Administrative information systems, contributions to the efficiency, effectiveness and efficacy of an organization (Original)

Abstract

Management information systems are fundamental tools for the efficient management of organizations, as they allow for the effective collection, processing, and distribution of information, supporting decision-making and optimizing operational processes. However, despite their increasing implementation, many organizations still face challenges regarding their proper use, which generates efficiency, effectiveness, and efficiency in the company. This study used a qualitative methodology that seeks to analyze how Management Information Systems influence the improvement of these three key aspects: process efficiency, effectiveness in decision-making, and effectiveness in achieving organizational objectives. The research will focus on identifying the relationships between the use of these systems and the overall performance of the organization, as well as the factors that may limit their positive impact. The objective is to investigate how Management Information Systems contribute to the optimization of internal processes, improve the quality of strategic decisions, and achieve organizational objectives. Additionally, strategies will be proposed to improve integration and their contribution to the productivity and competitiveness of organizations.