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Which of the following is an objective of MIS regarding data management?

AData storage and retrieval without processing

BUnrestricted access for all users regardless of authorization

CCapturing, processing, storing, and retrieving data for management

DLimiting the use of data to avoid information overload

Answer:

C. Capturing, processing, storing, and retrieving data for management

Read Explanation:

  • MIS aims to manage data comprehensively by capturing relevant data, processing it into information, storing it securely, and making it accessible for authorized users.

  • These functions support effective management and decision-making.

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