Intro to Business Information Systems: Ch 8 Flashcards

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infographics

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representation of information in a graphic format other than make data easily understandable at a glance

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data artist

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business analytics specialist who uses visual tools to help people understand complex data

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3
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analysis paralysis

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when user goes into emotional state of overanalyzes so that the decision or action is never taken

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4
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business intelligence dashboard

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tracks corporate metrics such as CSFs and KPIs and includes advanced capabilities such as interactive controls allowing users to manipulate data for analysis

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5
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data visualization

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describes technology that allows users to see or visualize data to transform information into a business perspective

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consolidation

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aggregation of data from simple rollups to complex groupings of interrelated information

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7
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drill down

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enables users to view details of information - the reverse of consolidation

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8
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slice and dice

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ability to look at information from different perspectives

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9
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pivot

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rotates data to display alternative presentations of data

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10
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distributed computing

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processes and manages algorithms across many machines in a computing environment

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11
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industries that use blockchain

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banking, fraud/counterfeit detection, payments, healthcare, legal and smart contracts, supply chain, voting

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12
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centralized ledger

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one governing party verifies all data and system access

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13
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distributed ledger

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allows many different parties around the world to access and verify the same data

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14
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ledger

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records classified and summarized transitional data

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15
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blockchain

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type of distributed ledger consisting of blocks of blocks of data that maintain permanent and tamperproof records of transactional data

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16
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proof of work

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requirement to define expensive computer calculation (aka mining) that needs to be performed to create a new group of crustless transactions (blocks) on the distributed ledger or blockchain

17
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two goals of proof of work

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verify legitimacy of transactions and create new digital currencies by rewarding miners for tasks

18
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bitcoin

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type of digital currency in which record of transactions is maintained and new units of currency are generated by the computational solution of problems and it operates independent of a central bank

19
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blocks

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data structures containing hash, previous hash, and data

20
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ethereum

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decentralized open source block chain with smart contract functionality

21
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genesis block

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first block created in the block chain

22
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hash

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function that converts input of letters and numbers into encrypted output of a fixed length

23
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proof of stake

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way to validate transactions and achieve a distributed consensus

24
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block chain advantages

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immutability, digital trust, IoT integration

25
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immutability

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ability for a blockchain ledger to remain a permanent indelible, and unalterable history of transactions

26
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digital trust

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not stored in a single location, public, easily reverifiable

27
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IoT integration

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can automatically update distributed ledger

28
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Non-Fungible Tokens

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digital signature backed by blockchain technology that proves ownership