Personal information systems

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Information systems are personal if their basic data or the search criteria are mainly organized according to the characteristics of people .

In contrast to spatial information systems ( GIS , LIS ), which mostly work with two to three-dimensional coordinates , systems related to people are multi-dimensional. Important features are:

• First and first name
• Age, gender
• Profession, education, property
• Marital status, possibly health data
• Address, telephone, workplace (transition to GIS and LIS )
• further details personally (size, eye and hair color ...)
• further details economic (customer characteristics, memberships)

Further information systems can be time-related, represent collections of laws or contracts (see e.g. land register or real estate agent ), be relevant for business , administration , etc.

See also: data protection , personnel , spatial reference of a LIS .