CEVAP:

Features of management information systems are as follows:

• They are not interested in daily operations.
• Even though they provide easy and timely access to all managers from operational, tactical and strategic level, they especially serve to managers from tactical level.
• Generally, they produce reports oriented to support structural decisions.
• They are partially flexible and may be adapted to changes in the information requirements of the business.
• They use the data produced by transaction processing systems.
• Because they may benefit the data from multiple transaction processing systems, they use integrated database and support the variety of functional fields.