Christa M. Formica

You make a few valid points. In total agreeance with the fact that we are headed into a cashless society. Unfortunately I have had my identity compromised. That trend will continue to increase as technology is more more heavily relied upon. These systems are coded by people therefore making those able to bypass systems more valuable.

This may be odd to say for a MIS course but I find technology to be the most important innovation to the original business model. As a child of the 80’s, we, as children, looked to television to tell us to tell our parents what to purchase us for the upcoming holiday season. When watching TV, I hardly ever see toy commercials. It seems that that…[Read more]

My major is Business Administration. Marketing and advertising are the the fields upon which I care to concentrate. Having improper data could have an astoundingly negative impact on an organization. It costs more funds to gain new customers than to retain those already had. Bad data could lead to offending current clients and/or customers, not to…[Read more]

Congratulations on your first home purchase! That is a clever and crafty way to put decision trees to use.

Hi Kenny. That was a great example of using food and meal preparation as a subject for decision tress. I just realized that I have been implementing them prior to being aware of their name. For the week, the meals are mapped out depending upon what is available in the freezer, fridge and/or pantry. If I forgot to take something out of the freezer…[Read more]

My current major is Business Administration. As for career, either operations management and/or marketing are the fields of choosing. MIS is a business discipline to develop and leverage the organization’s technology.
Those are skills integral to a having a thriving marketing and/or management career. MIS can greatly assist me in acquiring the…[Read more]