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What is the impact of information technology on banking?
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- Plastic cards
- Automatic teller machines (ATMs) - Electronic funds transfer at point of scale (EFTPOS) |
What is the impact of information technology on businesses?
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- Word processors
- Spreadsheets - Databases |
What is the impact of information technology on printing and publishing industries?
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- Word processing
- Desktop publishing software |
What is the impact of information technology on the education sector?
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- Access to a range of software programs
- Internet |
What is the impact of information technology on governments?
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- Store and analyse huge amounts of information using information technology.
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List 5 issues concerning the impact of information technology.
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- Privacy
- Security and accuracy of data and information - Changing nature of work - Appropriate use of information - Copyright |
What is one the main reasons for the environment to change?
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The progress in information technology
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List 4 examples of individual purpose.
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- Keep track of income and expenses.
- Publish a weekly newsletter for a local athletics club. - Design a multimedia presentation for the next staff meeting. - Communicate with other people on the Internet. |
List 4 examples of organisation purpose.
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- Provide stock inventory, sales, payroll, share market, commodity prices of interest rates information.
- Assist decision-making by summarising and comparing data. - Share data and information between individuals and offices in different locations. - Store and organise information on consumer trends, competition products or labour costs. |
What are participants often referred to as?
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Direct users or users.
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List the 5 basic functions of hardware
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- Input
- Processing - Storage - Control - Output |
What are the 4 classifications of computers?
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- Personal computer
- Midrange - Mainframe - Supercomputer |
What are the 2 types of software?
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- Application software
- System software |
What are the 7 information processes?
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1. Collecting
2. Organising 3. Analysing 4. Storing and retrieving 5. Processing 6. Transmiting and receiving 7. Displaying |
What are the 4 steps of collecting?
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- Define the required data (decide what data is needed).
- Identify the source of the data (where the data is needed). - Determine how the data will be gathered (what tools will be required). - Gather the data (collect and enter the data into the information). |