Across
- 4. – Information that is accurate, timely, relevant, and cost-effective.
- 8. – Technology that uses electromagnetic fields to identify tags.
- 9. – Advanced IS like facial recognition systems.
- 14. – Processed data that is meaningful and useful.
- 16. – Access to computing services via the internet.
- 19. – Component that saves data for future use.
- 20. – A set of components that work together to process data and support decision-making.
- 21. – Programs and applications that run on computer hardware.
- 24. – Steps to follow when using a system.
- 25. – Includes operating systems like Windows or Linux.
- 26. – Basic knowledge of how to use computers and applications.
- 29. – Ability to find, analyze, and use information effectively.
- 31. – People who use the system’s output.
- 32. – Only the necessary information is provided.
- 33. – Using IS to analyze and interpret business data.
- 34. – Primary purpose of using an IS.
Down
- 1. – Includes hardware, software, people, data, and procedures.
- 2. – Physical parts of a computer system, like CPU, monitor, and keyboard.
- 3. – Software like Teams or Zoom used for group work.
- 5. – Simple IS like pen-and-paper record systems.
- 6. – Programs like MS Word or Excel.
- 7. – Information can be checked for correctness.
- 10. – Connectivity that enables data exchange.
- 11. – The result produced by the system after processing.
- 12. – Structured collection of data.
- 13. – Information must be delivered at the right time.
- 15. – Information must relate to the context or subject.
- 17. – Instructions or rules for using an information system.
- 18. – Raw facts that need to be processed.
- 22. – Information must be free from errors to be useful.
- 23. – Users who interact with the information system.
- 24. – Technologies that support the IS infrastructure.
- 27. – Data arranged in a meaningful structure.
- 28. – Benefit outweighs the cost to produce or use information.
- 30. – The process of entering data into a system.