Information Systems Basics
An information system usually combines a database with the software, processes, and people that use it to support real tasks in an organization, like managing inventory or tracking student grades, though some simpler information systems keep their data in plain files or spreadsheets instead of a full database. The same underlying data can support many different information systems depending on what software and processes are built around it, so a database is usually one part of a larger system rather than the whole system.
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