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Which one of the following best describes the difference between an information system and information technology?

An information system is a non-computerized equivalent of information technology.
An information system and information technology are the same thing.
An information system focuses on helping people utilize technology, while information technology works as a bridge between technology and people. (correct)
An information system is used to store and retrieve data, while information technology focuses on calculations.

Which of the following is a capability of a computerized information system that is difficult or impossible for a non-computerized equivalent?

Performing calculations more accurately.
Providing useful insights about a system.
Storing and retrieving data at a faster rate. (correct)
Defining the scope of analysis.

Why does it not matter whether a system is real or exists only in someone's mind?

Real systems are more important than imaginary ones.
Thinking about a system can provide useful insights. (correct)
Non-computerized equivalents are more reliable than computerized information systems.
Boundaries and environment are not important for understanding a system.

Why are boundaries and environment important for understanding a system?

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What is the difference between an information system and information technology?

<p>An information system focuses on helping people utilize technology, while information technology focuses on calculations. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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