The document discusses six key components of information and communications technology (ICT): 1) Cloud computing which enables online storage and services, 2) Software which allows communication with digital technologies, 3) Hardware which are the physical tools used for ICT, 4) Digital transactions which allow fast transmission of information, 5) Digital data which is used instead of physical analog data, and 6) Internet access which provides easy access to large amounts of information. Without these six components, ICT would be severely limited and society would revert to slower analog technologies.
The document discusses six key components of information and communications technology (ICT): 1) Cloud computing which enables online storage and services, 2) Software which allows communication with digital technologies, 3) Hardware which are the physical tools used for ICT, 4) Digital transactions which allow fast transmission of information, 5) Digital data which is used instead of physical analog data, and 6) Internet access which provides easy access to large amounts of information. Without these six components, ICT would be severely limited and society would revert to slower analog technologies.
The document discusses six key components of information and communications technology (ICT): 1) Cloud computing which enables online storage and services, 2) Software which allows communication with digital technologies, 3) Hardware which are the physical tools used for ICT, 4) Digital transactions which allow fast transmission of information, 5) Digital data which is used instead of physical analog data, and 6) Internet access which provides easy access to large amounts of information. Without these six components, ICT would be severely limited and society would revert to slower analog technologies.
Pimentel BPA-2C | Knowledge Management & ICT for PA
Activity 7
1. Cloud computing – without it, we won’t have servers, no online storage, no
nothing that requires accessing the cloud for services. We would be handicapped, it would be like not having the Internet at all since it mostly runs on cloud computing. 2. Software – without software then we can just forget about using technology that is digital, since we won’t have ways to input information. It is our way of communicating to the computer, to anything digital and without it then we’d just be using analog technology. 3. Hardware – without hardware then there is nothing to do relating ICT. Hardware is the most basic part, without any hardware then there’s no ICT that we know of. They are our tools, physical objects that we use to put ICT into reality. 4. Digital transactions – things would be really slow, like going back to the old days where sending a message would take days or months before it arrives to someone. The economy and society would be very slow. Thankfully we have analog technology and analog data to cover that up. 5. Digital data – without digital data we’ll only be using analog technology. Just like without digital transactions, we’d be using physically recorded data like something written in paper or any form of physical or analog media/data. If we don’t have digital data then we’ll be relying on analog data because ICT needs to keep moving. 6. Internet access – without internet access we won’t be able to access large quantities of information in just a single click. We’d be using radios, telephones and television to relay information. Things would be just like the pre-internet days. It’s not impossible to have ICT but we’ll be limited, compared to how we access large chunks of data like now. The world will be slower.