BUSİNESS INFORMATİON SYSTEMS

Manufacturing systems management (MSM) here is defined as a functional domain that involves all of the activities, such as design, implementation, operations and monitoring, etc., that are needed to regulate and optimise a manufacturing system as it progresses through its life cycle.

ERP is the technological backbone of e-business, an enterprisewide transaction framework with links into sales order processing, inventory management and control, production and distribution planning, and finance.

Supply chain management is as much a philosophical approach as it is a body of tools and techniques, and typically requires a great deal of interaction and trust between companies to work. However, three major developments brought SCM to the forefront of management’s attention:
• The information revolution

• Increased competition and globalization in today’s markets

• Relationship management

Customer relations management is a designed process to collect data related to customers, to get features of customers, and to apply those qualities in activities.

Computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM) is the usage of computer-controlled machineries and automation systems in manufacturing products.

e-manufacturing integrates information and decision making among data flow, information flow and cash flow. It is a business strategy and a core competency for companies to compete in this highly competitive markets

e-manufacturing integrates information and decision making among data flow, information flow and cash flow. It is a business strategy and a core competency for companies to compete in this highly competitive markets. e-manufacturing gives the opportunity of higher level of automation of manufacturing business information and improves the information flow and work flow throughout organization.

Up-selling is the aim of selling higher-value goods or services with the hope of existing customer’s buying intention.