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The problem with describing Information Technologies as 'devices or systems that can capture (input), process, exchange, store, and/or present data or information' is that: Select one: a. there is no mention of knowledge or wisdom. b. non-IT systems, such as postal system, can also fit this description. c. the term 'exchange' is incorrect; it should be 'distribute' d. this definition is about information processing cycle. Next page Jump to...

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(b) The non-IT systems like postal system can also fit this description.

The use of computer devices for , capturing input processing it then storing and exchanging information present back as output is the definition for the Information Technology.

But the problem is that the same work is done by the non IT systems like postal system they also fulfill the criteria for work except the hardware so this can also be a part of Information Technology.

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