...production networks as well! After all, if we have the wrong cable, we don't have a network! This is particularly true of the following scenario, where we have: * A laptop connected to a switch (Cable 3) * Two switches connected to each other (Cable 2) * A PC connected to a switch (Cable 1) This is a very basic and common topology, but we've got three different cable types in there! Working from top to bottom, let's take a look at the different cables we'll need to make this work. To pass the Cisco CCENT and CCNA certification exams, you have to know what cable type is appropriate for a given situation. It's also a good idea to know this for working in real-world production networks as well! After all, if we have the wrong cable, we don't have a network! This is particularly true of the following scenario, where we have: * A laptop connected to a switch (Cable 3) * Two switches connected to each other (Cable 2) * A PC connected to a switch (Cable 1) This is a very basic and common topology, but we've got three different cable types in there! Working from top to bottom, let's take a look at the different cables we'll need to make this work. For Cable 1, we need a straightthrough cable. A straightthrough cable is used to connect a PC to a switch or hub. In a straightthrough cable, the wire connected to Pin 1 on one side is connected to Pin 1 on the other, the wire connected to Pin 2 on one side is connected to Pin 2 on the other, and so...
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...use of connected watch Pierre-André LAMBERT ANDREANI College year 2015-2016 National Central University Table of contents INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................... 3 I. THE INTENTION OF CONTINUING THE USE .................................................................................... 5 II. THE USE ND THE INTENTION OF CONTINUING THE USE ................................................................ 7 III. DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEASUREMENT SCALE ........................................................................... 9 IV. LIMITS OF THE STUDY ............................................................................................................... 15 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................................................................................................. 16 2 College year 2015-2016 National Central University Introduction Researchers working in the high tech field have not finished to offer more innovative results. Connected watch is part of the hot topics of the moment and creates a race between the major manufacturers. A connected watch got...
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... In this model we can see that there are five basic markets and how these markets are connected to each others. 1. Manufacturer Markets: In this model this market is connected to the three others markets. Firstly manufacturer goes to the resource market where they buy resources (raw materials, components, parts or labors) and turn into finished goods that meet a consumer's expectations or specifications. Then they provide that product to the consumer markets through the intermediary markets. Manufacturer Markets are also connected to the government markets through paying taxes or providing products to the government. 2. Resource Markets: Resource markets are directly connected to the manufacturer markets, government markets and consumers markets. A resource market is a market where a business can go and purchase resources to produce goods and services. Resource markets provide resources to the manufacturer and earn money from it. To understand the Resource market we can give an example: When we go to the store to buy a new phone, it does not just appear out of nowhere, nor does the company get to pocket all of that $500 we pay for it. Of course not, the phone requires a manufacturing process, and the company must pay for the inputs of the goods and services required to make the phone. Those goods and services required to make a finished product for sale on the product market are called resources. When we go to the store, we are a consumer...
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...back yard we are having the ISP do the installation of the cabling. There will be Fiber Optics running to the server room that will be connected to the switches and router. From there we will have Cat6 connected to the Rj45’s in each area we have the wall mounts on. In port 1 we have the living room where there will be VoIP phones and an access point. The VoIP phone will have an DHCP reservation but is set to static. The Access point will have two devices connected to it which will be two tablets. The access point that is connected to the router will be assisting the router and the router is the one that will be assigning IP’s to each device. We will have another cable ran to the guest bedroom which also has an RJ45 jack there. In that room there is a game console, more precisely a PS4. That PS4 will be connected through Ethernet. Each device will have its own IP assigned. The router’s private IP address will be 172.16.0.1, the two tablets that are connected wirelessly will be 172.16.0.2 and 172.16.0.3, the phone will be 172.16.0.4, the office computer will be 172.16.0.5, the PS4 connected will be 172.16.0.6, the PC will be 172.16.0.7 and the Roku box in the master room will be 172.16.0.8. We will be making sure that our home network is secure as well; to do that we will be changing the username and password for it after the initial setup. Along with that we will also use WPA/WEP encryption for the passwords. WPA/WEP is usually on by default after the initial setup but we will make...
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...Connected Branches From 10 years till now our world is constantly changing , technology is advancing , communications are much easier .Never less, we cannot simply ignore that human being are the main reason of this technology , because in the 21 century , human being where capable of advancing prior inventions like Television , cars , radio , computers and finally cell phones . Moreover, as cell phones are a part of communication which is an dispensable tool that we cannot life without, since simply cell phones reasonable our daily life in a communicated way . Moreover, cell phones are a machine that human invented in order to make the communication between the part of the society easier, as the society is become bigger and bigger , the ways of communications is more increasing . Cell phones , now a days becomes the most important way of communications between the individuals even if they are in different nations .Beside, a mobile phone is a device that can make and receive the telephone calls over a radio link , whilst moving around a wide geographic area . It does so by connecting to a cellular network provided by a mobile phone operator , allowing access to the public phones , network .In addition to telephony , modern mobile phones also support wide variety of other services such as text – messaging, MMS, email , internet access short range wireless communications , business applications , gaming and photography . Mobile phones that offer these and...
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...matters most, Western Union continues to shape the world in which we live. Western Union offers one of the easiest ways for families and friends to send money and stay connected almost anywhere in the world. It all comes down to the relationships we've established over many years. We take pride in being close to our consumers. With a 150-year history of connecting people when it matters most, Western Union continues to shape the world in which we live. Western Union offers one of the easiest ways for families and friends to send money and stay connected almost anywhere in the world. It all comes down to the relationships we've established over many years. We take pride in being close to our consumers. With a 150-year history of connecting people when it matters most, Western Union continues to shape the world in which we live. Western Union offers one of the easiest ways for families and friends to send money and stay connected almost anywhere in the world. It all comes down to the relationships we've established over many years. We take pride in being close to our consumers.With a 150-year history of connecting people when it matters most, Western Union continues to shape the world in which we live. Western Union offers one of the easiest ways for families and friends to send money and stay connected almost anywhere in the world. It all comes down to the relationships we've established over many years. We take pride in being close to our...
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...ARTICLE IN PRESS Journal of Financial Economics 84 (2007) 330–357 www.elsevier.com/locate/jfec Politically connected CEOs, corporate governance, and Post-IPO performance of China’s newly partially privatized firms$ Joseph P.H. Fana,Ã, T.J. Wonga, Tianyu Zhangb a The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong b City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong Received 19 August 2005; received in revised form 31 January 2006; accepted 6 March 2006 Available online 24 January 2007 Abstract Almost 27% of the CEOs in a sample of 790 newly partially privatized firms in China are former or current government bureaucrats. Firms with politically connected CEOs underperform those without politically connected CEOs by almost 18% based on three-year post-IPO stock returns and have poorer three-year post-IPO earnings growth, sales growth, and change in returns on sales. The negative effect of the CEO’s political ties also show up in the first-day stock return. Finally, firms led by politically connected CEOs are more likely to appoint other bureaucrats to the board of directors rather than directors with relevant professional backgrounds. r 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. JEL classification: G34; L33; P31 Keywords: Political connections; Corporate governance; IPO performance; Partial privatization; China We appreciate helpful comments from Stijn Claessens, Mara Faccio, Simon Johnson, Florencio Lopez-deSilanes, John McConnell, Randall Morck, Harold Mulherin...
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...“Fact” (106), he reminds us of how we used to communicate and exchange information with each other as a community. We no longer communicate the same way. There is still an exchange of information between people, but it is rarely face to face. With face to face exchanges you are more apt to tell the truth since the person you are selling to, is right in front of the product your trying to push. On the internet, a company rely’s on the people doing the talking. “If a company wants to promote conversation about itself, all it really needs to do is something, anything, significant” (115). Then let the people take it from there, but the company doesn’t get the choice of good or bad publicity; which makes it hard for companies to be faulty, or lie. But now we are all wrapped up on giving reviews, or posting on our wall, what we just heard happened to Mary Sue at lunch that day. We are loosing “Time” (28) off of our lives the more we stay connected, and loosing who we are, being married to our devices this way. “The human nervous system exists in the present tense. We live in a continuous “now,” and time is always passing for us” (28). Time is always passing. The time we spend in front of our devices is more than we think, and we are becoming more and more like our emotionless devices everyday. We don’t go to the bazaar and chat with our neighbors; we sit in front of our computers, emotionless, typing what we want our friends to know. There...
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...before either. Closer examination revealed that the switch had only one wire running to it! The other end of the wire did disappear into the maze of wires inside the computer, but it's a basic fact of electricity that a switch can't do anything unless there are two wires connected to it. This switch had a wire connected on one side and no wire on its other side. It was clear that this switch was someone's idea of a silly joke. Convinced by our reasoning that the switch was inoperative, we flipped it. The computer instantly crashed. Imagine our utter astonishment. We wrote it off as coincidence, but nevertheless restored the switch to the ‘more magic’ position before reviving the computer. A year later, I told this story to yet another hacker, David Moon as I recall. He clearly doubted my sanity, or suspected me of a supernatural belief in the power of this switch, or perhaps thought I was fooling him with a bogus saga. To prove it to him, I showed him the very switch, still glued to the cabinet frame with only one wire connected to it, still in the ‘more magic’ position. We scrutinized the switch and its lone connection, and found that the other end of the wire, though connected to the computer wiring, was connected to a...
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...Journal of the Operati~ns Research Society of Japan Vol. 39, No. 3, September 1996 RELIABILITY OF A CIRCULAR CONNECTED-(r,s)-OUT-OF-(m,n): F LATTICE SYSTEM Hisashi Yamamoto Masami Miyakawa Tezkyo Unzverszty of Sczence and Technolog9 Unzverszty of Tokyo (Received November 11, 1994; Final August 25, 1995) A circular connected-(r>s)-out-of-(m,n):Flattice system has m n compoaen%s is consisted of n and and m circles. The system fails if and only if a connected (r,s)-matrix of components fail. Fixskly, this paper proposes a recursive algorithm for the reliability of $he system>which requires O(rnn2sm) computing time. In the statisticaIly independent identically distributed case7the c o m p u t i ~ ~ g is able to be reduced. time Secondly, the upper a ~ lower bounds for the system reliability are obtained for the circular connectedd (r,s)-out-of-(m,n):l? lattice system. FinalIy, it is proved that the reliability of the large system tmds to where p 1A and 7 are exp[-pArs] as n = , m Q - I 2 n -+ m if every component has failure probability ~ n - ' / / ~ , constant, ,LA, A > Ol 7 > r , ri rays Abstract I . INTRODUCTION The linear (circular) consecutive-k-out-of-n:F system has n llnewly (circularly) ordered components. Each compnent either functkms or fails. The systems fail if and only if k consecutive compnents fail (see Figure 1.1). Defining the rmdom variable Zi by if component i functions zi = if component i Fdils, for i = 1 2 , .*, n, the reliability of the...
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...Today’s World Solving Problems Faster E’Ricka Campbell Abstract The world as we know today has only developed to this point in the past 5-10 years. Imagine what we would do without the advance technology that we have today. What would we do if we had to write and letter and mail it to someone? What would we do if we had to call a company and wait for a catalog to come by mail to order that prom dress that we want for school or go all the way to the next big city and stand in line to pay for tickets for a concert that is literally two months away from now? But is everything we do in this advance world safe? Keeping up with the Future I have done some research on the similarities and differences between wired and wireless networks. I have learned what it takes to set up a network and some of the challenges of using the networks. I have also realized how much the wireless network has grown in the past 5 years. Ethernet vs. Wireless in todays’ World Ethernet would be referred to as your wired home network or your land line. The wireless network would be most commonly addressed as a Wi-Fi network system. Both the Ethernet and Wi-Fi connect you to internet services. However; the Ethernet service is much faster than the Wi-Fi service of speeds more than 1000 Mbps. The cost of the Ethernet network is much more expensive than the Wi-Fi because you have the coaxial cables that have to be installed all around the networks as opposed to Wi-Fi which is very easy to set up and the cost...
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...Connected Health Policy #: 0002 Effective Date: July 12, 2014 Revised: July 12, 2014 Global Anti-Corruption Policy Purpose: This policy outlines the requirements for compliance with anti-corruption laws governing the conduct of Connected Health’s business internationally with emphasis on the United States’ Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) of 1977 (as amended), and establishes the control systems to ensure compliance with the FCPA and other international anti-corruption and anti-bribery requirements. Additional Authority: This policy shall ensure compliance to all relevant anti-corruption laws, including, but not limited to, the FCPA, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Sarbanes Oxley Act or similar laws. In addition, Connected Health adheres to all laws protecting employees including the Dodd-Frank Act for whistleblower protection. Additionally, this policy emphasizes stakeholders to be aware of the enhanced civil and criminal penalties for violation of certification requirements - section 906, securities exchange act of 1934, destruction or alteration of documents and other forms of white collar crime and criminal violations prosecuted by the department of justice. Scope: This policy applies to all employees, consultants, and affiliates of Connected Health and its subsidiaries for their period of service to the Company. This policy applies to all transactions in all countries where Connected Health operates. In the event...
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...Nowadays we use computers, technology, and software, commonly referred to as applications or apps for short, in every facet of everyday life. We use email to stay in contact with our workmates and friends and family. Along with computers and applications on our tablets and smartphones to stay connected to social media sites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter as well as news and entertainment all to feel connected in an ever technology driven world. Beside all of this we uses these applications and computer systems to manage our financial side, whether it be everyday banking to trading stocks or checking on our retirement funds*(&*(#%#%(_. These interconnected devices are designed to take tasks and make them as efficient as possible, thus freeing up time to perform more tasks and get more out of the day, even if the purpose of the device is to help pass the time by. With this ever evolving landscape of technology has created a new wave of interconnected devices. We can access internet virtually anywhere and once we are connect to the internet the possibilities are nearly limitless. As internet as become the backbone to our connected ways we can utilizes it to connect to our corporate office database that is held in a cloud system via a direct connection or a virtual private network (VPN) or even remotely access and control our office computer and we can even do these same things for small home networks, all with just a connected device. With technology becoming an everyday...
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...Interconnection February 8, 2012 The world is populated with approximately 7 billion people. To some, our world may only seem as big as the city we live in or the community we are surrounded by. When we expand our horizons and look at the bigger picture, it is very apparent that we are only a small part of something so much more. This can be very overwhelming. You can feel isolated and small. In reality, there are so many ways that each and every one of us are connected to the world we live in. How would we live without these connections? Without exploring this idea many people can be ignorant to the impact other countries have on our lifestyles. Connections that I have with the world come from technology, food, and friendship. To begin, my life is laced head to toe with technology. I watch TV, I use my cell phone, and I go on the computer – just to name a few. If I look on the boxes of all these products I will notice a common trend: “Made in China, Made in Japan, Made in Mexico”. Very rarely will I pick up a piece of packaging and notice the word Canada. These days, so many of the products we use daily are made overseas. Unfortunately thriving nations such as Canada and the United States take advantage of developing countries. Looking at China specifically, they are abundant in natural resources and they have a high population. This allows them to produce high-tech products at low-budget prices. I feel I take these things for granted. I use these things every day and not...
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...consideration that will help make this possible. We have decided that for our WAN protocols, we will go with using frame relay. We will explain why we have chosen to go with frame relay, but first we will explain why the other choices are did not fit our needs at ABC company. HDLC is one of the protocols that we had a hard time coming to a conclusion with. It is a very good protocol and could have done well for the ABC Company but there are a few things that come with HDLC that made us come to the final decision of why not to use it. First of all, HDLC is a type of point-to-point protocol, which means that it costs a lot more money to have. The reason why it will cost more is because this means that every different branch has to be connected to each other. Almost like in a mesh topology form and that is wasting a lot of money there. PPP is the other protocol that we had a hard time deciding whether or not we were going to use over the other two. PPP is another point-to-point protocol that networks use in order to be able to communicate with each other. As a matter of fact, PPP is an acronym for point-to-point protocol. Once again, we have decided that PPP will waste too much money because every branch will need to be connected to all the other branches in order to be able to communicate. We also came to the conclusion that PPP will not meet our technical needs because it may be too slow for the ABC Company. A feature that we did like about PPP is the fact that its error...
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