Question

Are there similarities in the business information systems employed by the companies being analyzed?

Answer 1

Answer:

Information technology (IT) is the technology that involves the development, maintenance and use of computer systems, software, and networks for the processing and distribution of data.

Put more simply, the most encompassing interpretation of information technology would be anything related to computers or computing technology. Computing technology includes hardware, software, networking, and internet interactions.

A company with an excellent IT framework or one that employs excellent IT technicians finds it easier to build, adjust and deploy a management information system.

Even though IT can (and must) be directed toward specific ends, its general scope is unfocused outside of computing processes. Conversely, MIS begins with a focused purpose; it addresses the needs of business management. IT supports and informs the methods of reaching MIS objectives.