The term "management information systems" designates a specific category of information systems serving
A) integrated data processing throughout the firm.
B) transaction process reporting.
C) employees with online access to historical records.
D) middle management functions.

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Management information systems are designed to support middle management functions such as decision making, planning, and control. They provide information in the form of reports and data analysis to help managers make better decisions. Management information systems are not necessarily designed for integrated data processing throughout the firm, transaction process reporting, or providing employees with online access to historical records.

The Term "Management Information Systems" Designates a Specific Category of Information