Author Question: Define derived domain. Could an information system be a derived domain? Explain. What will be an ... (Read 81 times)

Bob-Dole · **on:** Jul 7, 2018

Define derived domain. Could an information system be a derived domain? Explain.

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

In many cases, EIS applications have evolved into which of the following type(s) of application?

A) performance management system.
B) business intelligence system.
C) competitive intelligence system.
D) all of the above

Cheesycrackers · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 7, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Sometimes organizations need to derive new domains from existing ones. An obvious example is accounting. Accounting is not the business of the business, rather it is a by-product of other functions, but no modern corporation can effectively or legally function without accounting as a distinct domain. Other derived domains, such as human resources, have also been discovered by the business. To discover a derived domain, we need to find that a pattern of redundancy across domains contributes to an unnecessary complexity, and it is practical and desirablein terms of both technology and businessto create a derided domain.

Answer to Question 2

D