...frameworks what every authorization accomplishes for both organizers and documents. Full control: The client has full control to the organizer and can include, change, move and erase things. The client can likewise include and evacuate authorizations the organizer and for any subfolders. The stressed sentence is vital to remember. This authorization level can be hazardous in the wrong hands. The client has full control to the file and can change, move or erase it. The client can likewise include and expel permissions the file. Modify: A blend of Read and Write authorizations. A client...
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...Point 2. Note Taking 4. Describe your present note taking strategies in your classes. How well is your approach working for you. Do your notes help you pass your quizzes/exams? Do you feel you need to improve your note taking skills? My note taking is on point at the moment, I believe I am great at note taking & organized as well as detailed when I write down notes. My notes help me better understand the book than having to read, when it comes to exams & quizzes I rely on my notes to help me pass 5. Review Chapter 5 and select strategies that you think will help you. Practice using the new strategies for a week. Report on the results. Did you notice any improvements in your learning and understanding of the course materials? The strategy I selected to use was the Cornell system, it helped me better understand what I am listing to and what I am writing down. 3. Watch Video, Julian Treasure: 5 Ways to Listen Better. Using your word processor, write two paragraphs. 1. Julian Treasure gives several compelling reasons why good listening skills are important. Summarize these reasons. 2. Use the 4 RASA techniques on one person this week and describe what you did and how they reacted. Good listening skills are important because with out listening we are not able to experience the flow of time from past to future. Without listening our world will become a very scary place. If we were to listen, media sources wont have to scream out to us to catch our...
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...within the workplace has transformed work arrangements and habits. There are many examples of theft of time including sleeping on the job, taking a longer lunch, and even taking care of personal responsibilities during work hours. “Time theft costs employers more than $400 billion per year in lost productivity” (Donskey). One of the biggest factors in theft of time is the internet. Employees have easy access to the internet, from work issued computers to the use of smart phones. Unfortunately, with the use of personal cell phones, even with policies put into place to prevent and/or prohibit the use of cell phones during work hours, is usually not enough to stop many employees. Furthermore, these forms of theft of time typically go unnoticed by companies but policies and other means of prevention can be put in place to deter employees from such activities. Many companies block out popular websites, such as social media websites or some competitor websites. Also, computers issued by the company are company property and are monitored. When employees know their internet usage is being watched, they are more careful with what they attempt to access on the internet during work hours. To monitor hours worked, and when lunch breaks are taken, all employees are typically issued employee id numbers. The employees use this number to sign in and out of work and their time is tracked. This way it helps prevent long lunch breaks and makes sure employees are working during their scheduled...
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...within the workplace has transformed work arrangements and habits. There are many examples of theft of time including sleeping on the job, taking a longer lunch, and even taking care of personal responsibilities during work hours. “Time theft costs employers more than $400 billion per year in lost productivity” (Donskey). One of the biggest factors in theft of time is the internet. Employees have easy access to the internet, from work issued computers to the use of smart phones. Unfortunately, with the use of personal cell phones, even with policies put into place to prevent and/or prohibit the use of cell phones during work hours, is usually not enough to stop many employees. Furthermore, these forms of theft of time typically go unnoticed by companies but policies and other means of prevention can be put in place to deter employees from such activities. Many companies block out popular websites, such as social media websites or some competitor websites. Also, computers issued by the company are company property and are monitored. When employees know their internet usage is being watched, they are more careful with what they attempt to access on the internet during work hours. To monitor hours worked, and when lunch breaks are taken, all employees are typically issued employee id numbers. The employees use this number to sign in and out of work and their time is tracked. This way it helps prevent long lunch breaks and makes sure employees are working during their scheduled...
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...Information or PII is information that can be used to distinctively identify, contact, or locate an individual. PPI is sensitive information that is associated with a person. These information should be accessed only on a strict need-to-know basis and handled and stored with great care. Personally identifiable information is information that can be used to distinguish or trace an individual's identity, such as their name, social security number, biometric records, etc., alone, or when combined with secondary personal or secondary identifying information that is linked or linkable to a specific individual, such as date and place of birth, mother's maiden name, etc. Most companies keep sensitive personal information in their hard copy files such as names, addresses, gender, social security numbers, credit card, or other account data that uniquely identifies customers or employees (Heller, 2001, p. 1). This information is often necessary to complete customers’ orders, meet payroll, or perform other important business functions. However, if sensitive information gets into the wrong people, there is every tendency that it can lead to fraud, or identity theft. The cost of defending a security breach is alarming. Gaining the trust of customers and prospective customer may be a very difficult task. Some companies may have a division in the organization that takes care of protecting PII. Others businesses hire an outside contractor in safeguarding their sensitive information...
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...Windows Memory Management, Process Management, File Management, Security Jose Rodriguez POS/355 July 25, 2015 Yevgeniy Tovshteyn Windows Memory Management The Widows 32-bit OS adds a virtual memory system, which is based on a flat 32-bit address space. The 32-bits of address space converts into the 4GB of virtual memory. The 4GB is the amount that can be accessed by a process. The Windows operating system has Kernel-mode and User-mode memory ("Memory Management 101", 2007). If you exceed the memory limit you will get an "out of virtual memory" error and this would show even though you have a lot of physical memory. The Kernel space is the system space portion of the address space in the OS and kernel-mode drivers reside. This is where only the kernel-mode can access this space. The User-mode can only access data that is within their own process ("Need More Memory? Getting Started With Windows Memory Management", n.d.). This means that the User-mode threads cannot have access to data from another process space directly and it's not able to access the system space directly. The interesting thing about the kernel-mode drivers is that they are trusted by the OS and is able to access both the kernel and user space ("Memory Management 101", 2007). Windows Process Management In process management each process provides a measure to execute a program. The process management has an independent virtual address space that contains both data and code that are protected. Each process...
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...ITM 434 Module I: Case Assignment If it is ok for a starving man to steal food if he has no money, why can’t a person download free music if he or she feels the price is too high? Peer to peer downloading and file sharing is one of the most popular uses of the internet within today’s generation. The downloading and sharing of files takes place in networks such as Limewire, Kazaa, or Edonkey which provide individuals the opportunity to search and download from others on an unlimited basis. One of the important features that have lead to the success and popularity of this medium of getting music is the variety of music itself. Since there are so many people sharing and downloading music, the variety of music is greater, giving the user a various selection of music files to choose from. Another aspect of the sharing and downloading of music over the internet that has made it very popular is that it can perceived as a win-win situation for both parties involved. The record companies are trying to put a stop to music downloading, they feel it is stealing copyrighted music they produced, even going as far as taking legal action on people who have downloaded their music. Is this just greed from the record companies? Accord to Allen Steven of the Los Angeles Times, album sales are not the top grossing income for artists and artists only receive one percent of record sales (08/21/00). The rest goes straight to the record companies. Record companies are making millions on record...
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...Translating a Letter CMGT/554 Dr. Jairo Garcia University of Phoenix August 30th, 2015 By Scott Schuelke 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 Much like electricity, radio waves transmit the information in the form of pulses. In this case there is no voltage or amperes to produce watts of power. With radio or sound waves there is amplitude the decibels (dB) of the wave, frequency (Hz) the number of waves per second, and the phase or direction in which the wave begins. As the radio or sound wave dB increases it causes a spike to indicate the value of 1 in this representation, a normal pulse of sound with no spike represents a 0 along the phase. Much like electricity, radio waves transmit the information in the form of pulses. In this case there is no voltage or amperes to produce watts of power. With radio or sound waves there is amplitude the decibels (dB) of the wave, frequency (Hz) the number of waves per second, and the phase or direction in which the wave begins. As the radio or sound wave dB increases it causes a spike to indicate the value of 1 in this representation, a normal pulse of sound with no spike represents a 0 along the phase. -5 volts -5 volts +5 volts +5 volts Electrical transmission of the letter “A” using the ASCII numbering for the letter A. In the electrical diagram a positive voltage resembles the number 1 and the negative side a 0. In this case the ASCII unit for the letter A would be 01000001. A copper wire transmits electricity...
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...Hardik Raval (0165421) MG 670 – 102 October 29, 2015 'The Labor Debate:’ The American Dream Revisited Immigration is one hot topic in modern day conversation. Many believe that immigrants coming to the United States are taking many well-needed jobs away from able-bodied Americans. On the other hand, there are still those that believe that the jobs being taken away are not ones that Americans would perform due to the terrible working conditions, low pay, and lack of medical coverage. The immigration problem has come to a point where the United States must make a decision to spend a lot of money to curtail the amount of immigrants using force and funds of an overbearing amount, or to just let the immigrants continue to go about their business in trying to find a way into a country where they are mildly welcome. The article 'The Labor Debate'; discusses both the pros and cons of immigrants, both legal and illegal alike, taking jobs of their own in a country where they might not be welcome. I believe that the immigrants are not necessarily taking jobs away from the American worker. Those occupations that the immigrants possess are truly illegal for any employer to employ any American. The job sites include unsanitary conditions, dangerous equipment use without proper safety precautions, extremely long working days, and less than minimum wage for average pay. There is not one citizen in this country that would stand for such an outrageous environment to work in. Many...
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... The ranks have swelled and depleted several times over this time period. And after 2005 when the market hit an all-time low, soldiers across all branches decided to stay in, instead of doing the typical four year contract and getting out. During the recruiting process applicants are contacted by phone call, face to face, or a casual meet and greet. Most, honestly join because they have heard from someone the year prior that enlisted and is enjoying the freedom of being out of their parents’ house and being on their own. The recruiting process has many checks and balances that are tracked on line. Everything from how many phone calls we make an hour to the email campaigns we send out every Wednesday morning. Hourly updates are relayed to the station commander who puts together spread sheets daily and reports on those spread sheets at the end of every recruiting day. From appointment start the paper trail is begun. The recruiter is tasked to build the lead into the system. Virtually taking as much information they can from the applicant, and building the packet based on that. The lead process website is massive and can hold as many leads as needed. Just one school in my old office had 5 thousand students revolving in and out yearly. This was one out of twenty one schools in our foot print, that needed 100% contact with in the first four months of the school year. When the applicant steps into the office for the appointment, the recruiter is sizing them up for height and weight...
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...relies on transparency and honesty. Bankruptcy filings are material information and, as such, investors have a right to know that a company is in distress. On the other hand, filing for bankruptcy protection is intended to help the company get out from under debt and keep operating. Disclosure can work against that process. With the introduction of innovations such as credit default swaps, creditors are less likely to be motivated to work with the company. Furthermore, employees with mobility are likely to begin departing once they know the company’s future is in doubt. Investors have a right to know, while stakeholders have a right to their livelihood. Where do we draw the line (9)?” Corporate Bankruptcy Explained Bankruptcy is a judicial process to provide an individual or a business that no longer can pay its debts with relief from financial obligations. It distributes a debtor’s property equitably among creditors and enables the debtor to start afresh. Federal bankruptcy laws govern how companies go out of business or recover from crippling debt. The most common bankruptcies are Chapter 7 liquidations and Chapter 11 reorganizations. Under Chapter 7, the corporation must stop conducting all operations and goes completely out of business. A court appointed trustee liquidates the company’s assets and the money is used to pay off the debt...
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...room for the day! For Carl, not following up on any of the process until the last minute was one of his greatest down falls for the moment. To give a better understanding or idea of what is going on. Here is some information about Carl Robins. In the October, Carl started working for ABC Inc. as the new campus recruiter. He shown strong working knowledge of specialty and job, reliably applies knowledge accomplish task, and met the requirements at a timely fashion with no supervision needed. Carl will seek out extra responsibility and try to take on the hardest jobs. Six months later on his first recruitment effort, talented campus recruiter who consistently exceeds expectation. Mr. Robins specifically selected 15 new hires that were to work for the Operation Supervisor, Monica Carrolls. Carl was to gather and organize all the information from the new trainees and planned to start the orientation for the new hire on June 15 in the training room. To Carl getting all of the requirements for the trainees processes from the beginning of April to June 15, will be more than enough time to get...
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...M5A2 Reflective Analysis and Interpersonal Improvement Plan Worksheet Use this worksheet to organize your responses to Module 5, Assignment 2. Submit this worksheet in the Module 5: Assignment 2 Dropbox no later than Day 6 of Module 5. Include vocabulary and concepts from your readings to support and illustrate your own insights. In preparation for the papers you’ll write later in this course, take the time to organize your thoughts for each question and write clearly. The completed worksheet should be not more than three pages. 1. Personal goal: I would like to improve my anger management when faced with a difficult task. • Intermediate Goal 1: Finish my courses in interpersonal effectiveness. o Action item 1: Understand, and put to use, all of what is mentioned in my interpersonal effectiveness classes. o Action item 2: Take positive notes for referencing in the future and answer all homework assignments as completely as possible. • Intermediate Goal 2: Practice Relaxation techniques “A major strategy for modifying a stressor is to rethink your belief about a challenging situation.” (Retrieved from: http://digitalbookshelf.argosy.edu/books/9781256958567/id/pg365) o Action item 1: Take 5 minutes a day to listen to soothing music with eyes closed o Action item 2: Focus on the end goal and realize that stress is only temporary • Intermediate Goal 3: Fully recognize stressful...
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...system has to figure out what sections of the memory are free and are being used at the current time allocating and reallocating as needed. Memory management is extremely important in how a computer operates. In this paper, we will compare the new Windows 8 to the Linux operating system and describe the differences in the memory management. Windows 8, it is the newest product in operating systems for Microsoft. With enhancements from the previous version, Windows 8 makes better use of the memory management than the previous version Windows 7. In Windows 7, Microsoft started making changes to the operating system when it came to memory management; however, fell short compared to what was already being done in Linux operating system. With the previous versions, most of the memory management occurred upon login. This slowed the processor down taking up all the resources at one time using the system memory. To address this issue and correct it in Windows 8, Microsoft implemented a start on demand model. What this means is that processes that are needed are delayed until the process is needed verses having all the processes start automatically when the computer is started. This makes more run on scheduled than before which frees up startup memory. According to Microsoft (2013),” Virtual memory combines your computer’s RAM with temporary space on your hard disk. When RAM runs low, virtual memory moves data from RAM to a space called a paging file. Moving data to and from...
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... EHR Software Without being healthy, you can hardly enjoy other things, so Physicians and nurses are here to take care of patients. Therefore, while taking well care of patients, getting paid is also important for health care professionals. In statistics, the entire United States has a great amount of more than 1.7 trillion dollars allocated in health care industry. There are still many areas that in health care industry need to be improved. Medical billing process system is one of the big sections and directly determines the benefits of all roles in health care industry. The traditional of doing medical billing that is still being used by many small practices and physicians is considered time-wasting, low-cost efficiency, and error making to compare with new idea of EHR. Before the idea of EHR came out, when a patient visits a doctor, doctor will record medical procedure that has done to that patient and the patient’s diagnosed health problems on patient encounter. Then, the doctor has to hire someone deliver the patient records to hired medical billing company. After medical billers receive and file the patients’ doctor visits records to insurance, the whole process for a doctor getting paid is almost three or more weeks later after patient’s visit. Excluding other disadvantages, this is how complicate and time wasting the traditional way is. EHR stands for electronic health record is a record in digital...
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