetsexposed – Whatsafeguards/controls canbeusedtoprotecttheassets(acontrolis anythingthatreducesrisk)CONTROLSALWAYSCOMPRISEGOODPOLICY (FIRST),TECHICALENHANCEMENTS,EDUCATION/TRAINING – Whatistheresultingresidualrisklevel– canthebusinesslivewiththis residualriskormustweattempttocontroltheriskleveldownfurther? – RiskAssessment determineswhatshouldbedonetoreduce/mitigatethe risk
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Riskmanagement– thegoalistoreduce(mitigate)risk
• Riskmitigation(reduction) – Organizationtakesconcreteactionsagainstrisk – Implementcontrols anddeveloprecoveryplan (businesscontinuity) – Thereforewecansay(IS)securitycomprises (1)risk managementand (2)businesscontinuity – Threestrategiesforriskmitigation: 1.
Riskacceptance
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Risklimitation
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Acceptthepotentialrisk– nocontrols Reducetheriskviacontrols– an‘active’defencepolicy
Risktransference
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Riskcontrols
• Defencemechanismstoprotect informationassets • Comprise(1)policy (usuallysetby management(2)education /training / awareness (3)technology
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Question– TOTESTYOURABILITYTOTHINKABSTRACTLYalongthelines ofwhatwehavejustdiscussed https://padletuq.padlet.org/peter_c/lecture_1 Youarethebusinessanalyst – considerthefollowingbriefscenario: McDonaldsfoodcorporation– whatstrategicadvantagedoyoumostfundamentallyassociateswith thiscorporation? CurrentsituationintheUS– morethan14300restaurants– thispreventsaddingmanymore restaurantstothenetworks. McDonald’schallenge – howtogrowitsbusinessintheUS (andeverywhereelse)?Whyisthis growthnecessary? McDonald’sanalystsbelievedthebestwaytogrowth:expandthemenu(andtheydid:85menuitems sevenyearsago,quicklyexpandedto121itemsonthemenu– analyzethisdecision(itdidnotwork)– whatdoyouthink? WhatwouldyoudowiththismenuifyouwerehiredtoanalyzetheMcDonald’ssystem? 17 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
RiskManagementExample
Inweeks5,6and7weintroduceISsystems development.Youareaprojectmember (youareabusinessanalyst)andyouare askedtoidentifyandmanageriskstothe project.Howwouldyouproceed? Youidentifytwoparticularprojectmemberswhoarebeing ‘head‐hunted’byanotherorganization– isthisarisk– ifso, howwouldyoumanagetherisk? Howwouldyouassessriskinrelationtothegroup assignment? 18 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
ISnowisacrossallbusinessfunctions •
Weeks2,3and4– ProcessModeling(BPMN)
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Weeks5,6and7– InformationSystemsDevelopment(aBusinessAnalyst’sview)
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Weeks8,9and10– Data,KnowledgeandBusinessIntelligence
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Weeks11,12and13– eCommerce /eBusiness – Courserevision(week13)
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Excelinallweeksofthesemester(perhapsnotweek13) –
Twoonlinequizzes(teachingweeks6and9)– lotsofdiscussionaboutthesequizzesover thecomingweeks
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Group‐basedassignment(30%)– availableinteachingweek3,submittedinteaching week10
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ExcelIntroduction– Lecture1 TherearetwoMP4filesandoneExcelfileonBlackboardthatdirectlycover thematerialinthislecture. 1. Excel_Topic_1.mp4 2. Excel_Topic_2.mp4 3. Excel_Formatting_Workbook_Part_1.xlsx Itisessentialthatallstudentsworkthroughthesetwovideos (andthe associatedExcelfile).Youwillbecoveringworkonthesefilesinnext week’stutorial Inthissession,weshalllookatthefollowingExcelissues: • Cellreferencing – andintroduction(includingindividualcellsandcellranges. • Cellformatting – essentiallythetypeofdataenteredintoacell.Specifically text,numbers,anddates. • DatesinExcel – howrepresented– implications • Anintroductiontoformulas,operators,and(built‐in)functions – syntax, arguments,RETURNVALUE
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Lecture1‐ CellsandRanges(1) Uptonow,wehaveworkedwithentirecolumnsorrows,orasingleactivecell. Nowweshallworkwithseveralcells– orranges– simultaneously. Thisissueof rangeswillbecomeveryimportantoncewestartwritingExcelfunctions. Thestandardwaytorefertoarangeofcellsistolistthefirstcellintherange(e.g.A1)and thelastcellintherange(e.g.D1).ThereforethenotationA1:D1describesalinear, contiguousrange.Theword‘contiguous’meansnospacebetweenrangeelements.Note thecolonbetweentheA1andD1.ThisrangeA1:D1isshownbelowwithyellowfill. A
B
C
D
1 2 3 4
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Lecture1‐ CellsandRanges(2)
Wecanalsohaverectangularranges.Againwewouldusethefirstandlastcell intherangeseparatedbyacolon.ThereforethenotationA1:D3referstothe rectangleofcellsformedbythetoplefthandcellofA1andthebottomright handcellofD3.Thisrangeisshownwithyellowfillbelow.
A
B
C
D
1 2 3 4
Youshouldbecomeveryfamiliarwiththisrangenotation – itwillbeessentialwhen webeginworkingwithfunctions. Wecanalso‘name’individualcellsorrangesofcells.ThisintroducestheNameBox andNameManager (underFormulasontheribbon)concepts.Namingcellsletsother usersunderstandourworkbooksmorereadily.Weshallcover‘NamedRanges’ throughoutthiscourse. 22 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
Lecture1‐ Formatting Formattingmayrefertotheaestheticqualityofourworkbooks(thechoiceof fonts,colouring,overalldesign.Butherewearetalkingabouthowdatais representedandstoredinExcel. Primarilywearetalkingaboutdataastext,number,ordate.Textiseasy. Numbersarealsoquitestraight‐forward.WeshalldemonstrateinourExcel workfilesomeexamplesofdifferentnumericformats! Dates areespeciallyinteresting.AllExceldatesarerepresented‘underthehood’in Excelasthe‘numberofdayssince1/1/1900’.Itisthisdesignthatallowsustodothe processingondatesthatissoimportantinbusiness. WeshallworkthroughseveralexamplesinourExcelworkfile!
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Lecture1‐ IntroducingExcelFormulas,Operators,andFunctions(1) ThemainreasonforusingExcelistodisplayvaluescalculatedfromdata.These calculationsareperformedbyExcelformulas andbuilt‐infunctions.Theseformulasand built‐infunctionsofteninvolveoperations. Aformulaisanexpressionthatreturnsavalue.EveryExcelformulabeginswithanequal(=)sign.Ifwe omittheequal(=)sign,Excelwilltreattheentryastext. Aformulaiswrittenusingoperators. Themostcommonoperatorsarethefollowingarithmetic operators: Operation
Symbol
Example
Description
Addition
+
=A1+B1
Addsthecontentsofcells A1andB1
Subtraction
‐
=A1‐B1
SubtractscontentsofB1 fromA1
Multiplication
*
=A1*B1
MultipliescontentsofA1byB1
Division
/
=A1/B1
Dividesthe contentsofA1byB1
Exponentiation
^
=A1^3
RaisesA1to thepowerof3(A1cubed)
Aswellasformulasandoperators,Excelsupportstheuseof(built‐in)functions.Afunctionisanamed operationthatreturnsavalue.Functionsarecommonlyusedtosimplylongformulasintoacompact statement.Forexamplethelongformula=D1+D2+D3+D4+D5couldbesimplifiedbyusingthefunction =SUM(D1:D5).Weshallworkwithfunctionsmoreinthecomingweeks. 24 CRICOS Provider Number 00025B
Lecture1‐ IntroducingExcelFormulas,Operators,andFunctions(2) Ifaformulacontainsmorethanonearithmeticoperator,Excelusesanorderof precedence toperformthecalculation. Theorderofprecedenceisasetofpredefinedrulesusedtodeterminethesequenceinwhich operatorsareappliedinacalculation. Theorderofprecedencerulesareasfollows: • Whenparenthesesareused,thevalueinsidethemiscalculatedfirst.Withintheformula =(3+4)*5theadditioniscalculatedfirst,thentheresultismultipliedby5 • Startingwiththemostimportant,theoverallorderofprecedenceis:(1)parentheses,(2) exponentiation,(3)multiplicationanddivision,(4)additionandsubtraction. • Ifaformulacontainstwoormoreoperatorsinthesamelevelofprecedence,theoperatorsare appliedfromlefttoright.Intheformula=5*4/2,Exceldoesthemultiplicationfirst,thenthe divisioniscalculated. • Thefollowingexampleswillhelpdemonstratetheserules: Formula
ApplicationoftheOrderofPrecedence
Result
=10+20*2
20*2is calculatedfirst,andthen10isadded
50
=5*(4+6)
4+6iscalculatedfirst, andthenmultipliedby5
50
=5+4*3^2
3^2iscalculatedfirst,thenthemultiplication,thentheaddition
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=5+(4‐2)*3
4‐2 iscalculatedfirst,thenmultipliedby3,andfinally5isaddedtothe result
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EndofLecture1
1. ReviewtheExcelmaterialinthetwoMP4filesBEFOREYOURFIRSTTUTORIAL
1. Pleaseensureyouareregisteredinatutorial.Preparewellforyourtutorialandmake sureyouattend 1. Excelisveryheavilyusedinallformsofbusiness.YoumustUSEEXCEL – itisnot somethingtoreadabout – youmustuseittomasterit.Excelisthebasisinthis courseforasignificantpartoftheassignmentandtheexams
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