Ways in which information technology is different from information and communication technology?

Answer:
"Communication Technology," also known as "Communications Technology" or "Information Communications Technology (ICT)," is focused on the reception and/or transmission of data and information across one or more different communications channels or mediums. Communications Technology is considered to be a subset of the broader category "Information Technology," which applies to any technical solution that addresses "any" aspect of dealing with data, information and/or knowledge. Examples of the more general functions we can perform with or on any data or information include but are not limited to:

  • Create
  • Modify
  • Persist/Store
  • Delete
  • Copy
  • Archive
  • Retrieve
  • Transmit
  • Receive
  • Format
  • Render/View



Communications Technologies fall under the professional IT Discipline known as "Communications Management."

Subsets of Communications Technologies include but are not limited to:

  • Narrowband Technologies
  • Wideband Technologies
  • Microwave Communications Technologies
  • FiberOptic Communications Technologies
  • Sonar Technologies
  • Troposcatter Technologies
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