I want a research paper in 10-12 pages to one of the below topics in apa format using only academically reviewed articles

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Select a topic from the following list on which you would like to conduct an in-depth investigation.

  • Information systems infrastructure: evolution and trends
  • Strategic importance of cloud computing in business organizations
  • Big data and its business impacts
  • Managerial issues of a networked organization
  • Emerging enterprise network applications
  • Mobile computing and its business implications

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    Running Head: INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE: EVOLUTION AND TRENDS

    Information Systems Infrastructure: Evolutions and Trends

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    INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE: EVOLUTION AND TRENDS

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    Information Systems Infrastructure: Evolutions and Trends

    Abstract

    The information systems terrain has undergone significant evolution over the years.
    Information technology and applications have also evolved together with the information
    systems infrastructure. It is of significant importance to understand how these revolutions have
    occurred and the driving forces that underlying the revolution (Peppard & Ward, 2016). This
    paper seeks to provide a history of the evolution of information systems infrastructure and
    current trends. Prior to the discussion of the key aspects of the paper, the paper will provide a
    brief description of the information systems infrastructure. Information systems are often defined
    as a field that stretches across computer sciences organizational science, and management
    science, there is an increasing maturity in this field which demands a reference field for other
    business areas (Saad, Rosenthal-Sabroux & Gargouri, 2014). A better understanding of the
    evolution and current trends of information systems will enable identification of driving forces
    underlying information systems research thus making trends in further research more predictable.
    Introduction

    Information systems infrastructure means more than just computer programs and
    databases. It refers to a set of processes, tools, and stands that enable the strategic management of
    information, efficient work, support for business processes, and effective communication.
    Perhaps most importantly, information systems help enable the making if better decisions

    INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE: EVOLUTION AND TRENDS

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    (Peppard & Ward, 2016). Information systems are vital to the processing of data from different
    inputs for the generation of information in the form of reports or other desired output useful for
    making of managerial decisions for effective management of organizations, operations, or
    businesses (International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems & In Hammoudi, 2014).
    This is to mean that Information Systems are helpful for processing data into information that is
    meaningful and full of knowledge.
    Information systems refer to an arrangement of people, data, processes and information
    technology that interact for the purpose of collecting, processing, storing, and providing an
    output as the required information that is needed to support an organization. In the business
    world, information systems are crucial for providing solutions to problems, challenges, helping
    to exploit an opportunity of the organization and it is comprised of the management,
    organization, and technology (Saad, Rosenthal-Sabroux & Gargouri, 2014).
    Information System, IT, and are often commonly confused because of the close
    interrelated nature making it very difficult for people to differentiate. One of the reasons for this
    confusion is that people often presume systems to be computer systems. However, Information
    System is a rather broader filed which refers to a set of systems meant for creating, modification,
    storage, and distribution of information (Saad, Rosenthal-Sabroux & Gargouri, 2014). On the
    other hand, it is a subset of information system dealing with the information technology part of
    the information system. As such, IT deals with hardware such as servers, and software parts such
    as operating systems and software. While Information System focuses on bridging the gap
    between businesses and the field of computers, IT focuses on the management of technology and
    its use for the betterment of business and its practices.

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    The Information System infrastructure consists of their major parts of input, process, and
    output and a fourth part called feedback. The input aspect serves to capture raw data from the
    organization or from the external environment. Processing, on the other hand, concerts the raw
    data inform a more meaningful form through such actions as sorting, searching, and comparison
    of the raw data. The output component is where the already processed information and useable
    information is transferred to the people of the activities that can use the information. For
    instance, transferring new order requests to the sales department (Saad, Rosenthal-Sabroux &
    Gargouri, 2014). The feedback, though it does not feature among the three components, it is very
    important, as it is the data or the output that informs that changes to activities of output or
    processing. A sample scenario emulating this model is an ATM transaction-banking
    environment. In this regard, daily ATM transactions are captured by a batch processing system
    sorts the data and produce reports such as the report on the number of withdrawals.
    Evolution process
    The field of Information System has un...


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