RELEVANCE OF COMPUTER IN MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (CASE STUDY OF NITEL PLC ENUGU)

ABSTRACT

Is the computer really a new frontier opportunity and means to solve our problem is it of any help to management information system.

It is the aim of research work to concentrate on computerization of management information system application of computer to customer billing system in NITAL Plc and application of computers to any transaction. The research who has chapter.

Chapter one contains a general discussion of computer, its invention. It went further to state problem to be studies, meaning of management information system why this study was carried out, the scope and limitation of the study.

Related literature of many authors on management information system were reviews.

The data was collected through questionnaire observation and direct interview in chapter three all these were summarized and interpreted. Finally discussion of results and finding, can be seen or chapters four and five.

If NITEL Plc Enugu would put the recommendations made in the study in use they will not only stratify customers with services offered, but a continuous increase in profit made thereby making NITEL problem a thing of the part.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE

1.0       introduction

1.1              background of the study

1.2              statement of problem

1.3              objective of study

1.4              scope of the study

1.5              significance of the study

1.6               Research  Questions

CHAPTER TWO

2.0       Literature review

2.1              History of management information  system

2.2              Computerization of management information system

2.3              History of NITEL with emphasis on

2.4              Summary of literature review

CHAPTER THREE

3.0       Researcher methodology

3.1              Design of he study

3.2              Area of study

3.3              Population of the study

3.4              Sample and sampling procedure

3.5              Instrument for data collection

3.6              Validation of instrument

3.7              Reliability of the instrument

3.8              Method of data collection

3.9              Method of data analysis

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0              Data Presentation and Analysis

of Data Discussion of Findings

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0       discussion implication conclusion, recommendation

5.1              Discussion of findings

5.2              Discussion of results

5.3              Conclusions

5.4              Implication of the results

5.5              Recommendation

5.6              Suggestion for further research

5.7              Limitation of the study

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