Effects of Computer Based Systems Positive and negative

Effects of Computer Based Systems

Positive and negative effects of computerisation �Now a day’s computers are used by almost everyone all around the world �Computerization can have both positive and negative effects; 1. on the individual, 2. an organization or 3. the society

Computers and Work Negative Effects 1. o o o Jobs are decreased, since computers are replacing humans in some cases such as; ATM (automatic teller machine), Telephone operators, Meter readers Positive Effects New jobs are created in the computing industry such as the 1. o o o hardware industry, software industry and web-design industry. Increase productivity 3. Increase of overall quality leading to 2.

Computers and the Workplace Negative Effects � Less face-to-face communication. � Job interruption in order to adapt to new technologies. � Affects privacy and dignity � Risk of RSI (repetitive strain injury) Positive Effects � Employee has more information available hence more decision -making freedom. � Various tools available on the computer can enhance the work experience � Reduce the overall

Computers and Society (the Internet) Negative Effects � Less human contact, � Community groups’ attendance decreases, once again due to lack of involvement. � Erodes family life and community values. Positive Effects � Helps communication with relatives, friends and others � Routine tasks can be done quickly, hence more free time

Computers and the Individual Negative Effects � Addiction Internet. to the � Addiction to games; especially in youngsters � Less socializing. � Being lazier Positive Effects � More work can be done in less time with the adequate tools � Facilitates access to services by using websites � More information at the user’s fingertips