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    What Are The Other Importance of Information Technology To Businesses?

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    System Analysis and Design (SAD) involves understanding business needs and developing effective IT solutions. SAD requires balancing technical skills with business domain knowledge. Analysts need to understand business operations and factors affecting business viability. They must also grasp the specific features of the business being studied as well as the capabilities and limitations of information technology. The goal is to design systems that allow people to do their jobs more effectively and improve the business.

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    System Analysis and Design (SAD) involves understanding business needs and developing effective IT solutions. SAD requires balancing technical skills with business domain knowledge. Analysts need to understand business operations and factors affecting business viability. They must also grasp the specific features of the business being studied as well as the capabilities and limitations of information technology. The goal is to design systems that allow people to do their jobs more effectively and improve the business.

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    What Are The Other Importance of Information Technology To Businesses?

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    What are the other importance of Information Technology to businesses?

    1. increase productivity

    2. reduce errors

    3. deliver the best customer service and satisfaction

    4.
    Systems analysis and design involves people. Certainly it involves technology, often technology that we
    don’t really understand and which we rely on other people to manage for us, but the best-designed
    systems in the world succeed because the people who use them can do their jobs better.

    A proper analysis of system requirements requires that those carrying out the investigation have a
    balance of skills and knowledge. This includes a good general understanding of the operation of business
    and of the factors that affect the viability of all businesses.There will also be a need for a more speci?c
    grasp of the important features of the particular business being studied.Finally of course a broad
    knowledge of the possibilities and limitations of information technology is also required.

    1. what are the other impact of IT in business?

    There are many reasons why businesses should want to develop information systems, but some of the
    most common objectives are:

    Source: System Analysis and Design 2nd ed., Donald Yeates and Tony Wakefield, 2004
    Pearson Education Limited Edinburgh Gate Harlow Essex CM20 2JE England

    a. To reduce manpower costs. The introduction of computer-based systems has often enabled
    work to be done by fewer staff or, more likely nowadays, has permitted new tasks to be
    undertaken without increasing staf?ng levels. The automation of many banking functions, such
    as cheque clearance, falls into this category.
    b. To improve customer service. Computer systems can often allow organisations to serve
    customers more quickly or to provide them with additional services. Supermarket point-of-sale
    systems producing itemised bills provide an illustration of this.
    c. To improve management information. Management decisions can only be as good as the
    information on which they are based, so many computer systems have been designed to produce
    more, or more accurate, or more timely information. With modern database query facilities it is
    even possible to provide systems that do not require the data retrieval requirements to be defined
    in advance, thereby enabling managers to institute new types of enquiry when changing business
    conditions demand new or different information.
    d. To secure or defend competitive advantage. This is becoming a major justification for spending
    on information systems.

    2. what is sad? the role of sad?

    System Analysis and Design is about business problem solving and computer applications. The
    product of

    3. study the business processes or business situation.


    b.

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