MIS typicaliy produce:

A$)$ solutions to semi$-$structured problems appropriate for middle management decision making.

B$)$ assumptions, responses to ad$-$hoc queries, and graphic representations of existing data.

C$)$ new ways of looking at data that emphasize change, flexbility, and rapid response.

D$)$ scorecards of overall firm performance along predefined key indicators.

E$)$ fixed, regularly scheduled reports based on data extracted from the organization's TPS$.$