IT's effects on manufacturing have resulted in more innovation, better quality, lower costs, and increased efficiency. Big data monitoring in the production process is aided by IT, which may also improve product quality by lowering flaws and restoring them for real-time monitoring. When humans and machines work well together, it facilitates manufacturing and makes work easier. IT can improve inventory control as well.

>During the pandemic years, protected gears and disinfectant materials were in demand, we needed more supplies of alcohol, facemasks, and face shields but we lacked manpower because of lockdowns to avoid getting infected by the virus. With the help of Information Technology where robotics belong, they can now increase their production and quality needed materials to help fight against the virus without needing much manpower to work. 

Furthermore, by guaranteeing product quality, sensors and monitoring tools have substantially improved quality control. These developments have made the manufacturing industry more adaptable, technologically sophisticated, and agile overall.

Technology has revolutionized healthcare, enhancing administrative procedures, medical research, and patient care. Efficiency is increased via diagnostic technologies, telemedicine, and electronic health records. Technology has transformed healthcare, increasing its efficiency and accessibility for the general public.

>IT has enabled the creation of electronic health records (EHRs), which have replaced traditional paper records. EHRs contain a patient's medical history, diagnoses, medications, test results, and other relevant information. They can be easily accessed and shared between healthcare providers, reducing errors and improving patient care. Telemedicine has also been made possible by IT, allowing patients to consult with healthcare providers remotely. This has expanded access to healthcare services, particularly for patients living in rural or underserved areas. On the other hand, healthcare become much easier to access and have knowledge from it using new technology and the internet.

furthermore, it become more enabled students to have advanced knowledge in medicine

Technology has completely changed banks by facilitating online transactions, improving customer service, and streamlining operations. In addition to bringing difficulties like cybersecurity concerns, automation has improved security, boosted productivity, and automated operations. In general, information technology has changed the banking industry, improving customer convenience and accessibility

>Information technology enhanced efficiency and easy client access through ATMs and mobile apps. Outside of regular business hours, customers can engage with banks through self-service kiosks.  It is involved in data management, protecting sensitive data, and facilitating worldwide connectivity.

IT in banking promotes better customer relationship management, scalability, and cost savings. IT integration has completely changed the banking sector, improving accessibility, efficiency, and security for clients all around the world