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Name several components of information technology
phones, faxes. computer, and the internet
Moore’s law
Named after Gordon Moore. founder of intel
this law states that the processing power of microchips doubles every two years. Theres a corollary stating that the cost of computing is dropping by nearly 25% per year.
Hawthorne Effect
The phenomenon of improved productivity resulting from the act of studying a process rather than from making changes in the process.
Coopetition
Cooperative competition, which may involve networks, partnerships, or join ventures.
needs human, social, and physical capitals
first type of knowledge industries
One type has the product of knowledge itsself
ex. software, biotechnology, or information technology hardware industries
Second type of knowledge industry
manges or conveys information or data
ex. banking, insurance, telecomms. government, and education
tangible capital
AKA tangible assets consists of physical items such as buildings, roads, machinery
intangible capital
AKA intangible assets, education, research. development
factors that we can’t physically change
Predictions about sweeping changes that will be made as a result of technology often don’t become reality even though the technology is capable of performing as envisioned. Why?
Those making predictions consider only the capabilities of the technology. They fail to take into account the social context within which the current system exists and within which the technologically enhanced system must work.
What is a web year and what does it measure?
A web year is one seventh of a calendar year. Web years are used to measure technological evolution.
transistor
a solidstate electronic device thats used to control the flow of electricity in electronic equipment
POS
point of sale system
RFID
radio frequency identification device
EPC
electronic product code
UPC
universal product code
productivity paradox
product growth has slowed every decase since the 60s while investments in it have grown dramatically
ERP
massive enterprise resource planning
portable document format
product life cycle
phases from introduction of a product on the market and its replacement by another product