Executive Information System

EIS is the organization's executive management and to perform management functions necessary to achieve the purpose of accurate and important information so that you can
quickly look up information systems that support. The computer is able to do well in
computer executive is not interested in my organization at the same time. External
information needed to effectively use the organization's information filtration Therefore,
the manipulation of information requirements are housed executives want practical tool
called think. EIS is the latest information about an organization's internal operations, the financial information, news or outside of the news, a variety of features, such as e-mail to executives. By providing information on the performance of each department and each
of the parts of the organization to facilitate control can be made. EIS provides information
that the company is focused on the most critical information to be compressed so that the information can only be viewed easily glance.

While entering into full-fledged information society knowledge, the company's competitive business environment has changed, and the deepening of the faster speeds are increasing uncertainties. Accordingly, rapid and accurate decision-making that affects the survival of businesses growing, large companies or small and medium-sized enterprises with good
quality information, whether executive information systems that provide more keenly.
These executives to meet their information needs sufficient existing transaction processing systems, management information systems, decision support systems have several limitations in terms of revealing. Mintzberg [1973] is the type of strategic information with the corporate executives kept mostly remembered because of the strategic thinking in the present work load information to navigate the eight employees would hate it. Because of their social status is an important strategic information will be forwarded directly. These executives attribute the information to consider when executives gather information about their direct control and information systems need to have a language that has been the emergence of the EIS.