COMP6103 - Current Trends and Issues
It has sensors that measure
temperature, humidity and sunlight and can access online weather data to
manage the home's temperature |
Smart air conditioning |
More accurate data
collection and the automation of medical processes can greatly minimize
errors |
Reduced errors |
Reducing the time
and effort needed to provide and receive medical treatment will make the
ordeal less frustrating for the patients |
Enhanced Patient Experience |
It utilizes IoT
technologies in Urban Development |
Smart city |
It is equipped with
IoT-connected appliances and can be accessed and controlled remotely by the
owner through devices such as laptops, smart phones, and tablets |
Smart homes |
It is an electronic
device which can connect to other devices and networks through different
wireless technologies |
Smart Device |
The spread of
communicable diseases can be closely monitored and this can be an
indispensable tool in preventing the outbreak of diseases. |
Improved Disease Management |
Its purpose is to
create rules and measures to use against attacks over the Internet |
Security |
It has a
touch-screen interface, internet connection, and cameras and it can monitor
its contents and remind the user when an item is about to expire |
Smart fridge |
Used solely by a
single organization |
Private Cloud |
ABC Corp. is a
small company. They subscribe to third party cloud applications such as
emailing, teleconferencing and data storage. What type of cloud are they
using? |
Hybrid Cloud |
Can be owned by a
third-party provider and leased to a single organization |
Private Cloud |
XYZ Company built
their own cloud to manage internal data. They also subscribe to third party
cloud services. What type of cloud are they using? |
Hybrid Cloud |
Google Drive is an
example of _____ |
Public Cloud |
Available to many
users |
Public Cloud |
Can be owned and
operated by the organization that uses it |
Private Cloud |
EFG Inc has their
own cloud to manage sensitive financial information. What type of cloud is
it? |
Hybrid Cloud |
Combination of two
kinds of cloud services |
Hybrid Cloud |
Social media sites
are examples of _____ |
Public Cloud |
It is the practice
of creating a virtual or software version of a device and resource |
Virtualization |
It is one of the
defining characteristics of Cloud Computing |
Utility computing |
What is Cloud
Computing? |
The practice of storing,
accessing, and processing data in remote locations through the Internet |
What is a Service? |
The task that is performed in the
client-server model |
What is a Server? |
A computer that performs a task
for other computers in a network. |
It uses both
private and public cloud services from different
providers |
Hybrid could |
A type of cloud
used solely by a single organization |
Private cloud |
What is a Client? |
. A computer that requests for a
task |
What is a Cloud? |
It refers to the network of
servers that contain the computing resources that are made available to the users |
A type of cloud
that is available to many users |
Public cloud |
XaaS stands for |
Everything-as-a-Service |
The basic Dropbox
account is free but only has gigabytes of
storage |
2 |
is the name given
to Google Apps for paid business use. |
G Suite |
STaas stands for |
Storage as a Service |
IaaS stands for |
Infrastructure as a service |
SECaaS stands for |
Security as a service |
SaaS stands for |
Software as a service |
PaaS stands for |
Platform as a service |
is a company that
is a subsidiary of Amazon.com |
Amazon Web Services |
is the cloud-based
version of Microsoft Office. |
Microsoft Office 365 |
Cloud based
infrastructures are easier to upgrade and downgrade |
Scalability |
It is a company
that is a subsidiary of Amazon.com that offers many cloud based services. It
is mainly an IaaS provider but many of its services fall
under the PaaS category. They also offer tools that fall inder SaaS |
Amazon Web Services |
A product is defined
as? |
Something that you purchased once |
It is the name
given to Google Apps for paid business use |
G Suite |
Subscribing to
cloud services is usually cheaper than purchasing resources and employing
people to build and
maintain these resources |
Cost savings |
Cloud resources are
usually well-organized because they are
offered as service packages |
Manageability |
What is
Everything-as-a-Service? |
It is the umbrella term for all
Cloud-based computing resources that are made available to users in an on-demand basis |
It gives users
access to virtual versions of these resources. |
Infrastructure as a Service |
It is a model where
applications are made available by
vendors to users over the Internet. |
Software as a Service |
All these benefits
of cloud computing can give a business a
competitive advantage |
Strategic edge |
is a type of sensor
used in touch screen devices |
Pressure sensor |
started using
TCP/IP in January 1 1983 |
ARPANET |
It does not use
wires in connecting between network nodes. |
Wireless |
Phillips Hue is an example
of |
Smart lighting |
When was the word
"Internet of Things" coined? |
1999 |
It is a word used
to describe anything that is IoT- based. |
Smart |
He coined the word
"Internet of Things" |
Kevin Ashton |
Key Enablers of Big
Data |
Data Storage Processing Capacity Data Availability |
Main categories of
Big Data |
Structured Data Unstructured Data Semi-Structured Data |
Main Source of big
Data |
Social Data Transactional Data Machine Data |
Main Defining
characteristics of big data |
Volume Variety Velocity |
It is the main
factor that makes big data possible. |
Data storage |
It refers to the
frequency of incoming data |
Velocity |
It comes from
people's online social interactions. |
Social data |
It is not
completely organized but it has some recognizable parts |
Semi-structured data |
It is the main
characteristic of Big Data |
Volume |
These are digital
records of business transactions, even the ones that
are done offline. |
Transactional data |
It refers to the
process of making data accessible to users and applications
whenever it is needed |
Data availability |
It is the
trustworthiness of data |
Veracity |
It has metadata and
a fixed length and format |
Structured Data |
It doesn't have
metadata and is not organized in a readily
recognizable way |
Unstructured data |
Business Analytics
Process |
Step 1. Defining the business
needs Step 2: Explore the Data Step 3: Analyse the data Step 4: Predict what is likely to
hapoen Step 5: Optimise Step 6: Make a decision and
measure the outcome Step 7: Update the system with
the results of the decision |
examines data from
the past to create forecasts or predictions
about future events. |
Predictive analytics |
is used to come up
with the best course of action. |
Prescriptive analytics |
is the
interpretation of historical data to understand past events or the current
state of things. |
Descriptive analytics |
is used to examine
data in order to determine the
reason behind an event. |
Diagnostic analytics |
It is the
application of knowledge |
Wisdom |
It can be defined
structured or organized information that
creates awareness or understanding |
Knowledge |
The predictions and
other insights are used to find the best
solution to the business goal or problem |
Optimize |
It is defined as
anything that can be stored and processed by a
computer |
Data |
What is Analysis? |
None of the choices |
Refined data is
further examined to extract more actionable insights |
Analyse the data |
It refers to data
plus context or meaning |
Information |
Identify the
correct web page for each rank from highest to lowest. For pages with the
same ranking, follow the alphabetical order. |
B 38.4 C 34.9 E 8.1 D 3.9/ F 3.9 A 3.3 G H I J K |
Web Traffic is
defined as |
It refers to the number of users
that visit a website |
What is Search
Engine Optimization? |
Practices that aim to improve the
ranking of a website in search engine results |
It is a computer
process that is used to determine which web pages in a search engine's index
are the most relevant |
Search Engine Algorithm |
What is a Crawler
Bot? |
It collects data about the web
pages that they visit |
It is the most
well-known algorithm. |
PageRank |
It is the process
used by search engines to organize information about
websites. |
Indexing |
All of these are
true about Search Engine Optimization,
EXCEPT; |
It looks for information in the internet. |
|
|
It is a process
used by search engines to find information in the
Internet. |
Crawling |
It is a procedure
or formula used to rank web pages |
Algorithm |
What is a PageRank? |
It works by counting the number
and quality of links to a page to determine a rough estimate of how important the website is |
Its most common
example is social media |
Social data |
Dealing with highly
sensitive information is |
Security |
It is not organized
in a readily recognizable way |
Unstructured data |
This is the result when
a data is defined. |
Information |
is a cross between
two other categories of Big Data |
Semi-structured data |
It refers to the
different types of data |
Variety |
It is a structured
or organized information that creates awareness
or understanding |
Knowledge |
What is Step 5 in
Business Analytics according to Dr. Carol Anne
Hargreaves? |
Optimize |
Analytics is
defined as? |
II. It focuses more on insights
extracted through analysis (mali) |
It is the ability
to improve or add value to something |
Wisdom |
Everything-as-a-Service
is defined as |
It is the umbrella term for all
Cloud-based computing resources that are made available to users in an on-demand basis |
Upgrading and
downgrading cloud based infrastructures are
easier |
Scalability |
What is the result when
information is used to come up with an
answer? |
Knowledge |
It allows users way
in to virtual versions of these resources. |
Infrastructure as a Service |
It is a data plus
context or meaning |
Information |
The result of the
decisions, the insights and actions from all the previous steps are recorded and integrated into
the system. |
Update the system with the
results of the decision |
It is defined as
the usefulness of data |
Value |
This involves
understanding what problem needs to be solved or
what goal needs to be achieved |
Defining the business needs |
It is mainly an
IaaS provider but many of its services fall under the PaaS category. They
also offer tools that
fall inder SaaS |
Amazon Web Services |
Its main feature is
team collaboration |
Slack |
What is Step 2 in
Business Analytics according to Dr. Carol Anne
Hargreaves? |
Explore the data |
Cloud resources are
usually well-organized |
Manageability |
What is Big Data? |
An accumulation of data that is
too large and complex for processing by traditional database management tools |
It is used to
understand past events or the current state of
things |
Descriptive analytics |
Analysis is defined
as? |
It is concerned about how data is
studied |
It is used to come
up with the best course of action |
Prescriptive analytics |
This is made
available by vendors to users over the Internet. |
Software as a Service |
When your Internet
connection gets interrupted, you will lose
control of your resources. |
Internet dependence |
is the process of
recording information and a main factor in
Big Data. |
Data storage |
It is used to
create forecasts or predictions about future events |
Predictive analytics |
In this module,
what is the file type that we created? |
.html |
A as a row of internal links at the top
or bottom of the page that allows visitors to quickly navigate back to a
previous section or the root (home) page |
Breadcrumb list |
A gives search engines a summary of what the page is
about. |
Description meta tag |
HTML Stands for |
Hypertext Markup Language |
How many sizes of
heading tags are there? |
6 |
The it is not visible on the web page itself but it is
visible to search engines. |
Meta tag |
The lets users and search engines read the
topic of your web page. |
Title tag |
"Homepage
>> Product Reviews >> Best Hiking Shoes 2017
>> CAT Hiking Boots" is an example of a |
Breadcrumb list |
Complete this
quote: " is where I
expect much of the real money will be made on the Internet, just as it was in
broadcasting." |
Content |
According to
Google's Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide: "The for your homepage can list
the name of your website/ |
Title |
business and could
include other important information like the physical location of the
business or maybe a few of its main focuses or offerings" |
|
It is done before
clicking your file to open in your default web
browser |
None of these (mali) |
It can also be used
in SEO because search engine algorithms tend to pay more attention to texts in heading
tags than normal text. |
Heading tag |
It gives search
engines a summary of what the page is about. |
Description meta tag |
It serves as the
address of a web page |
Website URL |
It is not visible
on the web page itself but it is visible to search engines. |
Meta tag |
It lets users and
search engines read the topic of your web page. |
Title tag |
It is a row of
internal links at the top or bottom of the page that allows visitors to
quickly navigate back to a previous section or the root (home) page |
Breadcrumb list |
This is used to
display tiles, subtitles, and other important texts in
the web page. |
Heading tag |
It can list the
name of your website/business and could include other bits of important
information like the physical location of the business or maybe a few of its
main focuses or offerings. |
Title tag (mali) |
What is the first
step in adding basic SEO to HTML Files? |
Open Notepad or Testpad in your
computer |
A in the Smart
Criteria stands for |
Attainable |
is a data format
used to provide frequently updated contents to users. |
Feed |
|
S in the Smart Criteria stands
for |
|
is a metadata tag used to
identify |
contents related to
a specific topic. |
|
R in the Smart
Criteria stands for |
Relevant |
is the practice of
soliciting money usually through the Internet to support a cause or project. |
Crowdfunding |
is the practice of
soliciting contributions in the form of ideas, content, and skills from Internet users to
achieve a goal. |
Crowdsourcing |
is the practice of
sharing short messages in a web platform. |
Microblogging |
is an online
journal that's updated on a regular basis with
entries that appear in reverse chronological order |
Blog |
is the practice of
broadcasting the audio and video of an
event over the Internet as it happens. |
Live Streaming |
It is the last step
in creating a social media marketing plan |
Manage your social media presence |
These are the
characteristics of people who belong in a particular group or population. |
Demographics |
During this step,
you have to decide which ones suit your needs. |
Choose your platforms |
It is a data format
used to provide frequently updated contents to users. |
Feed |
It is an audio file
or a collection of audio files made available for
download or playback through the Internet. |
Podcast |
You need an exact
objective, not an abstract idea of success. |
Specific |
This step is the
culmination of your social media marketing venture. |
Publish content |
It is an online
journal that's updated on a regular basis with entries that appear in reverse chronological order |
Blog |
It is the main
source of revenue for the biggest social media sites. |
Advertising |
It refer to mental
characteristics |
Psychographics |
The machine or
program |
Agent |
The process of
writing instructions in a computer's memory |
Programming |
Has no defined
output. |
Unsupervised learning |
Field of study that
gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed |
Machine learning |
Allows the machine
to determine the ideal behavior within a specific context in order to maximize its
performance |
Reinforcement learning |
Inputs and outputs
are clearly defined. |
Supervised learning |
Acquiring knowledge
and skills through experience or study |
Learning |
Based on the
network of cells found in human and animal brains |
Artificial neural network |
A branch of Machine
Learning that uses algorithms based on artificial neural networks. |
Deep learning |
The capability of a
machine to imitate human behavior |
Artificial intelligence |
Processed
information exits the neural network through this layer |
Output layer |
It receives data or
input that enters the artificial neural network |
Input layer |
This is a method
that allows the machine to determine the ideal behaviour within a specific context, in order
to maximize its performance. |
Reinforcement learning |
What is
programming? |
Process of writing instructions
in a computer's memory |
This is a method
that is used the same way as supervised learning. |
Semi-supervised method |
Machine learning is
a vital element of driverless cars which are
currently being developed and are foreseen to revolutionize transportation. |
Transportation |
This the most
popular method of machine learning |
Supervised learning |
This is a machine
learning method wherein the machine receives an
input but there is no clearly defined output. |
Unsupervised learning |
Define Machine
Learning |
Field of study that gives
computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed |
What is artificial
intelligence? |
Both I and II A branch of computer science
dealing with the simulation of intelligent behaviour in computers The
capability of a machine to imitate intelligent human behaviour |
What is the 3rd
step in creating a basic HTML file |
Save your file |
Search Engine
Optimization is defined as? |
Practices that aim to improve the
ranking of a website in search engine results |
It identifies
contents related to a specific topic. |
Hashtag |
Which of the
following displays the names of the folders and documents that make up the web page? |
Website URL |
Web Traffic is
defined as |
It refers to the number of users
that visit a website |
In here, you will
be required to pay for advanced services |
Freemium |
What is a Crawler
Bot? |
It collects data about the web
pages that they visit |
Which of the
following may appear as a snippet in search engine results? |
Description meta tag |
It is used by
search engines to find information in the Internet. |
Crawling |
What is a PageRank? |
It works by counting the number
and quality of links to a page to determine a rough estimate of how important the website is |
You need to have a
way to measure success |
Measurable |
“<h1>What is
this?</h1>: is an example of a |
Heading tag |
Which of the
following is used to display tiles, subtitles, and other important texts in
the web page? |
Heading tag |
What is a
conversion? |
It refers to the instance when a website
visitor performs a desired action |
includes hobbies
and political beliefs. |
Psychographics |
It is not visible
on the web page itself. |
Meta tag |
It could include
other bits of important information like the physical location of the
business or maybe a few of its main focuses or offerings |
Title tag |
includes Age Group,
Gender, and Ethnicity. |
Demographics |
It is the sharing
of short messages in a web platform. |
Microblogging |
This is done by
creating a customer profile which is a generalized description of a business' ideal
customer. |
Do some research |
It is the first
step in adding basic SEO to HTML Files |
Open Notepad or Testpad in your
computer |
It allows visitors
to quickly navigate back to a previous section or the root (home) page |
Breadcrumb list |
It is used by
search engines to organize information about websites. |
Indexing |
If the web page
appears in Google search results, the
contents of the will serve as the
clickable link to your website. |
Title tag |
It is the first
step in creating social media marketing plan. |
Set your goals |
|
|
Main source of
revenue for the biggest social media sites. |
Advertising |
Last step in adding
basic SEO to HTML files? |
Double click your file to open it
in your default web browser |
It is used to rank
web pages |
Algorithm |
Do not set goals
that exceed your capabilities. |
Attainable |
Which one of the
following is used to determine the relevance of web pages? |
Search Engine Algorithm |
A shared public
ledger |
Blockchain |
Fraud can be easily
detected because of the blockchain's peer-to-peer nature |
Security |
Bitcoin still has a
lot of room for improvement |
Ongoing development |
The price of
bitcoin can easily fluctuate |
Volatility |
Makes it possible
to send and receive bitcoin anywhere in the world |
Payment freedom |
Uses cryptography
to regulate the creation of new currency and verify transactions |
Cryptocurrency |
Can be used to pay
for goods and services but it does not have a physical form |
Digital currency |
All information
concerning bitcoin are available to the public |
Transparency and Neutrality |
A consensus network
that enables a new payment system and a completely digital money. |
Bitcoin |
The process of
creating new bitcoins |
Mining |
Bitcoin runs on an
open-source peer-to-peer network. This means that all information concerning bitcoin are
available to the public |
Transparency and neutrality |
What is a bitcoin? |
-A consensus network that enables
a new payment system and a completely digital money -It is the first decentralized
peer-to-peer payment network that is powered by its users with no central
authority or middlemen -Bitcoin is pretty much like cash
for the Internet |
What is a
blockchain? |
A shared public ledger on which
the entire Bitcoin network relies |
What is digital
currency? |
It can be used to pay for goods
and services but it does not have a physical form
like a coin or a paper bill |
Bitcoin boasts a
state-of-the-art security and verification system with the blockchain |
Security |
Many of those who
do understand it are still unwilling to use it
as an alternative to physical money |
Degree of acceptance |
Future developments
can make bitcoin more secure, more accessible, and more stable. |
Ongoing development |
What is
cryptocurrency? |
A type of digital currency that
uses secure communication techniques called cryptography to regulate the
creation of new units of currency of currency and verify transactions |
It is predicted
that bitcoin will decrease in price and increase in stability as more and
more people use it |
Volatility |
Define bitcoin
mining |
The process of spending computing
power to process transaction |
Allow VR users to
walk in all directions |
Omnidirectional treadmills |
Economic and social
activities where consumers gain immediate access to goods and services
through online transactions |
Sharing economy |
Head-mounted device
that displays virtual reality to the user |
Virtual reality headset |
Superimposes
digital information on the user's view of the real world |
Augmented Reality |
On-demand economy
is another term for |
Sharing economy |
Additive
manufacturing is another term for |
3D printing |
A
computer-controlled process of creating three- dimensional objects |
3D printing |
Wearable device
that adds information to what the wearer sees |
Smartglasses |
A
three-dimensional, computer generated environment which
can be explored and interacted with by a person |
Virtual reality |
Can be used to
interact with VR environments while wearing a VR headset |
Wearable controllers |
It provides
on-demand transportation service by connecting
commuters with private car drivers who are willing to give rides for a fee |
Uber |
For cities, it
helps strengthen local economies, improve access to
transportation, and make streets safer. |
Uber |
Define 3D Printing |
Three-dimensional printing or
additive manufacturing |
Define Augmented
Reality |
A technology that superimposes digital
information on the user's view of the real
world |
What is virtual
reality? |
A three-dimensional, computer
generated environment which can be explored and interacted with by a person |
It works a lot like
Uber but instead of cars, commuters ride motorcycles. |
Angkas |
What is Sharing
Economy? |
Refers to economic and social
activities where consumers gain immediate access to goods and services through online
transactions |
|
It can be used to interact with
VR environments while wearing a VR headset and omnidirectional |
Virtual reality is
defined as? |
A three-dimensional, computer
generated environment which can be explored and interacted with by a person |
Machine learning is
used in _ to improve search
results. |
Online search |
It connects
customers with freelance workers |
Taskrabbit |
It is a lot like
Uber but the vehicle used is a motorcycle |
Angkas |
It uses algorithms
based on artificial neural networks. |
Deep learning |
|
|
Blockchain is
defined as? |
A shared public ledger on which
the entire Bitcoin network relies |
This layer serves
as the exit point of processed information in the neutral network. |
Output layer |
The price of
bitcoin will decrease and its stability will increase as more people use it |
Volatility |
It means that all
information concerning bitcoin are available to the public |
Transparency and neutrality |
It improves access
to transportation, and make streets safer. |
Uber |
The machine
receives an input but there is no clearly defined output. |
Unsupervised learning |
Machine learning is
a vital element of driverless cars |
Transportation |
Which of the
following is a type of virtual reality device worn over eyes. : Virtual reality
headset : Handheld and
wearable controllers |
I only |
It can be used to
interact with VR environments while wearing a VR headset I: Handheld and
wearable controllers II: Virtual reality headset |
I only |
It is a marketplace
for people to list, discover, and book unique accommodations around the
world. |
Airbnb |
It is a terms used
in improving security measures such as malware detection, spam filtering, and
risk assessment. |
Cybersecurity |
What is the title
of the essay written by Bill Gates in 1996? |
Content is king |
has cameras and it
can monitor its contents and remind
the user when an item is about to expire |
Smart fridge |
is the simplest
type of analytics |
Descriptive analytics |
treadmills which
allow VR users to walk in all directions. I : Handheld and
wearable controllers II : Virtual reality headset |
|
This is the most
popular virtual reality device I : Virtual reality headset II : Handheld and
wearable controllers |
I only |
It allows people to
rent short-term lodging in hotels, apartments, private homes, etc |
Airbnb |
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|
|
Most used virtual
reality device I: Virtual reality headset II: Handheld and
wearable controllers |
I only |
Bitcoin mining is |
The process of spending computing
power to process transactions |
It can be used to
predict the behaviour of the stock market and foreign exchange market. |
Financial trading |
It is the recipient
of data or input that enters the artificial neural network |
Input layer |
This is the
recipient of the information from the input layer |
Hidden layer |
A block is defined
as? |
This is a file wherein
successfully verified transactions are recorded |
Which of the following
would you use if you are looking for a room to rent? |
Airbnb |
It is used the same
way as supervised learning. |
Semi-supervised method |
Cryptocurrency is
defined as? |
A type of digital currency that
uses secure communication techniques called cryptography to regulate the
creation of new units of currency of currency and verify transactions |
What is Sharing
Economy? |
Refers to economic and social
activities where consumers gain immediate access
to goods and services through online transactions |
Sharing Economy is? |
Refers to economic and social
activities where consumers gain immediate access to goods and services through online
transactions |
Artificial
intelligence is? I: The capability
of a machine to imitate intelligent human behaviour II: A branch of computer
science dealing with the simulation of intelligent behaviour in computers |
Both I and II |
What is Augmented
Reality? |
A technology that superimposes
digital information on the user's view of the real world |
Many people are
still not convinced to use Bitcoin as an alternative money |
Degree of acceptance |
Which of the
following refers to Cloud? is a model where applications are made available
over the Internet. |
It refers to the network of
servers that contain the computing resources that are made available to the
users Software as a Service |
Which of the
following is the first step in adding basic SEO to
HTML Files |
Open Notepad or Testpad in your computer |
has no metadata |
Unstructured data |
Which type of
sensor uses Earth's gravity to detect the orientation of an object |
Gyroscope |
A is equipped with IoT-connected
appliances |
Smart home |
Programming is the |
Process of writing instructions
in a computer's memory |
Blockchain is |
A shared public ledger on which
the entire Bitcoin network relies |
A product is |
Something that is purchased once |
Bitcoin offers because it operates in the Internet and is
not subject to national and transnational
monetary regulations. |
Transparency and neutrality |
Which type of
sensor converts light energy into digital signals |
Optical sensor |
Which of the
following should you use if you are looking for a place to stay in Cebu? |
Airbnb |
The is known as the "moving parts"
of a smart object |
Actuator |
Machine learning
can be used in to predict the
behaviour of the stock market and foreign
exchange market. |
Financial trading |
A utilizes IoT in Urban Development |
Smart city |
Which is one of the
defining characteristics of Cloud Computing? |
Utility computing |
has a speaker and
microphone and connects to a Cloud-based virtual assistant service |
Smart speaker |
The may appear as a snippet. |
Description meta tag |
Which of the
following is the predecessor of the Internet? |
ARPANET |
is the process used
by search engines to find information
in the Internet. |
CrawlingIoT |
Which advantage of
cloud computing gives business a
competitive advantage |
Strategic edge |
uses machine
learning to improve search results. |
Online search |
is a category of
Big Data that has a fixed length and format |
Structured Data |
Data is refined
into more usable forms |
Explore the data |
It examines data
from the past to create forecasts or
predictions about future events |
Predictive analytics |
It may appear as a
snippet |
Description meta tag |
It detects motion |
Proximity sensor |
It comprise the
"moving parts" of a smart object |
Actuator |
What does ARPANET
mean? |
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Network |
It is wireless
technology that is ideal for exchanging information over short distances. |
Bluetooth |
It is a component
that detects a specific physical input. |
Sensor |
It is the
predecessor of the Internet |
ARPANET |
It is a wireless
technology designed for machine to machine or M2M communication |
Zigbee |
It converts
physical power in electronic signal |
Pressure sensor |
What is Internet of
Things? |
A computing concept in which
everyday objects are connected to the Internet |
It is developed by
IETF |
IPv6 |
Uses Earth’s
gravity to detect the position or orientation of an object |
Gyroscope |
Allows for 4
billion addresses |
IPv6 |
Measures
acceleration |
Accelerometer |
Allows for 3.4 x
10(38) addresses |
IPv6 |
Converts light
energy into signals |
Optical Sensor |
Converts physical
power into electronic signals |
Pressure sensor |
Component that
detects a specific physical input |
Sensor |
Detects the
temperature of an object or an environment |
Temperature sensor |
Any physical object
that can connect to the internet |
Thing |
Measures the amount
of water vapor in the atmosphere |
Humidity sensor |
Can access online
weather data to better manage the home's temperature |
Smart air conditioning |
Concerned with
competing technologies and lack of standardization |
Compatibility |
Can be programmed
to react to its environment's lighting conditions |
Smart lighting |
Concerned with the
need for more affordable and more powerful Internet service |
Connectivity |
Electronic device
that can be attached to the user's body or clothing |
Wearable |
Equipped with
IoT-connected appliances and can be accessed and controlled remotely |
Smart home |
An electronic
device which can connect to other devices and networks |
Smart device |
Concerned with what
happens if IoT system are attacked |
Security |
The use of IoT in
the healthcare industry |
Connected healthcare |
Utilizes IoT
technologies in Urban Development |
Smart city |
It can be programmed
to react to its environment's lighting conditions. |
Smart lighting |
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