Challenge #2

There are three main types of ICT systems -- Information system that focuses on managing data and information, Control system a system that controls machines. 

Then, there is the question of information flow, access, storage, shared resources, and proper use of information in real time for decision-making. 

One of the application areas of ICT is poverty elimination of the people in rural areas by providing necessary information about work, business, selling of goods, providing knowledge about prices and availability of daily necessary items for survival, heath care, food, shelter, education etc. 

In the agricultural sector, cultivators, women/housewives, and education workers in rural areas need proper information and guidelines about their works. 

It is not possible for poor people to access the information using modern communication technology due to lack of information and infrastructure available in rural areas. 

Many people in rural and urban areas are facing problems due to lack of proper information and guidelines about their daily essential activities and requirements of life. 

There is a plan to set up 40,000 telecenters, by 2011, for the poor and rural people to access necessary information in real time. 

If the government makes proper plan and policy to implement ICT based activities in the next five years then we will need nearly 10,000 ICT workers of all categories per year. 

Another important application area of ICT is on-line education system for aged people, house- wives, people who did not have the opportunity of education in time, and people who want to build career in new fields. 

In order to develop, implement and efficiently use ICT based activities, proper skills and manpower must be produced to build information and knowledge based system. 

My conclusión is that is very important this Icts how is used and why is that important, it’s a great thing to knew an in the future it would help a lot.

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12:00 AM, January 13, 2008 / LAST MODIFIED: 12:00 AM, January 13, 2008

R. I. Sharif