Here we will look at some of the important aspects of end user computing.
End user computing refers to a system wherein a non-programmer can create their own application. Various products are available to aid end users in designing and implementing systems according to their requirements without the help of programmers. From a user perspective, end user computing is a quick way to build and deploy applications without relying on an IT department. These applications are generally flexible and have the ability to quickly address any new requirements or modifications.
This also reduces pressure on the IT department, who can concentrate on more critical and complex applications.
The following are some of the inherent risks of end computing:
- Applications, so developed, may not be subject to various tests and therefore carry a risk to information security in terms of data integrity, confidentiality, and availability.
- Users may not adhere to change management and release...
