Information Systems and Technology Review

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Why is it important for IS users to understand IT&IS concepts?

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To make educated IS-related decisions, communicate with techies, and remain relevant in the workplace.

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What does BYOD stand for?

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Bring Your Own Device, allowing employees to use their personal devices for work.

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A set of flashcards covering key concepts related to Information Systems and Technology based on lecture notes.

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Why is it important for IS users to understand IT&IS concepts?

To make educated IS-related decisions, communicate with techies, and remain relevant in the workplace.

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What does BYOD stand for?

Bring Your Own Device, allowing employees to use their personal devices for work.

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What are the components of Information Systems?

IT (hardware, software, networking), data, and people.

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What is the difference between data, information, and knowledge?

Data comprises raw symbols; information is processed and organized data; knowledge is the application of information.

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What are the key ethical issues in IT?

Privacy, accuracy, property, and accessibility.

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What are the requirements for innovation in organizations?

Elimination of process inefficiencies, sufficient resources, and appropriate risk tolerance.

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What does 'disintermediation' mean?

Eliminating the middleman in transactions by selling directly to consumers.

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What is cloud computing?

A platform that shares computing resources like storage over the internet.

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What is search engine optimization (SEO)?

Methods used to improve a website's visibility in search engine results by optimizing content and structure.

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What is web analytics used for?

To gather data on customer interactions with a website, helping improve user experience and site functionality.

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What is the goal of data normalization?

To minimize redundancy and maximize data integrity and processing performance.

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What is open-sourcing?

Collaborative efforts by a group to complete a project or task.

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What is crowdsourcing?

Gathering ideas from a large group, often from people outside the organization.

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What is the role of IT in business transformation?

Using technology to enable better business models and improve customer experiences.

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What criteria do automated fraud screening services use?

Email addresses, shipping/billing addresses, IP addresses, and transaction patterns.

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What is the IT Code of Ethics (PAPA)?

Privacy, accuracy, property, and accessibility in information systems.

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What does the term 'digital business transformation' refer to?

Using technology to reshape business models and customer engagement.