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| Steal private information by responding to text messages |
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| DSS Detection Support Systems, measures effectiveness of semi-structured infrastructure. |
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| Electronic Forum where manufacturers, suppliers, and competitors buy, sell goods and trade market information. And run back office operations |
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| Inflammation of the nerve from the forearm to wrist. |
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| Data gathered from internal and external sources. provides reporting and aide decisions in areas of project design, media selection, channel distribution and product pricing. |
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| supply management context, define the production plan determining amount of weekly or daily productions needed to meet requirements of an individual product |
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| Expert system context, the component that delivers the expert advice |
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| Structuring decision support system, the decision support, Gorry and Morton. Main characteristic includes known variables that can be measured quantitatively |
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| INFORMATION SYSTEMS PLANNING |
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| Identifies the initiatives needed to support the organizational needs |
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| identifies the function being performed |
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| DISADVANTAGE OF HOSTED SOFTWARE MODEL |
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| stealing software. Biggest disadvantage are the potential security issues. |
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| conducted by phone. Hacker imitates someone in a position of authority and tries to draw information out of the user |
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| Stage that creates a complete technical specifications that can be used to construct an individual system |
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| A person who has training or experience in design, development, implementation and manufacturing of an expert system. |
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| Special application of computer technology derived from math theory which involves use of information systems to develop competitive strategies |
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| Allows user to understand how the system got there. |
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| knowledge that is difficult to transfer to another person by verbalizing or writing it down. I.e. recipe |
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| Auditing performed by employees within an organization and is performed by the employees. |
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| A description when a project activates are performed |
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| Awareness and understanding of a set of information and ways information can be made useful to support a specific task or decision |
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| Guideline to protect corporation computers from hackers |
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| ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY (ACM) |
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| 1947, the oldest computing society. It has more than 100k members and in 100 countries. |
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| in the phase development cycle, is the gaining of an understanding of a specific problem to be solved or is the opportunity to be addressed |
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| ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS |
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| People procedures, hardware, software, data, and knowledge needed to develop computer systems and machines that can simulate human intelligence. Processes include learning and reasoning and self-correction. |
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| BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACES |
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| helmet type apparatus that links the brain to eye movement |
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