The information industry

The information industry

Today, in light of advanced technical changes, informatics is the foundation and pillar of the modern economy.

Recent scientific developments are linked to information and communication systems and informatics depends on information systems as they advance and grow, and society has been allowed to grow, develop and advance. It has become recognized that information programmes are of unconventional value because of their multiple use in all economic and social areas.

This distinct value of information programmes makes it a trading place in a market where there is a struggle over huge amounts.

Dr. Abdul Wahid Attia writes in his book: "The Economic and Social Implications of Informatics": The importance of the informatics market is due to the diversity of information applications prevalent in all areas of economic dimension.

To demonstrate the importance of informatics, it should be taken into account that any information or informatics application in general depends on the information programmer.

The information programmer is an essential component and partner in information systems and in multiple industrial areas.

The information program plays an effective and influential role in modern medical, space science, electronic weapons, administrative and other work.

The informatics industry has grown significantly in recent times and continues to grow and develop and is a prime example of a high-tech industry that needs huge capital investments and highly trained labor to develop these products.

The nature and rapid growth of informatics as an industry and its diversity have led to many economic, financial and social problems.

Informatics has been used numerous in most areas, particularly in developed countries, with the increased use of computers in education, scientific research, health, the military, the police, justice and banking. No wonder the use of computers in multiple areas would save time, effort and money, shorten distances and explore civilized progress in different fields.

The current economic development of the international community is leading many companies and institutions working in the field of informatics to modernize and develop their working methods and techniques.

The progress of nations has become to be measured by the extent to which they have taken the causes of technical development and excellence in the information industry has become the bridge through which many countries have crossed from their crisis to progress, wealth and success.

Informatics has caused a serious coup d'état in various aspects of life, a revolution that has no less effect than effects of the industrial revolution.

Just as the industrial revolution changed the economic and social structure of the 18th century, informatics was also able to change the economic and social structure of contemporary societies. Therefore, this electronic age is called multiple names such as the post-industrial era, the era of the scientific and technical revolution and the global information age.

Informatics has affected employment in a variety of ways and on the form of existing production relationships and banking.

In third world countries, cheques are usually issued manually at all stages, but in developed countries it is very different, because relying on written money is largely at the expense of paper money.

No wonder the introduction of informatics "information programs" in this area would lead to the speed with which transactions are completed to the extent necessary to facilitate the daily and continuous transactions of banks.

Thus, banks rely on a secret number to replace the traditional signature, which is placed at the same time as the cheque is printed and the number is then fully signed by a person who has given the order to issue the cheque, and the real outcome of that process is to save the time it takes for cheque checks to be checked.

Informatics also makes an effective contribution to business transactions. It has to complete many business transactions without the need for the parties to move and meet in a particular place, and if the transaction is not completed, it has to be fully defined, saving time, effort and money.

The industry of international economic relations. It is therefore a necessary prerequisite for economic development and national independence.

The increasing effects of informatics on production and thus on competition, and the growing continuing demand for this area, give states that excel in this area the real means of exerting external pressures that serve their interests, perhaps as the global reality speaks.

The third world's share of global consumption is very weak and its share in global production is very weak and is clearly and clearly reflected in the area of informatics.

In the information industry, third world states do not have the technical skills to do so, nor does the internal market sufficient, deepening the links of dependency between developed and underdeveloped countries in the information industry.

This has given multinational companies ample scope to play an important role in the marketing of informatics devices and their accessories by luring third world governments and their peoples to the need to provide them.

It is now noted that most third world countries are considering the acquisition of information system machines and tools and multinational companies are fighting their markets.

The continued scientific development in the developed countries is a real challenge for third world countries, and if the third world nations do not wake up to this fact, it will be eliminated by annihilation.

finally I say:

1- The positive effects of informatics should not be overstated and have some negative effects.

2- Beware of some types of informatics that harm creativity, innovation and the educational process.

3- Third world countries must wake up from their naps and move towards modern and advanced scientific curricula so that they do not remain importers of all products of developed countries and the associated economic, political and cultural dependency.

The time has come for that!!..