INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) INFORMATION SYSTEM (IS)

- comprises of both hardware and software - In digital age, Information System (IS) is
the support the business organization. used by people and business
- refers to the technological or computer- organizations for the improvement of
based tool primarily used for supporting processes and operations to make things
the needs of business organizations. easier and simpler.
- Is a man-made system that collects,
WEB APPLICATION
stores, retrieves, processes, manages,
- composed of web pages, it is an disseminates, and analyzes information
application program that is stored on needed to facilitate a business
remote server and delivered over the organization's operational functions and
internet through browser. support its management in making
decisions.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)
SYSTEM
- simulation of human intelligence
processed by machines. - can be defined as a collection of parts
that interact, interconnect, and work
INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)
together to accomplish certain
- system of interconnected computing objectives.
devices, mechanical and digital
MASTER DATA
machines, objects, animals, or people.
- are relatively permanent data that are
GLOGSTER EDU
stored in the IS for a long time. These
- a tool used by students to present their data may include customer data
research creatively. (complete customer information),
employee master data (complete details
MENTIMETER
of an employee), and subject master data
- a website specifically designed to (including information related to the
support teaching and learning in schools, subject, i.e., subject description,
colleges, and universities. schedule and so on).

CONSTANT THERAPHY RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (RAM)

- a mobile app-based educational - primary storage – internal memories

technology for students with special SOFTWARE
needs.
1. System Software – Operating System
BUSINESS
2. Application Software – end-user
- used to be defined as the exchange of programs (MS Office, browsers, etc)
products; however, the definition has PROCEDURES
changed and has evolved as the
production, distribution, and the sale of - rules, policies and methods that
goods and services. administer the operation of a computer
system.
PRODUCTIVITY
TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM (TPS)
- computer-aided design, office application
tools, programming software, and
database technology.
 - is known as a real-time processing these resources can be accessed
system, it is an IS for all types of business virtually using the Internet.
transactions.
SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE (SAAS)
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM (DSS)
- refers to the ability to use applications
- is a computer-based application that running on the cloud infrastructure made
helps companies identify and give available by a service provider.
solutions by making decisions on how to
PLATFORM AS A SERVICE (PAAS)
solve problems including issues on raw
data, documents, employee and - refers to the ability to deploy applications
company profiling and management, and to the cloud infrastructure. This
business models. deployment could be customer-related
and involve acquired applications that
MICROSOFT WORD
are designed through programming
- word processing program that is language or software e tools.
designed for both Windows and Mac
INFRASTRACTURE AS A SERVICE (IAAS)
operating systems.
- refers to the ability to provide processing,
MICROSOFT EXCEL
networks, storage, and other primary
- spreadsheet program that includes resources related to computing.
features such as calculations, macro
PRIVATE CLOUD
programming and graphic tools.
- refers to the cloud infrastructure that is
MICROSOFT ONE NOTE
used and operated by only one
- free-form information gathering program organization.
that allows a user to collaborate with
COMMUNITY CLOUD
other OneNote users.
- refers to the cloud infrastructure that is
MICROSOFT ACCESS
shared by many business organizations
- software used to create a database and supports certain communities that
whose main purpose is to organize, share the same sentiments.
store, maintain and manage data and
PUBLIC CLOUD
information for reporting and analysis.
- refers to the cloud infrastructure that is
CLOUD
made available to a large industry group
- refers to the internet. When something is or to the general public.
operated in the cloud, it refers to the
HYBRID CLOUD
user’s own methods or ways of storing or
accessing data using an internet - refers to the cloud infrastructure that is
connection. combined with two or more clouds that
are bound by standardized or proprietary
CLOUD COMPUTING
technology.
- also refers to the shared computing
GREEN COMPUTING
resources that are accessed virtually as
a service through an application program - is popularly known as Green IT. It is
interface (API). A laptop, phones, tablets, considered the environmentally
desktop, servers, and databases are all responsible method used by business
connected to the cloud, which means that organizations to reduce, reuse, recycle,
 as well as dispose of technological
resources.
GRID COMPUTING
- has emerged as the next useful stage in
distributed computing. It offers a high
degree of resource sharing and proper
collaboration on a scale that would
exceed even the power of World Wide
Web and the currently available
distributed computing.
MACHINE LEARNING
- One of the main applications of AI is
machine learning. In computer science, it
is the field that focuses on program
development that allows computers to
learn automatically without human
assistance and intervention.
- employs algorithms to detect patterns on
the input to create a program.
E-BUSINESS
- refers to any online-run business. It is
also considered as a technique used by
business organizations to improve
business strategy and be more
productive and profitable through the use
of IT.
INTRANET
- refers to the internal network of a
business organization.
EXTRANET
- refers to the network of a business
organization that has limited scope,
giving access only to trusted entities.
INTERNET
- largest network consisting
interconnected government, private,
public, academic and business entities
linked by various technologies ranging
from electronic and wireless to fiber optic.
CAMPUS AREA NETWORK (CAN)
- computer network is specifically used for
academic institutions where LANs are
interconnected in a limited geographical
area.
WIDE AREA NETWORK (WAN)
- computer system is used within regional
or national areas.
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE (E-COMMERCE)
- refers to commercial transactions
executed online using the Internet.
AUTHENTICITY
- there should be procedures to
authenticate user before giving him/her
access
CONFIDENTIALITY
- information should be kept and not be
accessible by an unauthorized user
MOBILE COMMERCE (M-COMMERCE)
- refers to the use of wireless handheld
devices such as mobile phones to
conduct business-related transactions
online.
TRADEMARKS
- distinguishing words, phrase, symbol
and/or design that identifies the
uniqueness of a product or service.
PATENT
- property rights granted by the US Patent
and Trademark Office.
COPYRIGHT
- protects the works of authorship, such as
writings, music, and works of art that
of have been tangibly expressed.