What is the difference between automated system and computerized system?

Answer 1

A manual system is operated directly by the user, and an automated system occurs without user intervention. The same comparison can be made to vehicles: a manual transmission requires the driver to shift gears, and an automatic transmission shifts gears by itself.

Answer 2

Simply put, an automatic transmission sifts gears automatically, whereas a manual transmission requires you to shift the gears yourself. In an automatic transmission vehicle, you select the gear you want to be in and the transmission will shift into higher and lower gears by itself. This is better for the driver because it does not require as much effort as the manual transmission. Manual transmissions rely on you, the driver, to shift the gears up and down when necessary. Usually, manual transmission vehicles come with a tachometer (gangue located next to the speedometer) which will allow you to see how hard the engine is working, so to speak. When the engine is pushing harder, in simple terms, you up shift by pushing down on the cloth pedal with your left foot and move the gear selector (shifter located on the right hand side, it is a stick that comes out the floor, which is why some manuals are also called "stick shifts") to the next gear up. Then you let off of the clutch. When the engine is working less, you do the same except move the shifter handle to the lower gear. Manuals are a bit more complicated to drive and require some practice. They are usually more fuel efficient and are desired by people who tow frequently, drive up steep slopes, or race.

Answer 3

An information system does not only refer to the way in which business data is stored by a company. It also refers to the way in which the business interacts with clients or associates, processes orders, and advertises.

Basically, a manual information system is one that does not rely on any computerized systems and a computer-based information system does. A manual-based system will see information recorded and kept in different ways such as in files in paper form. Whereas a computer based information system will see data stored on various computer programs including on databases, Word documents, Excel etc.

Both types of information system are designed to help a business carry out its day-to-day operations. Computer-based systems are generally considered to be more popular as more businesses are choosing to keep up with the developments in information technology. There are still those who continue to use manual systems though, perhaps as a matter of financial constraints or it may simply be more suitable for their type of business.

A manual-based information system is generally considered to be cheaper than a computer-based system, however it may contribute to lower levels of staff productivity. In addition, having data stores manually in boxes or files is not very environmentally-friendly and this could leave company documentation at risk if a fire broke out for example as there would be no back up.

A computer-based information system is more cost effective and efficient than a manual system. It speeds up operations and can back up important information at the touch of a button. It is however very expensive to set up and may need to be maintained by IT technical support advisors on a regular basis.

Answer 4

The answer to your question smart one is that the computer will do it for you and why would you do it yourself when someone else

Answer 5

automated system is no human can handle

and computerized system it will be used by human