because they're lazy. no just kidding because that makes it easier and gets it done quicker. How would you like to sit at a desk and process & manage info. all day.
Many people who work in the IT industry know the saying - Garbage In = Garbage Out. What most people who use computers to sort and process information understand is the quality of information into the computer and the quality of what the humans tell the computer to do with the information directly affects the quality of information out of the computer.
Information systems refer to the organizational and technical components that collect, process, store, and distribute information to support decision-making and control within an organization. They include hardware, software, data, networks, and people working together to manage and process information effectively.
That's what a computer is made for. If there was no information, why have the computer at all? Computers were invented to help sort, process, and calculate information far faster and efficient than humans.
People can use information from geography to plan, make decisions, and manage resources.
users
they teach people how to manage cyber cafes, and also teach people all about the internet communication technology and the computer
It's also a major component of all information systems. Depending on their roles, they would use, develop or manage and information system. There're 2 types of roles, namely end users and information system (IS) specialists. End users are those people who use an information system or and an information product. IS specialists are those people who develop or manage information systems.
To help people search for information.
Advantages: Assessible source of information for people lacking computer's and/or computer knowledge. helpful staff who can answer questions face-to-face Disadvantages: Not as much information as the computer. No privacy
People create computer viruses to cause harm, steal information, disrupt systems, or for personal gain.
People within an organization who have timely, reliable information are better able to conduct, manage, and control the organization's operations.
they used books