Management Information System

Management information system (MIS) (English: management information system, MIS) is part of the internal controls of a business that includes the use of human, documents, technology, and accounting procedures by management to solve business problems such as cost of products, services, or a strategy business. Differentiated management information systems with common information systems because the SIM is used to analyze other information systems applied in operational activities of the organization. In academia, the term is generally used to refer to the group management method of information related to the automation or support of human decision making, eg decision support systems, expert systems and executive information systems.

Business Intelligence
The term business intelligence (English: business intelligence, BI) refers to technologies, applications, and gathering practices, integration, analysis, and presentation of business information, or sometimes also refer to the information itself. The aim is to support business intelligence and business decisions.

BI systems provide historical perspective, current, and predictive business operations, primarily by using data that has been collected into a data warehouse and sometimes also based on operational data. The software supports the use of this information to assist the extraction, analysis, and reporting information. BI applications to handle sales, production, finance, and various sources of business data for such purposes, which include primarily business performance management. Information can also be obtained from similar companies to produce a benchmark.

Trade secrets
Trade secret is information not generally known in the field of technology and / or businesses which have economic value because it is useful in business activities, and kept secret by the owner of a trade secret.

Scope of protection of trade secrets include methods of production, processing methods, sales methods, or other information in the field of technology and / or business that has economic value and is not known by the general public.

Trade secret protection if the information was received:

• It's a secret known only to a particular party is not in general by society,
• Strong economic value if it can be used to run a business activity or commercial menacing or can increase the economic benefits,
• Watched confidential if the owner or controller of the parties have taken steps appropriate and inappropriate.

Trade secret owner can grant a license to another party. The definition of a license is permission granted to another party through an agreement based on providing the right (not a transfer of rights) to enjoy the economic benefits of a given trade secret protection for the time period and with certain requirements.

Not considered a trade secret infringement if:

• Disclose to the interests of defense, health, or safety of the community,
• reengineering of the products produced by the use of other people's secrets Dagan made solely for the interests of further development of the product concerned.
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Trade Secrets in Indonesia as stipulated in Law No. 30 of 2000 on Trade Secrets. Trade secret protection and the protection of automatic running indefinitely.

as an example:

Google Finance
Google Finance is a site that displays financial information companies of the United States, contains a variety of information ranging from business and the movement of the stock profiles, financial policies, information executives, interactive tables, a portfolio company news relevant to their development. Google Finance can be accessed at the address http://finance.google.com.

Here are some specific features of Google Finance:
• Search Companies, one can search for stock information, public company, and mutual funds, and private companies, using the names of other companies.
• Interactive Graphs, Google Finance charts correlate market data with news of the appropriate period of time to help someone determine whether there is a relationship between the two. For example, one can see how the news for a particular company on a particular day that potentially affect the stock performance during the week. A person can also click and drag the charts to see different time periods, and zoom in to see more detailed information.
• News, Google Finance combines the Google News service, which collects stories of more than 4500 English-language news sources worldwide. Stories are clustered by topic, so that one can see different opinions on a single subject.
• Corporate Management Team.
• Group discussions.
• Portfolio.