Explain the functions and features of each of the 4 online information systems mentioned above.
Internet
Function/Features:
The internet is used to gain information, connect to others and activities. It's used on a global scale, easy to use, and has features such as email, maps and internet banking. In regards to events, businesses create websites to promote and contactable for clients. Sites also offer registrations, booking systems and timetables.
Intranet
Function/Features:
The intranet is created for groups of people to share resources and files. It includes features such as forums, directories, activity feeds, and interactive tools.
CRS
Function/Features:
A CRS was originally used to facilitate travel transactions related to air travel but it was later used for making bookings for hotels and reservations (directly). It can access seat availability, fare quotes and also general information in regards to tickets.
Global Distrubution System
Function/Features:
A GBS can be used as a database but can also provide quotes for those traveling. For example, a person planning to book a hotel room can find out how much prices are on off season. It's also a system to book seating, accommodation, activities and of course, flights.
There are requirements for copying and using online information. Provide evidence of how state, territory or commonwealth copyright and intellectual property laws are applied to operating an online information system.
Copyright Act 1968 (Cth)
Copyright Amendment Act 2006 (Cth)
The Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
Laws are used as a basis for groups or councils who want to enforce protect against theft of intellectual property. Government must reguarily look at the laws in place and make amendments to meet the needs of people.
Sources:
http://www.simpleintranet.org/top-5-most-requested-intranet-features/
http://www.acip.gov.au/
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/C2006A00158
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