The Logistic Company - Case Solution 1. Protagonist a. Satish - night-duty Airport Executive at the Mumbai airport. b. Security guard - Bangalore office. c. Ravi – Responsible for loading on the flight and sending pre-alert. d. Charles - the Asst. Manager Operations, of the Bangalore office. e. Hari - the HR Executive of the Bangalore office. 2. Problem f. Communication gap between the Bangalore office of ABC logistics and Mumbai airport executive
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there need for communication protocols. There are numerous communicating devices and when these different devices want to communicate, they must use a language which is understandable among these devices. Communication Protocols are rules and regulation (language) these devices use to share data and information. As these protocols base on standards, every device on the network follows these rules. So communication is possible only due to protocols. A few protocols that have been implemented within
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effect on business and society than the phase before. Four Phases of the Internet * Phase 1 (Connectivity) The first phase started over 20 years ago and is referred to as “Connectivity”. Email, web browsing and searching for content was just beginning. Digitize Access to Information: * Email * Web Browser * Search * Phase 2 (Networked Economy) The second phase started in the late 1990s and was the “Networked Economy” phase. This was the birth of e-commerce and digitally
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A Secure Intrusion detection system against DDOS attack in Wireless Mobile Ad-hoc Network Abstract: Wireless Mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) is an emerging technology and have great strength to be applied in critical situations like battlefields and commercial applications such as building, traffic surveillance, MANET is infrastructure less, with no any centralized controller exist and also each node contain routing capability, Each device in a MANET is independently
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Aleksandr Kalinchuk Mr. Diop ITE 120 27 October 2015 TCP/IP Protocols Since the late 1960s when the first workable prototype of the internet was released to a small number of users , the internet has evolved into something so great that our humanity depends on it for survival today. To an average person, “internet” might sound like a generic term that allows us to browse websites or watch Netflix, not a magnificent complexity of technologies consisting of many interconnected networks and billions
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Research Articles Emissions Trading and Carbon Credit Accounting for Sustainable Energy Development With Focus on India A. N. Sarkar Senior Professor (International Business), Asia-Pacific Institute of Management, New Delhi, India Abstract Global climate change is inextricably linked with the enhanced build-up of greenhouse gases. Emissions- trading in the form of carbon credits or CERs is opening up a new vista of trade opportunities with prospect for gradual reduction of emissions particularly
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Protocols Protocols are agreed ways to communicate with one another. For example when people meet we usually shake hands, this is similar with computers. Computers have their own digital handshake which they use to communicate with each other and transfer information. TCP/IP is responsible for transmitting the data and to make sure that the data makes it to the correct address. The link that is used to search for the web page is separated in to different sections, the link layer, the internet layer
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Businesses can communicate with foreign offices, students now have an immense digital library of knowledge at their fingertips, networking and staying in touch with friends and family is much easier, and being able to send and receive things such as emails in an instant are just a few of the things which make the internet such a commodity in the world in which we live. While it is a part of our everyday life, few seldom stop to think about what all it takes to make such a process even possible without
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model, and give a brief explanation of each. Layer 1: Physical, this layer deals with the physical aspects, particularly the hardware involved. Layer 2: Network Interface/Data Link, this layer deals with communication between higher layers of protocols, involving both software and hardware, including packet sizes. Layer 3: Internet, this layer deals with communication between computers across the internet. Other packet details are included in this layer. Layer 4: Transport, this layer deals
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Honeywell International It has been decided that as our presence grows on the global market we have decided that we need to stay better connected with all our subsidiaries and partners. Currently we all connect using IPv4 which as and addressing protocol that has roughly 4billion different combination. But seeing as we currently have approximately seven billion people on this planet let’s say just 1 billion of these people are in the industrialized world. Now for each of these one billion individuals
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