Challenge 2#
The ITCs in the Medicine, education, transport and business.
Medicine
Health systems globally are facing increasing demands for highly sophisticated services, yet they have limited resources and current and projected shortages of health professionals.
A socio-technical approach to the use of ICT will be adopted to examine and interpret the workforce and organisational complexities of the health sector.
Studies have shown that the use of ICT in the health sector is capable of increasing efficiency, reducing errors, supporting more team-based care.
Education
Information and Communication Technology can contribute to universal access to education, equity in education, the delivery of quality learning and teaching.
In recent years, several studies and reports have highlighted the opportunities and the potential benefits of information and communication technologies (ICT) for improving the quality of education.
Additionally, in Europe, appropriate use of ICT in school education is considered a key factor in improving quality at this educational level.
Transport
Attributes in the creation of new ways to transport people faster and safer
In addition, it is easier to contact a transport every day and until it is easier for you it has become easier.
New ways of transportation are also being created, such as the fact that now just calling the transport will come flying towards you.
Business
the ICTs have changed so much the businesses that now you can close a deal from the internet.
You can also agree to make a deal for a video call, skipe or Facebook (messenger)
Nowadays the business is so evolved that in the future we will see robots closing business for us.
My conclusion I learn that the ICTs is used in all the world to work in different areas for make the wok faster
