Academic Writing MIS

The tasks listed in the Marking Criteria relate to the following Case Study As the Information Systems Manager you have been given the responsibility for implementing a new “smart shopping trolley” system for a grocery/supermarket chain. This smart shopping trolley technology will help customers in the store by adding up the cost of items at the same time that they are placed in their supermarket trolley. It will also help shoppers locate the items in the store, in the quantities needed, when they enter or select a particular recipe. As you have studied Information Systems Strategy, you know that introducing a new information technology system won’t be successful unless you have assessed the impact on the business strategy and the four business functions (marketing, production, finance and HR) within the firm. You also need to do a cost benefit analysis of introducing the technology across 10 stores in different regions, if the pilot study in the first store is successful. Your report includes a presentation to the CEO. What to submit through StudyDesk: You will submit a handout for the CEO containing the Cover letter, Spreadsheet and Reference List through StudyDesk along with a link to a URL where you recorded audio/visualpresentation. YouTube is the preferred mode for your CEO presentation; if you do not wish for your video in YouTube or other system to be publically available then you may explore security features or options of YouTube. You are responsible for ensuring the link to your presentation will work for the Examiner marking your task - you should ask someone to test it for you. It does not need to be professionally produced and you can use a mobile phone, movie camera, the video tools that are available to download to use your PC, voice capture in Powerpoint or whatever. The purpose of the presentation is to present a compelling business case to the CEO to persuade him or her to adopt the new initiative. As a guide, written work worth 10 marks should be no more than one page of writing; your presentation should be around 10-12 slides and should be around 5-10 minutes.