MIS means Management Information System. It provides the information necessary for organizations to manage themselves efficiently and effectively. In order for the decision-making mechanism to work effectively and efficiently, it is necessary to have a planning, control, reporting and informing ability that can go into the most detail from the most general point of view. In other words, organizations should be able to plan and track all operational processes daily, weekly, monthly, annually in a way that coincides with their financial information, and base their decision-making mechanisms on this system by reporting all of these processes in accordance with their business strategies. This is exactly the whole of this system.

The recent developments in our country make it mandatory for all companies to be managed more transparently now. Both the obligations imposed by competitive markets, globalization and companies’ mergers and marriages with foreign partners, as well as changes in our commercial code that adapt to this, now make it necessary to manage company processes that lead to their main strategies and goals on an activity-based basis, leaving traditional management techniques. Starting from the company strategy, this obligation brings a perspective consisting of setting goals, planning, keeping the realization under control, tracking the operation, continuous reporting, analyzing, making decisions and revisions, long-term planning and managing the company’s value.