Computer Based Environment Controls
Macoveiciuc Pastorel · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 2011
The aim of these notes is to give an overview of the main activities of computer based activities controls. The basic principles of computer controls should be common to all sectors and to most types of hardware and software. The absence of a common definition of computer control may, in part, be due to the relative newness of computer controls. A key feature of many organisations today is change. Although not necessarily the driver of change, IT is invariably an intrinsec component and much of the change would not be possible without IT. IT has had a major impact on social, economic and political factors throughout the world. Not only has it led to the creation of new professions but it has also revolutionised others, such as office work, or, when combined with robotics, manufacturing industries.