Enterprise Systems and Architecture CIS Think of the last t

Enterprise Systems and Architecture :

CIS:

Think of the last time you bought a high-tech electronic item. How does the process of buying that item cut across the store’s various functional areas? What information from your receipt would need to be available to each business functions? Which business functions would need that information? How could your receipt help in the process of returning that item?

Solution

1.A receipt has information about the customer.That information is important forsales and marketing

2.A receipt has information about what was purchased.This information isimportant for the stocking of future items (supply chain management)

3.A receipt also most likely has a bar code for future reference to that salestransaction.For example, if the item was returned to the store, that bar code couldbe scanned, the item put back into inventory, and the customer’s account credited

4.A receipt would also have information important to accounting and finance, that isthe sale and the movement of the goods from inventory out of the door

5.A receipt would have information on who the sales person was who did the sale.This is information important to human resources for performance reviews, raises,and bonuses