Topic 1: You work in HR for a company that operates a factory manufacturing fiberglass. There are several hundred employees working in a variety of positions. Your boss has seen a program about drug abuse.  He comes into your office in a very excited state. He wants to hire a company to make an unannounced, random drug test of all the employees in the factory.  Some employees work in dangerous jobs (large manufacturing equipments) but others do not (secretarial/administrative work).  The company in the past has paid for some employees to go to rehabilitation centers for alcoholism - these employees either came forward asking for help or had been confronted over deteriorating performance suspected to be due to alcohol abuse. You say you'd like to look into the matter and send him a memo on the subject. Write a short memo addressed to your boss expressing your opinion on his idea for unannounced, random drug testing of all employees.   Are there [legal] risks?  Can these risks be minimized? Topic 2: An employee comes to your office and says he wants to anonymously make a complaint to the US Occupational Safety and Health Act.  He doesn't want his identity known to his supervisor, who told a group of employees that he would make life difficult for anyone who complained about working conditions. How would you handle this? [or, in lieu of No. 2 "Locate the workplace violence policy from an actual organization. Briefly summarize it. Is it effective; legally defensible?  Why or why not? Please explain.]

InstructionsIn this unit, you have learned about management information systems (MIS) and the importance of it. For this assignment, compose a paper that discusses the key differences between data, information, information technology (IT), and information systems (IS). Your paper should address the components listed below. Define what is meant by information. Define what is meant by data. Create two matrices (one for data and one for information) that illustrate the key differences between information and data, place the matrices into your paper, and briefly discuss the differences in one or two paragraphs. Each matrix should contain characteristics and/or facts about the subjects (data and information) that show how they are different. Define IT. Define IS. Using the five-component model as an example, discuss some differences between IT and IS. If you are using Microsoft Word, you can develop a matrix using this program. For an example of how to create a matrix using Microsoft Word, see the Microsoft.com explanation by clicking the link below.Microsoft. (n.d.). Create a matrix. Retrieved from https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Create-a-matrix-0E74423D-2E28-4DEB-9223-A30C2312CC22You may use another computer software program that you are familiar with to create the matrices. However, you must submit your assignment in a Microsoft Word document, and the matrices should be included in the body of your paper.Your paper must be a minimum of two pages in length (not counting the title and reference pages), and you must use at least two resources as references. Any information from these resources must be cited and referenced in APA format.