A Comprehensive Report on the Impact of ICT on Daily Life and Society

This report provides an analysis of the impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on daily life. It explores how ICT has changed the way people think and live, highlighting the advancements in technology and their influence on various sectors. The report discusses the positive aspects, such as easier access to information and streamlined communication, and the negative impacts, including online privacy concerns and potential health risks. The study references key research themes and sources such as Bull (2015), Rivera, Eriksson and Wangel (2015) and Cohen-Blankshtain and Rotem-Mindali (2016) to support its findings. Overall, the report offers a comprehensive overview of ICT's role in shaping modern society and its implications for individuals and communities.

The Impact of ICT on our daily lives

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Impact of ICT on our daily lives
Information and computer technology has changed the way of thinking the various things which
are kept in the day to day life which can change the way of thinking of the people with the
advancement of technology there are many changes which can occur with the help of
information and communications there has been in increment in the change of mindset of people
with the change in technology which can help in managing the things around(Bull, 2015). Daily
life practices are made easier with the help of technology there is an advancement of internet
speed with the evolution of technology. There are improvement in various sectors of the
industry, which are improved with the change in the work. The workplace is increased with the
technological advancement. Sharing information are made easier and quicker which regulates the
flow of ideas which are easier. Various means of sharing ideas have become easier with the
information system. Data stored in the digital form are quick and easier to access(Rivera,
Eriksson and Wangel, 2015).
There are negative impact in the society like there are modes of various data which are
accessed by anyone which creates a bad impression in the society. There is a way of theft which
can be done easily online. There is a wide use of technology rather than the offline means of
communication. Technology can harm use for long time frequency. Users of technology has
changes the working conditions of the users(Cohen-Blankshtain and Rotem-Mindali,2016).

REFERENCES
Books and journals
Bull, R., 2015. ICT as an enabler for sustainable development: reflections on opportunities and
barriers. Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society. 13(1). pp.19-23.
Rivera, M.B., Eriksson, E. and Wangel, J., 2015, September. ICT practices in smart sustainable
cities-In the intersection of technological solutions and practices of everyday life.
In EnviroInfo and ICT for Sustainability 2015. Atlantis Press.
Cohen-Blankshtain, G. and Rotem-Mindali, O., 2016. Key research themes on ICT and
sustainable urban mobility. International Journal of Sustainable Transportation. 10(1).
pp.9-17.