Purposes for which ICT is used in EDS
The organisation, which I will be describing on the purposes of which
they use ICT, is called EDS. EDS is situated in Milton Keynes. EDS was
founded and set-up in 1962 and it is the leading global information
technology services company. EDS stands for Electronic Data Systems.
EDS has approximately 137,000 workers in 60 countries and about 12,000
workers worldwide. This is about 200 workers, which work part time,
and 11,800 workers who work full-time. In this essay I will describe
the purposes in which this organisation uses ICT.
This organisation relates to many branches around the UK and other
countries, this includes the Operating System Support, which is a
department, which helps for the system they, use which is windows and
the see if it has any problems and they fix it straight away, a
Telecomms Department, this provides the telephones and the connection
lines, which enables them to speak to customers and other people
around the world, they also have a quality assurance department, which
is a department to check that their products are at excellent
condition and at good quality.
The person I interviewed was my uncle and I interviewed him by sending
him my questionnaire and I left him to fill it out and he sent it back
with the results.
Their core business is to provide and sell documents to other
different EDS companies around the world and the UK too. They also
provide support and knowledge to EDS companies by selling their
manuals and documents.
What this organisation and company do is they provide IT services to
the Government sector and also to the Private sector. These IT
services include Consultancy, which is a person providing professional
advice also to outsource services, which means to get goods by a
contract from an outside source. Also they have computer services and
telecommunication services. A telecommunication service is
communicating over a distance using cable, telegraph, a telephone or
broadcasting.
The ways that this business uses ICT is to provide computer solutions
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life, I will take aspects of the ICT that I use and I will explain why
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