Systèmes d'Information - Concepts et Composants

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Quel type d'architecture est associé à la décennie 2010?

Architecture orientée spaghetti

Architecture en microservices

Architecture monolithique (correct)

Architecture orientée lasagne

Les équipes de produit sont généralement composées d'ingénierie, de produit, de design, de données et de QA.

True

Quels sont les principaux inconvénients d'une application monolithique?

Couplage fort, difficulté à mettre à jour et à maintenir le code, business rules dispersées.

L'architecture ________ est également connue sous le nom de microservices.

ravioli Signup and view all the answers

Associez les types d'architecture avec leurs caractéristiques principales:

Architecture orientée spaghetti = Processus de copie et collage Architecture en couches = Séparation des responsabilités Architecture en microservices = Indépendance des fonctionnalités Architecture monolithique = Couplage fort des fonctionnalités Signup and view all the answers

Quels sont les composants d'un système d'information?

Tous les précédents Signup and view all the answers

Le stockage des données dans un SI moderne se fait uniquement dans une base de données opérationnelle.

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Quelles sont les cinq fonctions principales d'un système d'information?

Collecter, traiter, stocker, diffuser, protéger Signup and view all the answers

Les données __________ sont des informations brutes utilisées dans le système d'information.

référentielles Signup and view all the answers

Associez les types de flux d'information avec leurs méthodes de traitement:

Traitement en temps réel = Données IoT Traitement en lot = Données historiques API = Accès aux services externes Stream = Flux continu Signup and view all the answers

Quel est l'objectif principal des systèmes d'information en 2024?

Digitalisation et cloud natif Signup and view all the answers

Les microservices sont une architecture pour les applications de la décennie 2000.

False Signup and view all the answers

Quels sont les enjeux de cybersécurité modernes dans le Système d'Information?

Protection des données, prévention des fraudes, sécurité des systèmes Signup and view all the answers

Le __________ est un processus qui vise à garantir la confidentialité et l'intégrité des informations dans un SI.

protection Signup and view all the answers

Quel type de données pourrait être utilisé pour la personnalisation dans un SI?

Données clients Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

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Tanguy Giton is an ESIEA 2018 alumnus.
He holds a Master's degree in Project & Program Management from SKEMA.
He is a software editor for IKNO.
He works as a freelance IT consultant.
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Information Systems (IS) Concepts

An IS is an organized system designed to collect information where it originates, process this information into usable data, store it securely, make it accessible and distribute it when needed, and protect its confidentiality and integrity.
The IS supports an organization's functions by providing necessary information.

Components of an Information System

Users: Clients, employees, and partners.
Applications: Examples include ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), CRM (Customer Relationship Management), and the like.
Infrastructure: Servers, networks, and security measures. The data is integral to the system.

The IS as a Business Value Creator

Raw data is transformed into useful information.
This useful information leads to business decisions.
Feedback loops are crucial to continuously improve the process.
Examples include personalization based on client data, predictive maintenance using IoT data, and stock optimization using analytics.

Modern Banking Information System Anatomy

Front Office: Clients, web, mobile, agencies, and partners.
Middle Office: Control, risks, fraud, and limits.
Back Office: Processing, accounting, treasury, reporting and batch processing.
Central Data: Clients, Accounts, Transactions, critical information.

Information Flows in a Modern IS

Sources of data include clients, partners, internal systems (IoT/sensors), etc.
Data is processed using APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) and real-time or batch processing.
Processed data is stored in operational databases (bases opératonnelles), data warehouses and lakes.
Processed data is analysed.
The results are used, and reports disseminated via dashboards.

IS Challenges in 2024

Legacy Systems: Monolithic applications, on-premise infrastructure, long development cycles, and siloed teams. These present maintenance, cost, and rigidity challenges.
Transformational Systems: Hybrid cloud approaches, Agile/DevOps, APIs, and microservices address legacy issues but create their own challenges (time to market, cloud and hybrid integration, cybersecurity, and FinOps).
Digital Systems: Cloud-native, serverless, event-driven architectures, and AI-driven solutions (IA, edge computing, green IT, and attracting talent). The future of IS in 2024 revolves around these elements.

System Modernization Principles and Methods

Strategy: The foundation for all IS modernization. Involves alignment of business goals with business processes
Business Processes: Operational processes support strategic goals.
Functional Mapping: Shows how IT supports business goals through functions.
Application Architecture: Applications are tailored to support processes and business goals.
Technical Infrastructure: The technical backbone to ensure smooth operation of the entire systems

Evolution of Software Architecture

1990s: Spaghetti-oriented architecture (copy and paste)
2000s: Lasagna-oriented architecture (layered monoliths)
2010s: Ravioli-oriented architecture (microservices)
The current and future possibilities suggest a pizza-oriented approach

Monolithic Applications

A single, large application containing all functionality.
Tight coupling of functions.
Rules are scattered in code.

Layered Monolithic Applications

Design patterns are utilized.
Object-oriented languages are employed.
Responsibilities are separated.
Rules are centralized.

Micro-service Applications

Independent functionalities.
Different technologies can coexist in a single application.
Loose coupling between services.
Defined data formats.

IS Modernization Methodology

AS-IS Mapping: Current state assessment, Documenting the current processes, data, and applications.
TO-BE Definition: Defining the desired future state, focusing on architecture, service, and governance.
Analysis Phase: Identifying weaknesses, opportunities, and constraints. This includes prioritizing changes, estimating the effort and time needed, and determining realistic schedules, and potentially the cost of implementation.
Convergence Plan: Creating a roadmap with projects, planning for time to market, quick wins (low-hanging fruit), and financial budgeting. This plan should consider critical elements and the organizational aspects of change management.

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Ce quiz explore les concepts fondamentaux des systèmes d'information, y compris leur structure et leur rôle dans la création de valeur pour les entreprises. Il aborde également les utilisateurs, les applications et l'infrastructure qui composent un système d'information efficace.