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Information and Technology (IT) refers to the use of computers, software, networks, and electronic systems to manage and process information. It involves the design, development, and management of hardware, software, and communication systems to store, retrieve, transmit, and manipulate data efficiently.
Information
Refers to processed, structured, or organized data that is meaningful and useful. In the context of IT, this includes everything from documents, files, and databases to knowledge shared via the internet.
Technology
Refers to the tools, systems, and methodologies used to handle information. This includes physical hardware (computers, servers, networks), software (applications, operating systems), and networks (internet, intranets, wireless systems).
IT plays a critical role in nearly every industry today, from communication and education to healthcare and finance, helping businesses and individuals manage information efficiently.