-To check policies & rules.
-To check the process properly working or not.
-To check quality of product.
-To check the financial document.
-To check accuracy of data.
The objectives of a management information system are to provide relevant and timely information to support decision-making, improve operational efficiency, enhance productivity, and facilitate strategic planning within an organization. The system aims to collect, process, store, and distribute information to help managers at all levels make informed decisions that align with organizational goals.
L. F. Truett has written: 'A study of auditing methodologies for the energy information administration data collection and processing system quality assessment program' -- subject(s): Auditing, United States, United States. Energy Information Administration
Marshall B. Romney has written: 'Accounting information systems' -- subject(s): Accounting, Information storage and retrieval systems, Data processing, Management information systems 'An introduction to microcomputer system and their controls' -- subject(s): Auditing, Internal, Data processing, Internal Auditing, Microcomputers
Henry Richard Schwarzbach has written: 'Auditing management information systems' -- subject(s): Auditing, Management information systems
Auditing
simply stated; accounting is recording, whereas, auditing is verifying the recorded information
For more detailed information, refer to the Statement on Auditing Standards No. 56 (AICPA, 1988) or to Montgomery's Auditing (O'Reilly et al., 1998) for a more in-depth discussion.
The main objective of MIS is to improve the management decision making, by providing accurate and up-to date information about the key aspects of organisational performance.
Management challenges to identify the requirements for the system. -Select the right software vendor for developing the system. -Communicate the benefits to the information systems users so they can adopt the change and support company strategy. -Justify information system investment. -Objectives for developing the system.
The support phase has two objectives. The first is to update and maintain the AIS.
Please remove the hard returns, delete this comment, and resubmit. Thanks! Three objectives of an accounting information system are:The identifying the best use of capital resources and communicating the information through the organization;Measuring and analyzing the historical financial performance of an organization;Identifying the economic conditions of a country and use measurements that confirms to the international standards.
the purpose of this is to find any misconfiguration