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infotech

infotech

1 3.8
An area that uses computers and networks to store, find, and send information
  • noun
  • /ˈɪnfəˌtɛk/
  • Jargon
translation icon : tecnología de la información
  • The rapid growth of infotech has transformed how companies operate and interact with customers.
  • infotech revolution
  • infotech age
  • infotech workers

Examples

  • Section: infotech

    Academic text (2004)
  • This is just the beginning of the infotech explosion.

    Academic text (2001)
  • The Bosnia-Herzegovina InfoTeCh Society needs modern technology.

    Academic text (1995)
  • Because I have discussed blogging fairly recently in these InfoTech pages, this article concentrates on the latter two types of scrapbooking.

    Academic text (2005)
  • Many businesses rely on infotech to improve their communication and data management.

  • In today's world, understanding infotech is essential for anyone looking to stay competitive in the job market.

Synonyms

IT
vsinfotech
  • Specialized
181 3.2

Use of computers and networks to store and send information

is the full written form rather than a shortened abbreviation
information technology
vsinfotech
  • Specialized
25 3.5

The use of computers and networks to store, find and send data

focuses on the technology itself rather than the study or use of systems

Surface Forms

infotech singular
infotechs plural

Morphology

infotech = info + tech (transparent) = info + tech

Formed from the clearly recognizable clippings 'info' (information) + 'tech' (technology), so the meaning is directly recoverable.

Etymology

The word infotech joins info (short for 'information') and tech (short for 'technology'). So infotech means the tools and systems, like computers and networks, that store, send, and find information.