Information Systems in Everyday Life: The Dangers and Benefits
Information systems can be defined as the set of tools that process data to generate information that supports or sustains decision-making within an organization or an individual.
Information systems can be defined as the set of tools that process data to generate information that supports or sustains decision-making within an organization or an individual.
In this week's Mexicanist newsletter, we uncover a Cancun taxi union torture chamber, Accor's resort scandal, a tourist held hostage over a fare, and cartel wars. Plus, a dive into Mexico's best hiking trails, haunted sites, and culinary journeys.
A local primary school harbors a spooky secret. Older students claim to have seen a ghostly figure, a woman in white, roaming the old, unused bathrooms and hallways at night.
Police raid at Cancún's "Andrés Quintana Roo" Taxi Union reveals extensive criminal network involving union leaders and organized crime. Operation uncovers surveillance systems, stolen vehicles, and documents linking leadership to murders and illegal activities.