🧠 MIS Decision Making

In Management Information Systems (MIS), the decision-making process is typically classified into three levels: Operational, Tactical, and Strategic. These levels reflect the hierarchy of decision-making in an organization:

• Operational Level:
  Decisions are routine and structured, dealing with day-to-day operations. Example: inventory control, payroll processing.

• Tactical Level:
  Mid-level decisions that are semi-structured. Managers use MIS to allocate resources or plan departmental activities. Example: budget allocation, sales planning.

• Strategic Level:
  High-level, unstructured decisions focused on long-term goals and policies. MIS supports executives in analyzing trends and making strategic choices. Example: market expansion, product development strategies.