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| application service provider (ASP) |
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| offers access to logistical systems for businesses and other organizations |
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| brick-and-mortar business |
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| a traditional retail store without an internet presence |
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| business-to-business (B2B) |
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| business buying and selling to each other over internet |
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| business-to-consumer (B2C) |
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| business sells services to consumers over internet |
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| click-and-mortar business |
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| a traditional retail store that also has an online store |
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| the exact pattern of a consumer's navigation through a site |
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| the number of people who click on an advertisement through a certain website |
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| consumer-to-business (C2B) |
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| consumer sells services to business over internet |
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| consumer-to-consumer (C2C) |
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| sites that aid in consumers selling services to each other |
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| an intermediary; companies that use the internet to distribute copyrighted material |
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| conducting business over internet including interactions with customers and business partners |
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| buying and selling goods over the internet |
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| B2B purchase and sale of supplies and services over the internet |
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| an intranet that also provides information to allies (i.e. customers, suppliers, partners) |
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| measures interactions of visitors of website with advertisement |
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| anything that brings buyers and sellers together to facilitate online trade between buyers and sellers |
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| internet service provider (ISP) |
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| a company that provides internet and related services to individuals and companies |
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| a section of internet available only to employees of an organization |
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| public computer provided for information browsing |
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| mobile commerce (m-commerce) |
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| the ability to purchase goods through a wireless-internet enabled device |
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| intermediaries who help pass information between buyers and sellers as well as processing orders and collecting money |
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| online service provider (osp) |
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| similar to an ISP, but provides unique services in addition, such as its own web browser |
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| a website that offers a lot of different information access options i.e. email, online discussion groups, search engines, online shopping malls |
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| pure-play (virtual) business |
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| online store that only has an internet presence; no traditional retail store |
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| service level agreements (SLAs) |
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| sets responsibilities and expectations between ASP's and their customers |
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| a website or application that uses content from more than one source |
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| wireless internet service provider (WISP) |
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| a branch of ISP that allows internet access anywhere within a certain range of coverage |
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| collaborative pages that allow users to edit documents and share ideas |
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| set of tools that support sharing information |
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| content management system |
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| manages technical work of idea sharing: creation, storage, editing, publication |
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| businesses that cannot adapt will fail |
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| when an organization focuses on its key strength |
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| when those who have access to technology have advantages |
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| a paradigm shift that does not initially meet the needs of the current customers |
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| document management system |
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| manages technical aspects of electronic document use: capturing, storage, distribution, archiving, accessing |
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| any knowledge that can be documented, archived, and codified |
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| software that supports team work |
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| hypertext transport protocol |
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| internet standard protocol; supports exchange of information on World Wide Web |
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| information collaboration |
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| unstructured; includes document exchange, shared whiteboards, email, discussion boards |
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| global public network of computers |
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| novice and expert employees work together on a project |
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| using information to make decisions: capturing, classifying, evaluating, retrieving, sharing |
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| structured; shared participation in business process |
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| standards of data formatting and rules |
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| an evolving extension of the WWW written in language more useable for software agents, facilitating information integration |
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| service-oriented architecture |
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| a collection of services that communicate with each other by passing data from one source to another |
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| less experienced employees observe the work of more experienced employees |
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| social networking analysis |
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| the mapping and measuring of relationships and flows of people, organization, computers, etc. |
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| produces an improved product that customers are eager to buy |
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| the knowledge that is only contained in people's heads |
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| allows people in multiple locations to communicate with video and audio |
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| the next generation of internet effected by outside sources such as economic, social, and technology trends |
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| blends audio, video, and document sharing technologies to create virtual meeting rooms |
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| web content management systems |
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| type of content management system specifically manages publishing to intranets and public websites |
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| a method for confirming users' identities |
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| the process of giving permission |
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| the breadth of your backup |
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| identification of a used based on a physical characteristic |
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| software that fliters content to prevent transmission of unauthorized information |
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| floods a website with so many requests for service that it slows down or crashes their site |
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| scrambles information into a form that requires a key to decrypt |
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| hardware or software that guards a private network by analyzing information leaving and entering a network |
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| people who invade other's computers |
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| attack computer systems by transmitting a virus hoax with a real virus attached |
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| protection of information from accidental or intentional misuse |
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| legitimate users who misuse access to information in a business |
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| intrusion detection software |
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| searches patterns in information and network traffic to indicate attacks and quickly responds to prevent harm |
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| threats such as viruses, trojan horses, and worms |
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| altering contents of packets as they travel through networks |
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| a technique to gain personal information for the purpoe of identity theft |
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| a device about the size of a credit card that can store small amounts of information to perform limited processing |
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| a program or device that can monitor data traveling over a network |
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| using social skills to trick people into revealing access credentials or other valuable information |
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| forging the return address on an email to hide actual sender |
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| software that comes hidden in free downloadable software that tracks online movements, mines information, or uses CPU and storage for tasks unknown to computer owner. |
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| small electronic devices that change user passwords automatically allowing user to enter new password as it is changed |
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| hides inside other software usually as an attachment or a downloadable file |
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| software written with malicious intent to cause annoyance or damage |
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| a type of virus that spreads itself from computer to computer without an attachment |
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| web-based tools that make it easy to add or remove online content |
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| workflow management systems |
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| facilitates management and automation of business processes by controlling the movement of work through the business process |
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| global hypertext system that uses the internet as its transport system |
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| how often you backup data |
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| magnetic tape drives, hard drives, optical media, solid-state media |
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