This is a very important part as it helps regulate the way managers perform their roles by preventing them from going beyond their boundaries when on duty. This helps ensure that the company is properly monitored and composed, therefore confirming that the best decisions are taken into account while on the other hand new ones are eliminated. Other important aspects of MIS are its ability to provide actual updates about the existence in the system. Furthermore, management information systems are very essential as they improve company securities and can also be used to monitor and resolve problems among other key aspects (Al-Zhrani 1149). Works CitedAl-Zhrani, S. "Journal of Computer Science." Role of Management Information Systems in Decision Making During Crises: Case Study (2010): 1149-1251.Chambers, R. J. “Management Technology.” The Role of Information Systems in Decision Making (2004): 15-173.Jahangir, K. Enhancing Organizational Best Practices with Information Systems. Knowledge management review. October 2, 2010. October 5, 2016.Jawadekar. Management information systems: Texts and cases. New York, New York: McGraw Hill,