- Information Systems versus Information Technology
* Information Technology (IT) is all forms of technology (tool) used to create, store, exchange and
use information.
* Information Systems (IS) is the combination of technology (the “what”), people (the “who”) and
process (the “how”) that organization
uses to produce and manage information.
- The Informed
User:
A person knowledgeable about information
systems and information
technology.
- Digital nomad:
Someone who uses information technologies.
-
Managing Information Resources:
*Traditional
Functions of MIS Department
Example: manage data center.
*Consultative Functions of MIS Department
Example: create business alliances.
- Overview of
Computer-Based Information
Systems:
Data > Information > Knowledge
- Data:
Elementary
description of things, events, activities and transactions
that are recorded, classified and stored but are not organized to convey any
specific meaning.
- Information:
Data
that is organized and structured within a context, and provides meaning .
- Knowledge:
information
organized and processed to convey understanding,
experience, accumulated learning and expertise
as they apply to a current problem or activity.
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