Information System Analysis: ICT Report on Coca-Cola

This report examines the information communication technology (ICT) system used by Coca-Cola, focusing on how the company manages information and the factors that influence its effectiveness. The report highlights the importance of the information system in supporting decision-making and facilitating communication within the organization. It details how Coca-Cola handles information flow, from employees to management, and emphasizes the role of training in ensuring employees understand and utilize the system effectively. The report also discusses the design of the information system, emphasizing the need for simplicity and ease of use. Furthermore, the report addresses potential IT issues such as security threats, suggesting the implementation of antivirus software and regular evaluation of IT policies to protect against data breaches. The report references academic sources to support its analysis, providing a comprehensive overview of Coca-Cola's ICT infrastructure and its impact on business operations.

INFORMATION
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Handling of information..............................................................................................................3
Factors.........................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSIONS..............................................................................................................................3
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4

INTRODUCTION
The information system plays an important role in Coca cola and thus helps in effective
decision-making by establishing great channels of communication. Coca-cola can use
information system effectively by providing effective training to its employees as how to use it
and what essentials need to be considered while operating Information system.
MAIN BODY
Handling of information
The information in coca-cola is mainly managed as well as handled through the use of
effective information system. The information is mainly passed from employees to the managers
as well as top management through the use of information system. The information flows
through each and every department and thus helps coca-cola to efficiently manage the functions
of various departments (Umanailo and et.al.,2019).
Factors
Providing training
This is one of the key factor which is considered by Coca cola for matching information
system to the user requirements. Coca-cola provides an effective training to its employees in
order to understand the requirements of users ad customers and using information system
according to them (Walther and Valkenburg, 2017).
Design
This is another factor in which coca cola in order to meet the requirement of users that is
employees for easily understanding the information system tries to keep it simple as well as easy
to understand. Company mainly keeps its design and function easy so that employees can easily
work on it hassle free (Umanailo and et.al.,2019).
CONCLUSIONS
For solving various IT issues like security privacy, data theft, Coca-cola should install a
great antivirus in its system like anti malware which will eventually protect them from the
hackers. Besides this company should continuously engage in evaluation of its IT policies and
update them in order protect themselves from theft.

REFERENCES
Books & Journals
Umanailo, M.C.B and et.al.,2019. Cybercrime Case as Impact Development of Communication
Technology That Troubling Society. Int. J. Sci. Technol. Res.8(9). pp.1224-1228.
Walther, J.B. and Valkenburg, P.M., 2017. Merging mass and interpersonal communication via
interactive communication technology: A symposium. Human Communication
Research.43(4). pp.415-423.