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This document explains the difference between data and information, system categories at different management levels, data marts vs. data warehouses, management support systems (MIS, EIS, DSS), requirements for EIS, cross-sectional systems (office, document, conference), and distinguishes workgroup computing, workflow management, processes, and workflows.

This document covers system vs. application software, enterprise application systems and their domains, software classification (SaaP vs. SaaS, licensing), standard vs. custom, horizontal vs. vertical solutions, ERP concepts and process links, customization options, software quality criteria, and basics of cost-benefit evaluation.

This document explains the importance of data organization, comparing file systems and databases, and introduces business data types, database structures, and DBMS requirements. It also covers database development and implementation steps, including conceptual, logical, and normalized data modeling. The document contains the summary of three lessons on data architecture.

This document introduces business process modelling, covering the purpose of models, the ARIS framework, differences between processes, business processes, and models, maturity levels, and BPMN as a standard for visualizing and optimizing workflows.

This document covers legal principles of IS, data protection and security, and company obligations under FADP and GDPR. It explains cookies, privacy by design/default, risks like cyberattacks, and suitable minimization measures. It also outlines IT security management, key risk areas, six IT security goals, and organizational and technical safeguards.

This document explains enterprise architecture as a blueprint of business and IT structures and covers perspectives like business, information, applications, and technology. It discusses strategies and partial strategies, IT as a differentiating factor, and four levels of IT importance. It introduces business–IT alignment approaches, strategic IT planning, IT acceptance, IS strategy formulation, IT resources and management tasks, costs of IT services, best practices in IT operations, and the r...

This document introduces digitalization and its drivers, such as automation, data, and connectivity, and explains its growing impact on companies and decision-making. It outlines management approaches to digital transformation, defines information systems as socio-technical tools, and shows how IS supports business strategies through data, processes, and decision support.

These documents cover business law, including intellectual property (trademarks, patents, copyrights, trade secrets), contract law (formation, performance, breaches), tort law (liability, damages, product liability), and international marketing law (sales channels, intermediaries, subsidiaries, joint ventures, franchising, licensing).

This document summarizes marketing abroad strategies, covering direct sales, reselling, use of intermediaries, subsidiaries, branch offices, joint ventures, franchising, and license agreements. Exporters may sell directly to foreign customers or indirectly via resellers, distributors, agents, or brokers, each with distinct legal and operational considerations. Subsidiaries and branch offices allow greater control but involve higher costs and legal obligations. Joint ventures, either contractual ...

This document summarizes Swiss tort law, which addresses civil wrongs causing harm or loss. Tort law aims to compensate victims, deter wrongdoing, and, in common law, punish intentional or grossly negligent acts. Liability may be fault-based, requiring intention or negligence, or strict, without fault, as in product liability or employer liability. Compensation covers pecuniary losses, pain and suffering, and may consider contributory negligence. Causation, unlawfulness, and fault determine liab...