Although the our textbook talks about having the three key management information systems (people, information, and information technology) all working together in synergy, there is one key resource that seems to be more important, which is people.
People are the tools in which to initiate information and grow technology. People are the ones who set aspirations and decide what and when something needs to be done. People can provide an environment where it is technologically sound and dependable.
The least important among the three key resources in management information systems would be information technology. I believe that it is the least important among three because it mainly relies on any computer-based tool. We are progressing into more of a technological era, but I believe that the information itself is more important than the tools that we could use with it. We were once able to use our information gathered without the dependency and "need" of the technological aspect.
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