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Which of the following best describes the difference between an information system and information technology?
Which of the following best describes the difference between an information system and information technology?
- An information system is used to make sense of technology while information technology focuses on utilizing the system
- An information system is a bridge between technology and people while information technology helps them utilize the system (correct)
- An information system focuses on technology while information technology focuses on people
- An information system and information technology are the same thing
Which of the following is a benefit of using a computerized information system compared to a non-computerized equivalent?
Which of the following is a benefit of using a computerized information system compared to a non-computerized equivalent?
- Computerized information systems are generally faster at storing and retrieving data and at performing calculations (correct)
- Non-computerized equivalents are better at performing calculations
- Computerized information systems are generally slower at storing and retrieving data
- There is no difference between computerized and non-computerized information systems
Why is it useful to think about a system, even if it doesn't exist in reality?
Why is it useful to think about a system, even if it doesn't exist in reality?
- Systems that don't exist in reality are not worth thinking about
- It is important to focus only on systems that exist in reality
- There is no benefit to thinking about systems that don't exist
- Thinking about a system can provide useful insights (correct)
Why are boundaries important for understanding a system?
Why are boundaries important for understanding a system?
What is the main difference between an information system and information technology?
What is the main difference between an information system and information technology?