What's an Executive Information System?
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search from google or yahoo search engine. go to :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/ \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/
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I can't think of a specific name for anything but it sounds like something to do with his executive functioning abilities. Executive Functioning is the ability to integrate past experience and future anticipation into a plan for present action. Maybe you could look up executive functioning disorders and see if any thing rings a bell.
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EDMS is an Electronic Document Management System. It manages documents on your computer network so that they are kept in better order....
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Order management system: Software that receives customer order information and inventory availability from the warehouse management system and then groups orders by customer and priority, allocates inventory, and determines delivery dates; also called order processing system\n\ntry google & other search engines with links to information managemnt\n\nbye & best of luck
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I can't help you with the survey map, but I can tell you that an expert system is a computer program designed to ask a sequence of questions about a problem and then somehow provide a solution for it based on the answers. For example, a medical expert system might ask for details about a patient's temperature, pulse rate, blood pressure and other symptoms and then try and use the answers to predict what disease the patient has.
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The bloody ancient phone system...I have 18 executive lines that ring here, and you need to have a flipping masters degree to figure out how to transfer someone somewhere.  It's always nice to disconnect the CEO!
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLR,GGLR:2005-38,GGLR:en&q=work+profile+of+an+MIS+executive+
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Information Architecture is the act of planning, designing and supervision of the construction of knowledge that is derived from study, experience or instruction of a specific event or situation or collection of facts or data.\n\nWow, that's a mouthful. So what does it really mean? In it's most simple terms it means that Information Architecture, or an Information Architect for that matter, is concerned with defining the nature and scope of a web site or any other informational product is before the first line of <html> is written. Typically, an Information Architect's primary deliverable is a report or specification that defines a the key aspects of a website.\n\nYou can find some great information at the following sites:\n\nArgus Center for Information Architecture - http://argus-acia.com/index.html - While this site has not been updated since 2002, it remains active. There are a few useful resources on the site, most notably the IA Glossary which was developed to create a shared vocabulary within the new and rapidly evolving field of information architecture. It should serve as a valuable reference for anyone involved with or interested in the design of information architectures for web sites, intranets and other information systems. The link above will take you directly to the .pdf download of the glossary. The main site can be reached through the link: Argus Center for Information Architecture.\n\nBoxes and Arrows - http://www.boxesandarrows.com/ -Boxes and Arrows is the definitive source for the complex task of bringing architecture and design to the digital landscape. There are various titles and professions associated with this undertaking—information architecture, information design, interaction design, interface design. The site is essentially a peer-written journal dedicated to discussing, improving and promoting the work of this community, through the sharing of exemplary technique, innovation and informed opinion.\n\nThe Information Architecture Institute - http://iainstitute.org/ -The Information Architecture Institute is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to advancing and promoting information architecture. Founded in 2002, the Institute has over 800 members in 40 countries. This site has a lot of depth and breadth and their libary is a wonderful resource containing a selection of resources related to the field of information architecture. The collection includes articles, books, blogs, and more.\n\nia/ - http://iaslash.org/ - iaslash is a great information architecture news site.\n\nIAWiki - http://www.iawiki.net/ - The IAWiki is a collaborative knowledge base / discussion space for the topic of information architecture for the topic of Information Architecture. A great starting point on the site is at the site index, I recommend starting here. However, if you are unfamiliar with the wikiweb, One Minute Wiki provides a great summary of how to get the most from your "wikiperience".\n\njjg.net - http://www.jjg.net/ - Jesse James Garrett is perhaps one of the most well known players in the information architecture field. He began his career as a writer and interface designer and progressed through the ranks to become an information architect. A few years ago, he started a company called Adaptive Path to help people solve user interface problems. While he does focus much of his attention these days on a myriad of UI related issues, information architecture is his primary interest. Be sure to check out his IA resource page.\n\nBloug - http://louisrosenfeld.com/ - Bloug is Lou Rosenfeld's weblog. Lou is considered by many in the field to be one of the two founding fathers of information architecture. Lou is currently an independent information architecture consultant.\n\nElegant Hack - http://eleganthack.com/ -eleganthack, is Christina Wodtke's website devoted to exploring and furthering the emerging art of user experience design and information architecture on the web
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Without giving you a copied and difficult to understand web definition, it is basically any system supported by its entities that manages and changes information. Some common entities include people, software, hardware and the data itself. \n\nInformation systems can be big or small like those designed to manage groceries at your local supermarket or those designed to handle millions of transactions like the New York Stock Exchange. All of the entities involved in those systems help manage and move information. \n\nMy first source is some web defintions of IS while my second is some definitions for a wide range of technical terms.
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What kind of documentation?\nand what kind of Portal?
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EDI stands for Electronic Data Interchange.  An EDI system converts information between incompatile data flows.  For example, if you have a mainframe that needs to send a report to a Windows NT server, and EDI system would take the report and convert it from m/f format to an ASCII format.
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Executive Masters in Business Administration \n- post-graduate degree program
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I'm not sure what you mean by "Information System".. but if you are asking what information is used by loan applicants, there are several pieces of relevant material; repayment history, amount of debt compared to amount of income, collateral offered, etc.\n\nLoan officers are trained by their employers (banks, etc) and will make decisions based on the criteria of their employer.  Some banks offer higher risk loans, but usually at a higher interest rate.\n\nCareful attention to your credit rating and a high score will mean that more loans will be available to you, at lower interest rates.
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what kind of information?
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An information system is a set of interacting artefacts and human activities that performs one or more functions involving the handling of data and information, including data collection, creation, editing, processing and storage; and information selection, filtering, aggregration, presentation and use.\n\nContent management system (CMS)  \nEnterprise content management system (ECMS)  \nDocument management system (DMS)  \nRecords management system (RMS)  \nDigital asset management (DAM) system  \nBrand management system  \nLibrary management system (LMS)  \nDigital imaging system\nDigital imaging systems automate the creation of electronic versions of paper documents (such as PDFs or TIFFs)\nLearning management system (LMS)  \nLearning content management system (LCMS)\nGeographic information system (GIS)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Management_information_systems\n\nDid a search on Google and couldn't find any useful on CIS just courses\n\n"The CIS program stresses management and business legacy systems (mainframes, COBOL, RPG, and so on) plus application development for Windows environments (Visual C++ and Visual Basic, spreadsheets, etc.), primarily for large management information systems and database systems (including accounting, inventory, payroll, personnel, and sales)."
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Business intelligence systems can help you better understand your products, your customers, and your services, and they can actually have a very nice ROI. Oftentimes you can clearly show increased customer loyalty, up-selling and cross-selling of more products to customers, and an ability again to hold onto the customer and not lose it to competition.Business intelligence can mean the difference between success and failure in e-business. The ability to successfully leverage operational data and networked applications into new Business Intelligence systems requires a solid architectural framework that simplifies complex development and increases product time to market. \n\nHave a look at the source,for more iformation!