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Nostrana [21]
1 year ago
3

discuss an example of a business function that could be implemented on each platform, and explain why that platform would be pre

ferred over the other platform.
Business
1 answer:
larisa86 [58]1 year ago
4 0

Information technology is used by businesses to create and distribute the necessary information. A business information system refers to the integrated processes as a whole.

When a company would use web-based information systems or mobile computing in their operations-

These technologies are utilised by the businesses to further their corporate goals. Because they provide information systems with all the software and business process requirements, these technologies are the cause.

When a company wants to let customers incorporate UPS features

These features include cost estimates and tracking into one's own website, which is an information systems approach to fostering client intimacy.

When a company wants to increase productivity and use mass customisation

These methods help achieve corporate objectives by preserving constant profitability and an industry lead.

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