Describe the potential of IT to improve internal and external communications By Jim Green.

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Describe the potential of IT to improve internal and external communications By Jim Green

Describe the potential of IT to improve internal and external communications

Describe the potential of IT to improve business processes

Describe the possible positive and negative impact on employees of the deployment of IT

Describe the benefits of new technologies on personal and social communication and interaction

Describe how IT can improve access to education and government services

Describe how IT can improve access to products and services

Identify possible drawbacks of new technologies for individuals and society

Describe the purpose of key components of the IT system (hardware, software and communications)

Describe the roles and responsibilities of those involved in operating and supporting the IT function

Describe the guidelines and procedures for accessing IT help and support

Compare different approaches to introducing new IT tools and systems

Describe potential benefits from the introduction of new IT tools and systems

Describe methods used by manufacturers and publishers to control usage of digital content and devices

Describe the main risks to data and personal security for IT users

Describe the types of control measures and policies organisations can put in place to maximise personal and data protection

Describe how organisations can exploit new developments in technology to improve cyber security