...The Internet of Things 1. Summarize what have you learnt about Industry 4.0 (The Internet of Thing) As the Internet of Things, most of organizations try to find and use lots of information from many sources such as internal and external sources, including public, suppliers, and internet in order to analyze and evaluate the projects. As the Internet, it is the most easiest and effective ways to get information or databases to analyze the efficiency of projects or operations for increasing the logistic of industries. Using internet system, it is the new challenge that most of companies adapt it in order to become successful. As the internet of things, it is the new strategy for applying with business models that how business can use technology to increase profitability and efficiency of business’ operation. There are two main types of emerging applications, including information and analysis, and automation and control as the tools for develop and improve technology to increase values and opportunities’ companies. As Information and Analysis, it is using networks to collect and link all information and data among consumers and producers for gaining and improving decision making of organization or management processes of production. There are three applications of information and analysis, which consists of tracking behavior, enhanced situational awareness, and sensor-driven decision analytics. Tracking behavior, it is using tracking product to identify details, status, and...
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...agency responsible for human resource management, retirement benefits health benefits real estate development and management, administration, specialized services, state purchasing, and telecommunications, all for the government of State of Florida. The Florida Department of Management Services' is the business arm of the government of State of Florida and provides services to more than 1.1 million customers including the state agencies, state employees, state retirees, universities, community colleges, and local governments and their retirees. It also provides workforce and business operational support to Florida state government. DMS is a shared service provider that supports state agencies and state employees through Human Resource Support, Business Operations, and Specialized Services. This paper will explore the DMS by analyzing the security mechanisms inside of the Florida DMS, critique the transition process performed by the DMS then recommend two alternative to the IP infrastructure or applications, also critique the merits of the major services, then add additional service to the DMS website. Security Mechanisms The DMS needs security mechanisms in order to protect it not only form the users accessing its system online but also from its own employees. The network, when its up and running it was secure and reliable, but the speed was slow. (Lander 2011) The system is also made with a firewall to prevent unauthorized access, by analyzing and controlling the incoming...
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...Information Technology – The Advantages and Perils of using the Internet as a source Introduction In today’s society, the internet is a major part of our daily lives. We use it to read the news, communicate with our friends & family, upload and edit photos and videos, for research and education, booking travel, shopping & banking – the list goes on. The internet is a sea of information comprised of many facts, figures and opinions; which makes it very easy to get caught up or lost in. Advantages There is no doubt about it, the internet makes the world and its various wonders just an easy click away. You barely need to step outside your house to get what you need anymore. In the last 10 years, the internet has made enormous improvements with advancing technology. – it’s faster and contains more information than any other information resource. If you are looking for information on a product, person, service or similar the internet makes it extremely easy to find the information. Message boards and the like also make it simple to write and share your opinion with others as well as get others’ opinions on topics that may interest you. An increase can also be seen with people using the internet to research medical conditions after they have been diagnosed. It provides a sense of ‘control’ after they have left the doctor’s office to be able to find out more. The power of search engines such as Google are also astounding. Users can type almost anything into the search...
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...Riordan HR system My report will be regarding the main information collecting strategies that we will use for this project, depending on "Analyzing HR System.” A few main aspects will be recognized that is linked to the accomplishment of what is called the information collecting procedure. The scope and feasibility will be defined to assist us in accepting the significance of this project. This report will provide awareness for the project and may be able to recognize a range of options for the information to move forward Information Gathering procedures The data or information that is collected is an important step in any part of the plan. It ought to be conceded out in an organized way for procuring the targets of the development and accumulating the correct data. Data should be combined from options that express dependable data and provide the intention of the project. The collection of data collecting resources should be completed in compliance to the necessities of the development. For accumulating the data, two main options will be used, first and second options. Both of these will be supportive in collecting applicable and helpful information. “The first resource, questionnaire or meeting strategies can be used to collect information. Interviews can be taken of representatives that work with Human Resource Development Organizations. Questionnaires can be sent to staff working in the HR department of a number of preferred businesses” (Mackey...
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...Individual Analyzing Internet Sources Week 2 What did you learn? I learned more than I expected from the Pearson student lab activities. In the first activity I knew most of the information presented, but in the second activity I learned quite a bit about researching a topic. I did not know that the URL .org is no longer limited to a non-profit or research organization; which makes it harder to use that as a reliable resource but it can still be useful. I learned it is important to look for non-bias opinions, information with publish dates are resourceful, research based, and the best domains to find good information on are .org, .gov, .mil, and .edu. Although just because the site has one of these domains it does not mean the resource is accurate or correct necessarily. What did you not learn? Well as I said in the previous paragraph in the first activity most of the information that was present I acquired before. The comparison between the library and the internet are basic knowledge to most people. The Library is based for research purposes, with trained staff to help you, but closes at certain times. The internet has multiple reasons for use, with no trained assistance, but it never closes. They each have great traits that can be used for study. I also knew it is not safe to purchase items online you must be careful when doing this. You need to do research and make sure the site is reliable. Some people think because a paper has a title and author that it is true but...
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...Analyzing the Impact of the Web Lutricia Hunter Capella University ABSTRACT The development of the web has dramatically changed the way society acquires and publishes information. This has had both positive and negative impacts on education. As the information available on the web expands, the number of industries that it will impact will also increase. Traditional brick and mortar school buildings as we know them today will gradually become a thing of the past as society transcends into the age of convenience. In the presented assignment I will be analyzing “Will the Web Kill Colleges?” This assignment will describe the key points of the author’s argument, analyze the aspects of the author’s argument that I agree with, analyze the gaps or challenges that I see in the author’s argument, implications for education, and potential ethical questions raised by the author’s vision of the future. The development of the web has dramatically changed the way society acquires and publishes information. This has had both positive and negative impacts on education. As the information available on the web expands, the number of industries that it will impact will also increase. Traditional brick and mortar school buildings as we know them today will gradually become a thing of the past as society transcends into the age of convenience. In the present assignment I will be analyzing “Will the Web Kill Colleges?” This assignment will describe the key points of the author’s argument...
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...Evolving Tactics of Internet Control Is there anything more important than our Human Rights as citizens of the United States? No one has had much concern over our human rights and privacy involving the Internet until now. “The Internet has transformed the way in which people obtain news, conduct business, communicate with one another, socialize, and interact with public officials.” But the growing concern over new improved technology that many authoritarian states have taken various measures to filter, monitor, or in other words obstructing our rights to freedom of speech online. The Freedom House report on “Evolving Tactics of Internet Control And Push For Greater Freedom,” explains why and how this is happening to the United States and many other authoritarian States. Freedom House goes into detail about obstructing the peoples rights and analyzes the reasons on why this is becoming a concern among many. The reason the “Evolving Tactics of Internet Control” is becoming such a popular topic in the United States is the fact that this has been a huge concern in the Middle East. Which causes the United States reports to become concerned considering the U.S typically falls in line with the Middle East after awhile. They have brought this to the peoples intention to help illuminate and prevent the nature of these evolving threats and identify areas of growing opportunity. With that in mind Freedom House has conducted a comprehensive study of Internet freedom in 47 countries around...
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...Understanding the Doctoral Research Process Julia Coy-Ybarra Northcentral University November 24, 2013 Understanding the Doctoral Research Process An obvious factor in understanding the doctoral research process is having chosen the right academy to pursue the doctorate. Other deciding factor are the reference resources that are easily accessible to the student—a Writing Center and a Library database. The ultimate decision is choosing the right specialization program. Once these are done, what follows are organization, commitment, and dedication to the doctoral process. Introduction Following university standards is the threshold to acquiring a doctorate. Hence, these standards are the Academic Integrity Guidelines, APA writing standards, understanding the function of the School of Education, and the online function of your Academic Advisor. An online commitment to pursue a Doctorate is a very solitary commitment. The process will fail to provide any personal face-to-face interaction between student and mentor, between student and advisor, bantering with colleagues, or befriending the Dean of the School in any way but grades. Consequently, the student must make a commitment and prepare for this singular or introverted activity. The Research Process Nevertheless, in order to fully understanding the research process of the doctoral process, one needs to select a topic that...
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...information, analyze that information, evaluate the information and then apply that information to solve the problem (Carter, Bishop, & Kravits, 2007). Path to Solution Gathering Information The first step in developing a solution to the problem is to gather information. That said, there are things to consider when gather this information. The amount of information needed, the length of time to utilize finding information, and determining the pertinence of the information, are all questions necessary to answer prior to searching for supportive material (Carter, et al., 2007). There are two main sources for me to find the necessary information. The internet is filled with a wealth of information and by using different search engines and different combinations of words, I am sure to find what I am looking for. A resource, that is quite reliable, and on every Army installation, is Army Community Service (ACS). ACS provides services ranging from relocation assistance to teaching new Soldiers and their families how to budget. Their deployment assistance center will be the most valuable service in solving my problem. Information Evaluation...
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...Systems ....20 1.3 Contemporary Approaches to Information Systems ....25 Technical Approach 26 • Behavioral Approach 26 • Approach of This Text: Sociotechnical Systems ....27 1.4 Learning to Use Information Systems: New Opportunities with Technology ....27 The Challenge of Information Systems: Key Management Issues 28 • Integrating Text with Technology: New Opportunities for Learning ....30 Make IT Your Business ....31 Summary, 31 • Key Terms, 32 • Review Questions, 32 • Discussion Questions, 33 • Application Software Exercise: Database Exercise: Adding Value to Information for Management Decision Making, 33 • Dirt Bikes USA: Preparing a Management Overview of the Company, 33 • Electronic Commerce Project: Analyzing Shipping Costs, 34 • Group Project: Analyzing a Business System, 34 • Case Study: Dollar General: Heavy on Organization, Light on Systems, ....35 Chapter 2. Information Systems in the Enterprise ....38 Opening Case: Fast Fashion, Hot Systems ....39 2.1 Major Types of Systems in Organizations ....40 Different Kinds of Systems 40 • Four Major Types of Systems 41 • Relationship of Systems to...
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...Analyzing Skill in Critical Thinking The purpose of this paper is to evaluate my analyzing skill in critical thinking by answering the critical thinking inventory provided by Rubenfeld & Scheffer (2010). Critical thinking is a fundamental part of decision-making in a clinical setting and it is a routine part of the patient care. Critical thinkers value and adhere to intellectual standards and they think deeply and broadly. They attempt to be clear, correct, accurate, reasonable, significant and rational in all their works. Their thinking enables them to handle the complex situations successfully (Heaslip, 2008). Theoretical evidences are not always available to support practice, and nurses require incorporating critical thinking processes to provide new answers to practical questions. In order to meet the growing demands of the complex healthcare system, nurses need to develop their critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and reflective practice techniques (Rubenfeld & Scheffer, 2010). “Analyzing” means to separate or break a whole into parts to discover their nature, function, and relationships, and it is very essential in effective decision-making (Rubenfeld & Scheffer, 2010). My Thinking When Dealing With Complex Issues When I face a situation such as writing a major research paper or presenting a staff development workshop, primarily, I will take some time to think about it thoroughly for better clarification. For this purpose, I use techniques such as brainstorming...
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...information covered here. Introduction The World Wide Web provides information from all around the world. There is extremely wide variety of material, different in its reliability, accuracy and value. No one has to approve the content before publishing like in more traditional form (books or magazines) and everyone can publish. Internet by its nature was designed to provide unrestricted information. There are no rules or standards as far as quality of information which writer can put on the internet are concerned. This information can be found in a large variety of kinds and was created for different purposes. Each of these different kinds and purposes has various levels of quality, credibility and reliability. Purpose of this report is to discuss how to assess validity of online information and most appropriate methods of evaluation. Discussion 1. Why to evaluate online information The nature of the web itself and the fact that anyone can publish or even change content of some websites means that excellent resources reside along the most dubious and these are the reasons why there is a need for evaluation. The main reasons why to evaluate can be categorized as follows: Lack of guidelines - there are no rules and standards setting the quality of the information Lack of monitoring - web sites are not subject of any critical evaluation, reviewing mechanism or...
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...information covered here. Introduction The World Wide Web provides information from all around the world. There is extremely wide variety of material, different in its reliability, accuracy and value. No one has to approve the content before publishing like in more traditional form (books or magazines) and everyone can publish. Internet by its nature was designed to provide unrestricted information. There are no rules or standards as far as quality of information which writer can put on the internet are concerned. This information can be found in a large variety of kinds and was created for different purposes. Each of these different kinds and purposes has various levels of quality, credibility and reliability. Purpose of this report is to discuss how to assess validity of online information and most appropriate methods of evaluation. Discussion 1. Why to evaluate online information The nature of the web itself and the fact that anyone can publish or even change content of some websites means that excellent resources reside along the most dubious and these are the reasons why there is a need for evaluation. The main reasons why to evaluate can be categorized as follows: Lack of guidelines - there are no rules and standards setting the quality of the information Lack of monitoring - web sites are not subject of any critical evaluation, reviewing mechanism or any type of monitoring before they become...
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...of Economics COURSE DESCRIPTION Presents a survey of basic macro- and microeconomic principles and concepts. Reviews the economic dynamics of market forces affecting competition, different economic systems, the role of government in the economy, and economic aspects of international trade. Discusses the labor market, interest rates and the supply of money, and performance of a national economy. Examines the use of economics in business decisions, considering such principles as opportunity costs, diminishing returns, and the marginal principle. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Required Resources O'Sullivan, A., Sheffrin, S., & Perez, S. (2012). Survey of economics: Principles, applications, and tools (5th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson-Prentice Hall. MyEconLab book key Note: This book key comes with the purchase of a new textbook and is needed in order to access MyEconLab. Supplemental Resources Aaronson, D., Mazumder, B., & Schechter, S. (2010). What is behind the rise in long-term unemployment? Economic Perspectives, 34(3/4), 28-51. Andreyeva, T., Long, M. W., & Brownell, K. D. (2010). The Impact of Food Prices on Consumption: A Systematic Review of Research on the Price Elasticity of Demand for Food. American Journal of Public Health, 100(2), 216-22 Heyne, P., Boettke, P. J., & Prychitko, D. L. (2010). The economic way of thinking. (12th ed.). Upper Saddle River: Pearson-Prentice Hall. High, J. (2011). Economic Theory and the Rise of Big Business in America, 1870-1910....
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... |3 | |Introduction |4 | |Human Resources in Virtual World |6 | |Challenges in performing specific Human Resource function |7 | |Guidelines for Hr professionals |9 | |Do it E-commerce way |10 | |Conclusion |11 | |Reference |12 | PAPER TITLE: “HUMAN RESOURCE CHALLENGES IN E-COMMERCE” ABSTRACT: E-commerce and Internet technology is changing the face of HR and the way companies do business. New technologies are being developed every day, with each new innovation promising increased employee efficiency and greater and greater interactivity. The impact of these new technologies on the human resources professional is both profound as well as challenging. The challenge is to define what the new HR role is and determine how it can best be aligned with evolving business...
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