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TIM - Quiz 11
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1Gartners`s hype cycle for emerging technologies (2020)

- AInnovation Trigger
- BPeak of Inflated Expectations
- CThrough of Disillusionment
- DSlope of Enlightenment
- EPlateau of Productivity
2What is Big Data?
- A- Demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing
- Enable enhanced insights, decision making, and process automation - B- Advanced analysis and logic-based techniques (including machine learning)
- Interpret events
- Support and
automate decisions
- Take actions - C- Network of physical objects
- Embedded technology to communicate and sense or interact with external environment or internal states
- A- Demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing
3What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
- A- Demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing
- Enable enhanced insights, decision making, and process automation - B- Advanced analysis and logic-based techniques (including machine learning)
- Interpret events
- Support and
automate decisions
- Take actions - C- Network of physical objects
- Embedded technology to communicate and sense or interact with external environment or internal states
- A- Demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing
4What is Internet of Things (IoT)?
- A- Demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing
- Enable enhanced insights, decision making, and process automation - B- Advanced analysis and logic-based techniques (including machine learning)
- Interpret events
- Support and
automate decisions
- Take actions - C- Network of physical objects
- Embedded technology to communicate and sense or interact with external environment or internal states
- A- Demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing
5What is not an example for augmented reality (AR)?
- AReal-time use of information (text, graphics, audio, other virtual enhancements) integrated with real-word objects
- BIntegration and adding of value to
the user’s interaction with the real
world (≠ simulation) - CComputer-generated 3D
environment that surrounds a user
and responds to that individual’s
actions in a natural way
6What is not an example for Virtual Reality (VR)?
- AComplete immersion and shutting
down the physical world - BComputer-generated 3D
environment that surrounds a user
and responds to that individual’s
actions in a natural way - CReal-time use of information (text,
graphics, audio, other virtual
enhancements) integrated with real-word objects
- AComplete immersion and shutting
7Blockchain is an architectural design of the distributed ledger concept
– Decentralized storage of information on the blockchain
- List of cryptographically signed, irrevocable transactional records shared by
all participants in a network
- Every record contains a time stamp and reference to previous transaction
- Possible to trace back events at any point in time belonging to any
participant- ATrue
- BFalse
8“Industry 4.0 refers to the fourth industrial revolution based on cyber-physical
systems (intelligent technical systems from electronics, software technology,
information systems, mechatronics).” (Deutscher Bundestag, 2016: 1)- ATrue
- BFalse
9What is not a synonym for Industry 4.0?
- ACyber-physical systems
- Badvanced/smart/digital manufacturing
- Csmart factory
- Dsmart system
- Eadvanced/smart/digital production/industry
10What is not a characteristic of Flexibility: Industry 4.0
- Aspeed: reduced
cycle times - Bdecreasing
order sizes - Cmore product
variations - Dbetter response to
unexpected events - Ehigher share
of customized
products - Fhigher intensity
- Aspeed: reduced
11What is not a Industry 4.0 Design Principle?
- ATechnical
assistance - BDecentralized
decisions - CInterconnection
- DInformation
transparency - EInformation Flexibility
- ATechnical
12The four levels of digitsl transformation are digital data, automatization, connectivity and digital customer access
- ATrue
- BFalse
13The dynamic added value networks move to rigid value chains
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Technological platforms ...
– federate and coordinate agents who innovate and compete
– create value by generating and harnessing economies of scope in supply
or/and demand
– entail a modular technological architecture (core and periphery)- ATrue
- BFalse
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- Quiz on TIM - Quiz 11, created by Luis Vering on 26/07/2021.
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