Development and Evaluation of Management Information Systems for Christian Workers Movement Multi-Purpose Cooperative

Authors

  • Jose Carlos M. Bernardo University of the East, Philippines
  • John E. Fidelino University of the East, Philippines
  • Christian Noel A. Lamigo University of the East, Philippines
  • Aaron Patrick B. Santelices University of the East, Philippines
  • Rex P. Ringula University of the East, Philippines
  • Mary Grace G. Ventura University of the East, Philippines

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47738/ijiis.v1i1.84

Keywords:

Database Driven-Software Application, Management Information System, Transaction Processing

Abstract

The Christian Workers Movement Multi-Purpose Cooperative (CWMMC) is a financial institution that caters to more than a thousand members in rendering timely financial assistance by making use of manual transaction processing. The company has encountered a number of problems pertaining to its services, strategic office location, and data / information management. This study was conducted in an attempt to design and develop a software system that would make loaning processes and other company-related business transactions simple, convenient, reliable, and dependable. A management information system was developed for and implemented at CWMMC. The software was found acceptable to the end-users and technical experts. Hence, it was recommended that the software be used continuously.

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Published

2018-09-01

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Vol. 1 No. 1: September 2018

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