No, it is different. Transactional information system records, analyse and process daily first line operations of an organization. A tactical information system gather, agglomerates and transform the records generated by transactional and lower level systems and provide its results to executive level for decision making activities. A transactional system would be a order e commerce suite, and the tactical system would be a reporting suite delivering info on how many sales have been made per region, etc... Some vendors offers a full range of systems such as Microsoft, oracle etc... whereas other such a business object reports focuses only on a specific line of business.
A transactional attorney is likely to work on contracts and other business documents. Finding a transactional attorney would be the same as finding and contacting any other type of attorney.
Transactional Model
that is an opinion. They are all about the same
geographic information system
Receptors
use same approach
So that everyone knows that they are talking about the same thing, and to organize the information and objects.
The difference between record keeping and information system is that traditional record keeping is a manual process of controlling and governing important records of a business. While an information system is the same procedure via computer system making the process easier.
A major point is that organizational information systems must be interconnected.
The standard Army Management information system known as retail supply system provides same day support and receipts. The system also offers storage, and issues a list of supplies.
An information system has to have limitations imposed on users who are on a 'need to know basis'. Once a user has been retained in a capacity then the information system can be programmed to accept the user's authorization. It would be unproductive for an Administration Assistant, to have the same access to information as a Manager.
So that everyone knows that they are talking about the same thing, and to organize the information and objects.