Business IT
The operating computer science is the study about the creation of an empirical workflow information-based system's communication and technology systems for the creation and maintenance and development of operational business and information processes. Business informatics is sometimes seen as a branch of - or as a synonym for - business informatics.
Emergence
Its institutional emergence extends into the years from 1970 to 1980, when the first chairs and a scientific commission were established.
Content
It uses the individual hardware and software divisions in accordance with the latest forms of applied computer science to solve the tasks set.
In order to map information technology systems in operational process views, partial views of the various levels of computer science are required , since compact divisions have to be projected onto broad operational levels.
The dynamism of the development of company information forces company IT to adapt rapidly to the market. This is also reflected in the employees in company IT. Fast and constantly newly created knowledge cycles and areas of knowledge require a high potential of willingness for further training and information intake and direct orientation to new markets, and this largely in addition to the existing activity in the IT sector.
classification
As a special case, business informatics has been a branch of the real sciences between engineering and social sciences since the 1970s . Several empirical and logical interpretations at universities tried to present this area as a separate form of teaching in business informatics.
Training in Germany
Currently, the form of training to become a business IT specialist at administrative and business academies and chambers of trade shows itself to be an upscale material-imparting process that is strongly aimed at practitioners of the Quaternary education market . In some areas, the material is also available as a sub-subject at universities .
Training in Austria
Training as a business IT specialist takes place in Austria as part of the industrial engineering branch - with a focus on business IT - at a higher technical institute . The training ends with the matriculation and diploma examination from a vocational college and counts as a tertiary educational qualification according to the OECD definition .