Information Technology

Hi Blogger....
this is my first post regarding IT.... Are you Ready??
 

Information technology is something that is common in our life nowadays… IT is related to technologies whereby it is concerned about networking, computer, web design, internet, hardware, software and so on. 

According to Wikipedia, IT is the use of computers and telecommunications equipment to store, retrieve, transmit and manipulate data. Furthermore, as said by Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), IT is broadest sense encompasses all aspects of computing technology. 

It shows that what make IT difference with Computer Science whereby in computer science it is deepest sagacity to cover of computing technology aspects. In addition, IT people focus on satisfying human needs that arise from computing technology.

Do you care about IT?

Yeah, we should care about this.. here are the reasons..

IT is very important in our life because most of the time what we do it is related to technology. It is made our life easier and also efficient in terms of using of time. For example, hand phone, microwave, TV, and many others.

 Additionally,  we need to understand five categories of human mind, because it is related with IT how the computer process the data until wisdom.

 

According to Ackoff, Data is raw that doesn’t have meaning, but it can be exist in any form. Data is the process to create information which is used as input. Data can be in the form of numbers, characters, symbols, pictures and sounds. Data doesn't have meaningful so that people will not understand from that. 

Information is data that is organized and meaningful which is used to as output of the processing. Information becomes knowledge which has structure, growth and system. It is data that is meaningful and very useful.

Furthermore, knowledge is a determined process whereby it consists of appropriate the information. Next, understanding is about probabilistic process whereby people need to concern regarding cognitive and analytical. Lastly, wisdom is an extrapolative and non-probabilistic process.