infs final 11-15 Flashcards

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bus process

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a set of activities that once completed, accomplish a company’s task/goal

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2
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bus process reengineering

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the analysis and redesign of work flows w/in and between enterprises in order to optimize business processes

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3
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preparing for bpr

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creating diagram of as-is
reviewing and analyzing as-is process
creating a diagram of to-be
testing and implementing to-be

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4
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types of change

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automating
streamlining
bpr(complete redesign)
paradigm shift(bpr change for entire industry)

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5
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integrated info systems

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enables data sharing by multiple functional areas of the org

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enterprise resource planning system

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premade, integrated corporate info system and one of the ways to achieve an integrated enterprise-wide info system

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7
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options to implement

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erp system
best of breed collection
custom developed enterprise
mixed approach

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8
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erp system

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an erp suite provides function-specific modules integrated into a larger system

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9
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best of breed collection

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an integrated collection of function-specific commercial off the shelf software systems

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10
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custom developed enterprise is

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a single fully integrated custom developed multi functional system

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11
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cloud computing

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these systems use the internet to deliver data storage and processing services hosted by a service provider

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infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

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computer hardware provided as standardized services over the network (hardware)

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13
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platform as a service (PaaS)

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resources required for building apps provided as standardized services over a network(hardware + software)

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14
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software as a service(SaaS)

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computer apps offered as a service on demand (hardware + software + application software)

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15
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database as a service (DBaaS)

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specialized version of SaaS developed for db management in clouds (hardware + software + DBMS/DB)

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16
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internet of things (iot)

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physical devices and objects connected via internet communicating and exchanging data

17
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blockchain

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a mechanism for keeping track of sequences of data in a completely decentralized distributed fashion

18
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distributed db systems

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distributes data among separate computers

19
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sustaining innovations

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creates solutions and products based on existing needs

20
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disruptive innovations/tech

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create services and products that are not based on the existing needs/methods/practices, but eventually disrupt /displace established solutions

21
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e-bus v e-comm

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the conducting of bus on the internet v buying and selling over the internet

22
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types of e-bus transactions

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bus2bus
bus2cust
cust2cust
cust2bus

23
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e-bus categories

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brick and mortar
click and mortar
pure play

24
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internet service providers(isps)

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provide access to the internet
rev source= subscription fees

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service providers
provide service via the internet rev source= ad fees and subscription fees
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transaction brokers
internet based transaction intermediaries rev source= transaction fees
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net neutriality
principle stating that internet service providers must treat all web traffic equally
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data security uses
authentication access privileges data encryption
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data threats
loss, corruption, or theft of data due to: catastrophic physical events, unauthorized users, computer viruses, malicious users, system crashes, unintentional erroneous inserts, deletes, updates