ARTICLES ON INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Articles on Information Systems

Articles on Information Systems



The first of the articles highlights the importance of outsourcing in this age of globalization and that why the big companies are eager to outsource their services. One of the fact that there is a lack of skilled labor has forced the organizations to consider this very option. And that is why the emerging economies such as Brazil, China and India have consolidated their position in this changing world.

The necessity of maintaining standards, as emphasized by the author of the article is another area of concern. The recession of financial resources has forced the companies to be quality conscious therefore, there tends to be more focus on quality and maintenance of standards so that the organizations could establish and enjoy a substantial customer base.

Education is another factor that needs to be considered here as the number of students showing interest in engineering majors is decreasing day by day and there is still need to address the issues on the academic side of the problem. The relationship needs to be very strong between the educational institutes and the industry so that the persisting gap between the demand and supply ratio should be annulled to an extent that there still remains a room for induction of new blood into the mainstream industry (itmanagement.earthweb.com).

The technology boom has taken the world by storm. The burden of information flow is too much and the existing systems are not able to cope up to the needs of such speedy flow therefore there is a need for the companies to develop smart, durable and compatible systems that can be used for a long time to come.

The second article under consideration emphasizes the need for the implementation of intelligent information systems due to prevailing pressure of data on the existing systems.

The building of information systems falls within the sphere of engineering. As is correct with other engineering disciplines, the character and tools of information systems engineering are evolving owing to both technological developments and better perceptions of societal needs for information services. Early information systems were designed to be operated by information professionals, and they frequently did not achieve their stated social purpose.

Contemporary information systems are progressively more used by persons who have little or no previous hands-on experience with information technology but who have a much better awareness about what this technology should accomplish in their ...