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Business Information Technology

Business Information Technology. Week1: Course Intro / Data & Software Financial Management Tutor: Nigel R Hartland. Session Aims:. The overall aim of the session is to:

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Business Information Technology

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  1. Business Information Technology Week1: Course Intro / Data & Software Financial Management Tutor: Nigel R Hartland Course Intro: Tutor: N R Hartland

  2. Session Aims: The overall aim of the session is to: • To provide learners with the knowledge and understanding of how data flows into and out of an organisation, common business IT software packages and how the simple payback method can be used in financial management Course Intro: Tutor: N R Hartland

  3. Learning Outcomes: • By the end of the session learners should be able to: • Formulate examples of data flowing into and out of an organisation and how it can be processed. • List examples of types and names of common business software packages. • Give purposes that such packages can be used for. • State the reasons for using the simple payback method in financial management. Course Intro: Tutor: N R Hartland

  4. ? Review Questions • Give an example of some data which could come into a small business? • Suggest 3 computer programs that a small business may use? • What is the simple payback method? ? Course Intro: Tutor: N R Hartland

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