The Information Revolution is an expression we use to submit to the amazing transformations happening through the previous half of the 20th century in which service careers, varying from complex technology, well skilled occupations to less technical tasks such as short order cook, are more widespread than careers in manufacturing or cultivation. The creation of …
This study may not be achievable without the cooperation, guidance and support and of some persons and organizations. University adopted Supervisor Dr. —PQR—(Your prof. ), Lecturer, Department of Department of Accounting/ Financial Management, ABC University, was the resource of the inspiration and motivation to this Thesis effort. He has provided vital assistance along all the …
An Information System (IS) is the coordination of personnel, data records and activities that process the facts and information in a specified setup, including manual processes or computerized processes. The term information system has diverse meanings: a) In computer security, an information system is described by three objects: i) Structure: – Repositories, Holds records permanent …
Traditional way of searching and gathering information in the library is quiet stressful as well as time-consuming. Students require more hours of finding and scanning books that might delay their other activities in and out of school. A card catalog is chronologically arranged and sorted into author, title and subject card so if three or …
Information processing theory represents is an empirically tested approach to the study of cognition and cognitive development, according to which human mind and processes occurring in it are likened to certain algorithms. However, unlike typical algorithms, where the main emphasis made upon input and output, scientists developing information processing theory make focus on the processes …
Formulating unique conception of the Web in “Weaving the Web” Berners-Lee emphasized that the intention was to create a system with “one fundamental property: it had to be completely decentralized. ” In the vision of Berners-Lee: “That would be the only way a new person somewhere could start to use it [the Web] without asking …
The emergence and widespread use of the new technology of computers and internet has resulted in both positive and negative effects for the individual consumer of this new technology. In this context, it is important to ask the following questions: Whether the individual privacy has been violated by the use of the computers and internet? …
We are living in a knowledge economy. This means that in future, the competitive edge would be enjoyed by those organizations that are better able to manage their knowledge assets. However, managing a knowledge asset is not just a concept, rather it requires a whole set of infrastructure to ensure that the organization is better …
Despite the appearance of abject poverty across the developing world, the poor actually possess assets of immense wealth. It is in fact the inability to adequately represent those assets which prevents the owners to fully unlock the potential capital that these assets can generate. The current situation in 3rd world countries is glaringly similar to …
80% of the world’s population lives in countries where it is extremely difficult to track the ownership of property. Because of this difficulty, it is difficult to establish the value of assets in these countries, and the citizens are incapable of using their property in productive ways. The current situation facing Third World countries has …
