https://padlet.com/phoebe_mb/2l30yusy939m OCR A2 Level ICT G063 - Phoebe Barnett en-us 2016-03-17 10:16:53 UTC 2025-11-06 09:46:12 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padletuploads.blob.core.windows.net/aws/75512662/6763baa502a8a956c97999d899a7d18564f94b77/090593ba728db81601b2838040de1aab.png phoebe_mb https://padlet.com/phoebe_mb/2l30yusy939m/wish/101482592 Human resources are the people that use and maintain a system. They are either employed by the organisation or contracted to so particular tasks. Some tasks that may be carried out by human resources include:

• entering data into a system (e.g. entering details of orders received by post)
• maintaining the computer systems (e.g. an ICT technician)
• programmers who develop new software or produce web pages
• managing people within an organisation (e.g. a personnel director)
• managing the finances within an organisation (e.g. a finance director who would use spreadsheets and other financial modelling software)
• researchers who find out about and develop new products with new ideas.

]]> 2016-03-17 10:20:23 UTC https://padlet.com/phoebe_mb/2l30yusy939m/wish/101482592 phoebe_mb https://padlet.com/phoebe_mb/2l30yusy939m/wish/101482655 This consists of electronics or equipment with moving parts within an organisation. It could include:

• computers, peripherals, servers and communications links
• computer-aided manufacture (CAM) machines (e.g. lathes)
• electronic point of sale (EPOS) machines (e.g. tills)
• arcade games.

]]> 2016-03-17 10:20:40 UTC https://padlet.com/phoebe_mb/2l30yusy939m/wish/101482655 phoebe_mb https://padlet.com/phoebe_mb/2l30yusy939m/wish/101485529 These are buildings, offices and other property owned by an organisation. People and equipment need to be situated somewhere (i.e. accommodation). The location of the accommodation can be important: shops need to be accessible to public transport and cars; manufacturers prefer out-of-town business parks where rental costs and council taxes are cheaper; car parks that are underground are expensive to build but take up less ground space. Accommodation could include:

• offices for people to work in - some may be private offices for managers, while other offices may be open plan for general employees
• factories for machinery and workers
• retail outlets to sell products
• a car park.

]]> 2016-03-17 10:39:17 UTC https://padlet.com/phoebe_mb/2l30yusy939m/wish/101485529 phoebe_mb https://padlet.com/phoebe_mb/2l30yusy939m/wish/101486652 A church might include the following internal resources:
Human

• A vicar who is responsible for organising services, the welfare of their congregation and a vision for the church's future.
• A curate who is training to be a vicar and will support the vicar in the pastoral care of the congregation.
• An administrator who is responsible for the administration of the church including taking bookings for rooms, dealing with enquiries, receiving correspondence and providing information.
• Church Wardens who are responsible for the accommodation and organising services in the vicar's absence.
• A congregation who are the people who worship at the church and will carry out various tasks voluntarily within the community.

Technological

• A computer and printer connected to the Internet for the administrator to use.
• A laptop computer for the vicar to use while at the church or in the office at the vicarage.
• Projectors and LDC screens for showing the words to worship songs and the liturgy.
• Microphones for singers, readers, the vicar and curate.
• Speakers, amplifier and mixing desk to enable the congregation to hear what is being said and sung.

Accommodation

• The sanctuary where the congregation meet to worship.
• A lounge where the congregation meet to drink, eat and chat.
• A kitchen for making drinks and preparing food.
• Toilets for members of the congregation to use.
• An office for the administr

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