Productivity software This is designed to enable you to carry out your task or role accurately, effectively and effi ciently. You have no errors (or at least can edit them out), it produces the correct outcome, in line with your instructions, and you do not waste time or resources. Examples of such software include word processors, databases, email, webinars and webcasts.
Development tools These are software tools which help those who are creating new software for other purposes. This software could be a programming tool used to create, debug, enhance and maintain programs during their lifecycle. Examples are compilers, assemblers, disassemblers and debuggers. It could also be an application development tool which assists software developers to develop websites and mobile application tools.
Business software This refers to software which supports one or more business activities. Business here should be considered in its widest sense, as it includes not only project management tools, CAD/CAM design packages and management information systems (MIS) but also specialist software, such as expert systems which gather specialist information for a particular area and apply it to new problems, for example medical diagnosis.
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