We have defined Information Systems (IS) as socio-technical systems. What does the term "socio-technical" mean in this definition?
A) That an IS is designed and built by people
B) That an IS is enabled by IT
C) That an IS has two subsystems, a social and technical one
D) That an IS is generally built for the greater good of society
E) That an IS requires that users be technically trained.

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The term "socio-technical" refers to the concept that Information Systems (IS) comprise two interrelated subsystems: one social (involving people, processes, and structures) and one technical (involving technology and related processes). This emphasizes the interaction between technology and the social context within which it operates.

We Have Defined Information Systems (IS) as Socio-Technical Systems