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Bonus Chapter B
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- 1Various names and roles of business technology1970s- Data Processing, support existing business
1980s- Information Systems- doing business
1990s- Information Technology- change business
2000s-business intelligence or analytics- data mining, querying, and reporting - 2Information technologyhas minimized the importance of time and place to businesses. Firms that are independent of time and location can deliver products and services whenever and wherever convenient for the customer
- 3business intelligencerefers to a variety of software applications that analyze an organization's raw data and take out useful insights from it
- 4Types of information available to businesses today1) business process info
2) physical-world observations
3) public data
4) data that indicate personal preferences or intentions - 5dealing with information over loadidentify your four or five key goals. Eliminate info that will not help you meet them
- 6what makes info usefulbased on quality, completeness, timeliness, and relevance
- 7data analyticsprocess of collecting, organizing, storing, and analyzing large sets of data ("big data") in order to identify patterns and other info that is most useful to the business now and for making future decisions
- 8data miningpart of data analytics that involves looking for hidden patterns and previously unknown relationships among the data
- 9Internetmassive network of thousands of smaller networks open to everyone with a computer and a modem
- 10intranetcompanywide network protected from unauthorized entry from outsiders
- 11extranetsemiprivate network that allows more than one company to access the same info
- 12virtual private networkprivate data network that creates secure connections, or "tunnels", over regular Internet lines
- 13Web 2.0set of tools that allow people to build social and business connections, share info, and collaborate on projects online with user generated sites like blogs, wikis, social networking sites and other online communities and virtual worlds. Youtube and Twitter, ordinary people create all the content
- 14Web 3.0technology that adds a level of intelligence to interacting with the Web, described as the personal web, whereas Web 1.0 can be thought of as the static web and Web 2.0 as the social web. Made up of 3 basic components: the semantic web, the mobile web, and the immersive internet
- 15internet of thingsrefers to technology that enables ordinary objects to be connected to the Internet by using sensors, cameras, software, databases, and massive data centers
- 16virtual networking sitesallows software-based networked computers to run multiple operating systems and programs, and share storage.
- 17External Networkingtreats the network as a single pool of resources that can all be accessed regardless of its physical components (i.e. networked computers share the resources of all other computers on the network)
- 18Internal Networkingshares the resources of one central computer with all the networked computers
- 19Cloud computingtechnology that stores a company's data and applications at offsite data centers, accessed over the internet
- 20benefits of cloud computingreduced software costs, improved security, flexible capacity, lower equipment costs, and easier access
- 21drawbacks of CCconcerns about security, stability, and control of data
- 22IT effects on business managementcomputers eliminate some middle management functions and thus flatten organization structures. Also allow employees to work from their own homes. On the negative side, comps sometimes allow info to fall into the wrong hands. Concern for privacy is an issue affected by the vast store of info available on the Internet. Finding the balance between freedom to access private info and individuals' right to maintain privacy will require continued debate
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