1)
Cyberwar is not considered a viable threat
to security.
2)
The smallest gender difference in internet usage
was reported in Canada.
3)
Internet users are less likely to socialize with
friends.
4)
Bandwidth refers to the transmission of all
forms of information, including digital data,
voice, fax, sound, and video, from one location
to another over some type of network.
5)
An electronic brochure is one way of using the
Web to disseminate sales and marketing
information.
6)
Firewalls can be hardware or software but not a
combination of both.
7)
Telnet allows users to log into any computer on
the internet.
8)
The keys used by current encryption
technologies such as SSL and PGP cannot be
cracked.
9)
A Virtual Private Network is also called a secure
tunnel.
10)
Risk reduction, risk acceptance and risk
transference are all courses of action arising
from a risk analysis.
11)
In the late 1990s, InterNIC morphed into
SERT/CC.
12)
The exchange of medical information from one
location to another via a computer network is
called electronic medicine or e-medicine.
13)
In this Web address,
http://www.pcWebopedia.com/index.html, the
domain name is ".com".
14)
A Denial of Service (DoS) attack is created by
SPAM.
15)
Distance learning is the process of providing
instruction to students who are physically
separated from instructors through the use of
communications technologies.
16)
An Internet connection called DSL stands for
Direct Signal Link-up.
17)
Videoconferencing is the act of working at home
or from another remote location and connecting
to the office via computing and networking
technologies.
18)
Women use the internet more frequently than
do men.
19)
HTTP stands for HyperText Transmission
Permission.
20)
Online ordering enables customers to order and,
in many cases, actually pay for products and
services online.
21)
Biometric access controls are becoming
obsolete.
22)
Websites and specific Web pages within those
sites have a unique Internet address called a
uniform resource locator.
23)
In 2002, the NUA internet Survey reported that
600 million persons wordwide use the internet.
24)
Canadians are the most frequent users of the
internet, per capita, in the world.
25)
The protocol for the Internet is called TCP/IP.
26)
Data mining involves the use of
telecommunications technology to transfer
business information between organizations.
27)
Enterprise portals come in two basic forms, the
distribution portal and the production portal.
28)
E-information is more flexible than traditional
promotional methods such as hard-copy
catalogues and print advertisements.
29)
An extranet is a vehicle for communicating
public information with authorized users outside
organizational boundaries.
30)
Tailoring products and services to particular
companies creates a horizontal market.
31)
Very few countries have at least some type of
Internet access.
32)
To gain access to the Internet, the TCP/IP
protocol must be implemented on an
organizations LAN/WAN.
33)
Extranets connect two or more business
partners.
34)
Providing customers with information or
products that they can find nowhere else leads
to EC profitability.
35)
E-integration, the second stage of EC, is focused
on accommodating requests for customized
information.
36)
In reverse pricing systems customers specify the
product they are looking for and how much they
are willing to pay for it.
37)
XML doesn't specify any particular formatting.
Rather it specifies the rules for tagging.
38)
The Internet and the World Wide Web are
extremely well suited for conducting business
electronically.
39)
Virtual private networks use a technology called
channelling.
40)
Push marketing is an advertising strategy that
attempts to draw visitors to companies' Web
sites.
41)
The Web enables interactive (two-way)
communication, which is called collaboration.
42)
The e-transaction stage of EC helps companies
fulfill their goals of collaboration, interactive
communication, and transactional support.
43)
Ford Motor Company, DamilerChrysler, and
General Motors have teamed up to create a
procurement portal that suppliers to the big
three can access.
44)
A 'Value Proposition' is partly defined as 'A
summary of how a company will generate
revenue.'
45)
For semistructured decisions, some procedures
to follow can be specified in advance, but not to
the extent where a specific recommendation
can be made.
46)
The Internet has made it much easier to gather
hard data to support executive decision making.
47)
At the executive level, managers focus on shortterm strategic issues facing the organization.
48)
In the current legal environment in Canada, it is
legal for employers to collect almost any
information they want about what employees
are doing on company time.
49)
Sources for soft data include transaction
systems, simulations and what-if analysis
output.
50)
A drill-down report provides a summary of
critical information on a recurring schedule.
51)
Inventory planning is an example of the
activities supported by transaction processing
systems.
52)
At the executive level of the organization,
managers focus on tactical issues facing the
organization.
53)
At the managerial level, the scope of the
decision is moderately complex and has a time
horizon of a few days to a few months.
54)
In a semiautomated data entry system, two
computers talk to each other via a computer
network without any human intervention.
55)
An example of a transnational information
system is the foreign exchange systems that
allow traders from different parts of the world
to interact with each other.
56)
Traditionally, organizations have used task
forces, which are permanent work groups with a
finite task and life cycle, to solve problems.
57)
A backbone network on the Internet manages
the bulk of network traffic and typically uses
higher-speed cabling, such as fiber-optic, rather
than the individual LAN segments.
58)
Telecapacity is the carrying capacity of
telecommunications networks.
59)
Voice mail allows callers to leave voice messages
in a voice mailbox in a digitized format that can
be stored on the computer.
60)
The Internet Registry provides central
maintenance of the Domain Name Registry
(DNS).
61)
Numbers such as 1.160.10.240 which enable
networks to route messages to the proper
destination. These numbers are called domain
numbers.
62)
Broadband technologies support the transfer of
small to medium amounts of data.
63)
Packet filtering and proxy servers are associated
with firewalls.
64)
The transfer of funds from one financial account
to another via computer is called electronic
funds transfer.
65)
Hypermediation is another term for the pricing
scheme called "pay by the click."
66)
In order to facilitate e-integration, Web sites
must be integrated with a company's databases.
67)
Menu-driven pricing occurs when the customers
set the prices for products and services.
68)
Click-only companies are also referred to as
"pure click" companies.
69)
Successful Web sites present a brief summary of
their information along with hyperlinks that
allow users to drill down for the information
they are seeking.
70)
Because structured decisions are relatively
complex, they can be programmed directly into
operation information systems.
71)
Although data in an EIS are provided in a very
highly aggregated form, the executive also has
the capability to drill down and see the details if
necessary.
72)
Desktop videoconferencing products are
relatively large, expensive units that have video
quality similar to that of broadcast television.
73)
A data packet that conforms to the IP
specification is called an IP datagram.
74)
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a popular spam
filter used on the internet.
75)
RFID technologies use line-of-sight reading
techniques.
76)
Another term for an electronic marketplace is a
trading exchange.
77)
Managers at the operational level of an
organization make unstructured decisions.
78)
The Binary Increase Congestion Transmission
Control Protocol (BIC-TCP) is capable of
transferring data at 150,000 times the speed of
DSL.
79)
Part of the 'Revenue Model' is concerned with
how a firm will attract customers.
80)
Beenox's port of The Incredibles required an
average of only four people to produce 25
versions of the game in 13 languages.