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impact of it on management.


Question Posted Sunday September 4 2005, 10:46 am

what is the impact of I.T on management?

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MissBonne answered Wednesday December 27 2006, 3:04 am:
IT is no longer just about software and hardware - it has integrated itself within each department of an organizations.

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Management uses different software tools for making decisions (about products, price, finances, scheduling, EVERYTHING) and IT needs to update and install those types of software. Bad software = bad management

Of course, same goes to hardware too. If the hardware is too slow, then management won't use it to access the important information.

IT also includes telecommunication lines and set-up. Communications (video conferencing, web information, upload speeds) also affect management effieciency.

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