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| combination of people, information technology, and business processes to accomplisha business objective |
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| Information systems triangle |
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| people, business processes, and information technology |
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| visual appeal and organization of the user interace |
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| how best to represent information-especially wuantitative information-so it communicates clear truth |
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| systems development life cycle (SDLC) |
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method for designing information system
analysis of current state
requirement development
solution design
design development
implementing solution |
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| systems architecture diagram |
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| shows organization of site (site map) |
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| sketch of what website looks like |
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| information system architecture |
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| business intelligence systems, knowledfe management collaboration, and enterprise systems |
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| do daily business transactions |
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| enterprise resource planning |
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| largest system tie all aspects of business together |
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| process of analyzinig data to spot trends and opportunities |
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| form of b that automatically looks for trends or patterns in the data |
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| knowledge management systems |
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| capture and index knowledge from past projects usually in text form |
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| allow multiple workers to work together when seperated geographically |
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| person who takes actions in business process |
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| using type, color, weight, and others to draw attention to specific elements |
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| amount of ink dedicated to an element. more ink means more contrast |
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| opposite of contrast. layouts show subtle variance |
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| type is similar but different |
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| contrast repition alignment proximity |
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| group of potential customers for a product or service. typically identified by demographics |
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| segment targeted by company |
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| targeting largest segment is a mistake |
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| fictional person from the target market created by the designer to help influence design choices |
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| marketing term refering to ability of a brand to stand out from the crowd |
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| product ability to be unique |
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| often better to buy in information systems solution |
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| what one sees is how it will turn out |
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| i cannot even begin to comprehend this |
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| running development software like Dreamweaver on your workstation. runs very fast this way |
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| Cock Lightning or You Die |
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| accessing development software that lives in the cloud. development is much simpler this way |
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| cloud is cheaper, better tested and reliable |
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| pre built site with placeholder text, images, and pre-selected theme. tempates are the closest thing to an instant website |
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| liek a template without placeholder text or images. GIVES LAYOUT COLORS AND FONTS |
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| webpage elements that lie on top of one another to create a layered look |
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| userfriendly way to get information into a database |
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| collection of one or more related tables of data stored in rows or columns |
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| ability to capture and store information gathered from a form into a database. ability to extract infromation from a website database |
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| Doing Business As (DBA) license |
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| cheapest way to start business. am personality liable if business is sued |
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| Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) |
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| not personally liable if business goes under |
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| what one makes on every sale after subtracting variable cost |
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| person between business and science world |
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| part of spreadsheet at the top here key variables are given their values |
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| printing horizontally rather than vertically on a piece of paper. normal way to print is vertical |
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| variable names created by capitalizing first letter in each word and eliminating spaces |
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| analysis of how the outputs will change as the inputs from the assumptions area vary |
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| total interested paid over the life of a loan |
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