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1- The emergence of the information and knowledge revolution: We live in the era of the information and knowledge explosion, and this revolution is expressed by the continuous growth in information technology and communication networks and the transformation of the world into a small village where information flows through the Internet, transcending geographical borders and spatial restrictions.It has led to the emergence of new business models such as e-commerce or e-business in addition to the emergence of the concept of digital companies, as the Internet has contributed to improving the quality of service and reducing the cost of its performance, as it has prompted companies to reconsider how their businesses are managed.In light of these changes, the essence of competition and competitive advantage lies in the value of the necessary information produced by the management information system in the world of competition and development, and that the value of information is no longer sufficient on its own if it needs a combination of elements and components to produce other added value, which is knowledge, knowledge is necessary and the presence of information systems in business organisation is an expression of awareness of this necessity.????

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1- The emergence of the information and knowledge revolution: We live in the era of the information and knowledge explosion, and this revolution is expressed by the continuous growth in information technology and communication networks and the transformation of the world into a small village where information flows through the Internet, transcending geographical borders and spatial restrictions. The results of these transformations were the emergence of the knowledge economy and the knowledge society, where the keys to power are transferred from raw materials and from machines to knowledge. 2- Internet and network technology: The Internet is the greatest technological advancement since the invention of the printing press 500 years ago. It has led to the emergence of new business models such as e-commerce or e-business in addition to the emergence of the concept of digital companies, as the Internet has contributed to improving the quality of service and reducing the cost of its performance, as it has prompted companies to reconsider how their businesses are managed. 3- The emergence of electronic business models: Information technology has produced models that were previously unknown in terms of the content of the activity and its structures. Every previously prevalent traditional business model in the business world is now being reshaped and sometimes dismantled with the aim of reshaping and re-engineering it. The Internet and digital networks represent the most important technological means that contribute today to creating and developing new business models, as these business models are considered a major factor in the development of administrative information systems. -4 Acceleration of quantitative and qualitative changes in the business environment: We live in a world that is changing in all its aspects and manifestations, and change in this world is accelerating to the point where the boundaries of time and place are disappearing. That is, the gaps between what is old and what is new are disappearing. This change is clearly evident in the changing technological, economic and social structure in the world. In light of these changes, the essence of competition and competitive advantage lies in the value of the necessary information produced by the management information system in the world of competition and development, and that the value of information is no longer sufficient on its own if it needs a combination of elements and components to produce other added value, which is knowledge, knowledge is necessary and the presence of information systems in business organisation is an expression of awareness of this necessity.