Information Systems Information Science

Focusing Information systems are the work
area systems that the interrelated
components of Hardware, Software,
Data, Procedures, People, Internet,
whose activities are dedicated to
capturing, transmitting, storing,
retrieving, manipulating and displaying
information for
 supporting operations,
 management and decision-
making,
 control the performance of
business processes,
 organizational information
processing.
Information science primarily concerned
 body of knowledge relating to the
origination, collection, organization,
storage, retrieval, interpretation,
transmission, transformation, and
utilization of information.
 understanding problems from the
perspective of the stakeholders involved
and then applying information and other
technologies as needed.
 investigates the properties and behavior
of information, the forces governing the
flow of information, and the means of
processing information for optimum
accessibility and usability.

Input, processing, and output are the

three activities in an information system
that produce the information an
organization needs.
Hybrid of multidiscipline. It is an Hybrid of multidiscipline. It is an interdisciplinary
interdisciplinary science derived from science derived from and related to such fields as
and related to such fields as mathematics, logic, linguistics, psychology,
mathematics, logic, linguistics, computer technology, operations research, the
psychology, computer technology, graphic arts, communications, management, and
operations research, the graphic arts, other similar fields.
communications, management, and
other similar fields.

Origin from the library science discipline.

There are various types of information systems, for example: transaction processing systems,
decision support systems, knowledge management systems, learning management systems,
database management systems, and office information systems.