module 5 Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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general direction in which something is developing or changing.

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trend

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trends of?

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  • industry
  • health
  • banking
  • education
  • business
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describes physical objects that are equipped with sensors, software, and other technologies allowing them to connect and exchange data with other devices and systems.

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internet of things

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refers to the use of technology to reduce human intervention in processes. It involves creating machines, programs, or robots to handle tasks that were previously done by humans

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automation

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5
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trends in industry:

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  • internet of things
  • automation
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benefits of IOT and automation:

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  • increased efficiency and productivity
  • resource management
  • enhanced convenience and comfort
  • improved safety and security
  • data driven decision making
  • innovation and new opportunities
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examples of trend in industry:

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  • ford assembly line
  • amazon robotic fulfillment center
  • smart home
  • smart cities
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refers to the use of information and communication technology in health care

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e-health

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trends in health:

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  • e-health
  • use of 5g technology for hospital operation
  • AI-powered health apps
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lets you manage your bank accounts through a secure website or mobile app. It’s like having a mini bank branch accessible from anywhere with an internet connection, 24/7

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online banking or internet banking

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  • Available 24/7 and conveniently be accessed from anywhere
  • Lower fees or no fees
  • Financial transactions can be processed quick and efficiently
  • Sometimes do require minimum balance fees
  • Online and Phone customer services
  • High Interest rate
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online banking

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  • Physical branches
  • Human interaction and personalized attention
  • Low interest rates, monthly service fees, account fees
  • Obtain physical documents such as cashier’s checks, safe deposit boxes
  • Additional services include investment advice, retirement planning, loan services
  • In-person, online, and phone customer service
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traditional banking

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refers to the buying and selling of goods and services over the internet. It encompasses a wide range of activities and has transformed the way we shop.

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e-commerce

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the application of game design elements and principles in non-game contexts. In simpler terms, it’s about using the fun and engaging aspects of games to motivate people to participate in activities that wouldn’t normally be considered games.

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gamification

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software application that helps organizations plan, administer, deliver, and track educational courses and training programs. Imagine it as a central hub for everything related to learning within an institution or company

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learning management system

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examples of trend in education:

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  • gamification
  • learning management system
  • artificial intelligence (AI)
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A major concern surrounding automation is the potential for ______. As machines become more sophisticated, they can take over tasks previously done by human workers. This can lead to unemployment and economic hardship for those whose jobs are automated

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job displacement

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Implementing automation can be expensive. Setting up automated systems, including robots, software, and infrastructure, requires a significant initial investment. This can be a barrier for smaller companies or those with limited financial resources.

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high initial investment

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Operating and maintaining automated systems requires a different skillset than traditional manufacturing jobs. Businesses may need to invest in employee training or hire workers with specialized technical skills to manage and troubleshoot automation effectively

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technical expertise

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Automated systems are often designed for specific tasks and may not be adaptable to changes in production processes or product designs. This lack of flexibility can be a challenge in dynamic and ever-evolving industries

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lack of flexibility

21
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Industrial automation systems can be vulnerable to cyberattacks. Malicious actors could disrupt operations, steal sensitive data, or even cause physical damage. Robust cybersecurity measures are essential to protect automated systems.

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security concerns

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Automated systems require ongoing maintenance and upkeep to function properly. Companies need to factor in the costs and resources associated with maintaining their automated equipment

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maintenance and upkeep

23
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the environmental impact of automation needs to be considered. While automation can lead to some efficiencies, the manufacturing and disposal of automated equipment can have an environmental footprint.

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sustainability impact

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the healthcare industry deals with a vast amount of personal and highly sensitive patient data, including medical history, diagnoses, and treatment information. Data breaches or unauthorized access can have severe consequences for patients

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sensitive data

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Healthcare institutions are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals due to the valuable data they possess. Robust cybersecurity measures are essential to protect patient data and prevent cyberattacks
cybersecurity threats
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Unequal access to technology and the internet can exacerbate existing healthcare disparities. Low-income communities or geographically remote areas may struggle to access telehealth services or online patient portals
digital divide
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Not everyone has the same level of comfort or proficiency using technology. User-friendly interfaces and digital literacy initiatives can help bridge this gap and ensure everyone can benefit from technological advancements in healthcare
digital literacy
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Patient data may be fragmented across different healthcare providers' electronic health record (EHR) systems, making it difficult to get a holistic view of a patient's medical history
data silos
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The absence of standardized data formats and communication protocols can hinder the seamless exchange of information between different healthcare IT systems
lack of standardization
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Telehealth consultations may not always be a suitable substitute for in-person physical examinations where a hands-on approach is necessary
physical examinations
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Reliable internet connectivity is essential for effective telehealth, but limited broadband access in certain areas can restrict its reach
lack of broadband access
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Financial institutions are prime targets for cybercriminals due to the vast amount of sensitive customer data they hold. Data breaches and cyberattacks can lead to financial losses, reputational damage, and regulatory fines.
cybersecurity threats
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New financial technology (fintech) companies are emerging, offering innovative financial products and services that may disrupt traditional banking models. Banks need to adapt and innovate to compete effectively
fintech competition
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customers today expect a seamless and personalized banking experience across multiple channels (mobile, online, in branch). Meeting these expectations requires investment in digital transformation and user-friendly technology.
changing customer expectations
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Persistently low-interest rates can squeeze bank profits, making it difficult to generate income from traditional lending activities. Banks need to find new revenue streams and explore alternative business models
low-interest rate environment
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The banking industry is heavily regulated, and compliance with ever-evolving regulations can be complex and costly
regulatory compliance
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Global economic factors, trade tensions, and geopolitical instability can create uncertainty, making it difficult for businesses to plan and invest for the future
economic uncertainty
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The ecommerce landscape is becoming increasingly saturated, making it difficult for businesses to stand out from the crowd. Effective marketing strategies and a unique selling proposition are crucial for attracting and retaining customers.
high competition
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A tight labor market makes it challenging to find and retain qualified workers. Businesses need to develop competitive compensation packages, invest in employee training, and create a positive work environment to attract and retain top talent.
labor shortages
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Technology is constantly evolving, and businesses need to adapt and embrace new technologies to remain competitive. This requires ongoing investment in technology infrastructure, employee training, and innovation
rapid technological change
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Not all students have equal access to technology and the internet at home or school. This can exacerbate existing educational inequalities and hinder the effectiveness of technology-based learning for students from low-income backgrounds or remote areas
unequal access
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Overreliance on technology can distract students from traditional learning methods. Effective classroom management and strategies to promote focused learning are crucial.
tech overload
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Students need to develop the skills to evaluate online information critically, distinguish between credible and unreliable sources, and practice safe and responsible online behavior
digital literacy
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Collecting and storing student data online raises privacy concerns. Schools need robust data security measures and clear policies regarding student data collection and use to ensure student privacy
student data protection
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Increased screen time can expose students to cyberbullying, online predators, and inappropriate content. Educators and parents need to work together to promote responsible online behavior and equip students with the skills to stay safe online
cyberbullying and online safety