Business Information Systems: Data Analysis Report - 2016/17

This report provides a data analysis of a Business Information System, focusing on identifying profitable courses offered by TAPIS based on student attendance and revenue. It highlights successful trainers based on the fees they generated, noting William Shuttleworth, Nicholas Leslau, and Michael Goldstein as key examples. The analysis also considers the number of trainees attending various courses, with Information Technology and Auditing being popular choices. The report references various sources related to information systems, communication skills, and business process management. This student-contributed document is available on Desklib, a platform offering a wide range of study tools and resources for students.

BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEM

PART 2 DATA ANALYSIS

COURSES THAT WERE MORE PROFITABLE
• There are several courses that were offered by TAPIS and according to the number of attendees, success and profitable aspects of the
courses can be identified.
• Course work related to management of Information technology can be considered as successful for TAPIS because it charged 350 pounds
per student.
• On the other hand, the course of auditing seems to be profitable for TAPIS because people need information on the same due to area of
interest.
• Tax management is an important subject for the students; hence this is the reason for which TAPIS had charged 750 per students. This
seems the success aspect of the course work.
• Developing a web-site is another challenging task that needs for the students; therefore this course has been included by TAPIS.

Contd..
• Dynamic presentation skills also seems to be profitable and valuable for TAPIS because of the
number of people attended the course in stipulated time period.
• In the contemporary scenario, students are required to emphasize more on effective
communication skills; thus this is the reason TAPIS has included the course work.
• TAPIS had selected different fields for the studies in which they charged maximum fees in IT
and health and safety sector.
• Engineering is yet another field in which TAPIS invested huge resources; therefore it can be
said that the course would be highly profitable for the training organization.

Contd..
Profitable
courses
Tax
management Auditing
Guide to
information
technology

SUCCESSFUL TRAINERS
• 23 trainers were present for different courses and trained the students.
• William Shuttleworth seems to be one of the successful trainers who attained around 2500 fees for the
course work.
• Nicholas Leslau is another trainer who trained the students and received 2040 fees per course work. This is
the criteria through which successful trainers can be identified.
• Michael Goldstein also conducted training on HRM and received 1960 fees per course work; therefore it
can be said that this is another source through which success aspects of the course has been identified.
• Approximately, 1266 trainees attended all the course works organized by TAPIS; thus this is another
parameter through which suitability of the course can be identified.

Contd..
• In terms of bookings, students have reserved the seats as per different course work
and area of interest. The major bookings have been received for the course of
information technology and auditing because of the subjects are highly essential
for the students.
• Trainers had also used several techniques and methods for the purpose of training
the students. Moreover, students were also interested in attending the course work
due to different course works and subject matter.

REFERENCES
• Alter, S. L., 2016. Comments on" How should business professionals analyze information systems
for themselves?" by. Information System Concepts: Towards a consolidation of views. pp.300.
• Barker, A., 2013. Improve Your Communication Skills. Kogan Page Publishers.
• Bazzichelli, T., 2009. Networking: The Net as Artwork. BoD – Books on Demand.
• Chang, J. F., 2016. Business process management systems: strategy and implementation. CRC
Press.