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IT Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

It Is imperative to doing business today. It enables organizations to increase productivity, streamline operations, and respond to customers’ ever-changing
needs.

A

Digital Transformation

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The concept involves technology interacting with our senses
of sight, sound, taste, smell
and touch, enabled by AI,
VR/AR, 5G and automation.

A

The Internet of Senses

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3
Q

augments our senses
beyond the boundaries of

our bodies…

A

The Internet of Senses

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4
Q

In the ___________,
visual, audio, haptic, and
other technologies allow
human beings to have digital

sensory experiences…

A

Internet of Senses

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Q

INTERNET OF SENSES CAN BE
DEMONSTRATED THROUGH USE
CASES SUCH AS:

A
  1. Five senses merged reality
  2. Immersive communication
  3. Remote operation of machinery
  4. All senses online shopping
  5. Sustainable vacations in virtual reality
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6
Q

The Internet of Senses will

transform our digital experiences
to fully immersive by making

them ____________

A

Multisensory

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7
Q

CONSUMERS ALSO PREDICT WEARABLES THAT CAN INSTANTLY:

A
  1. Translate languages
  2. Control our sound environment
  3. Experience smell, taste, textures
    and temperature digitally.
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8
Q

2023 may prove to be a turning
point for converting new digital
challenges into competitive
edges, and understanding the
__________ can contribute to the
making of the right decisions.

A

ICT trends

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9
Q

Many predict that the lines between
“thinking” and “doing” will blur.

A

YOUR BRAIN IS THE USER

INTERFACE

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10
Q

could mean the end of keyboards,
mouses, game controllers, and
ultimately user interfaces for any
digital device.

A

YOUR BRAIN IS THE USER

INTERFACE

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11
Q

With this technology, the concepts
of integrity and privacy will take on
new meanings.

A

YOUR BRAIN IS THE USER

INTERFACE

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12
Q

How we listen to, speak to & understand
each other is due a big digital upgrade.

A

SOUNDS LIKE ME

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Q

Consumers will more actively shape their sound world and no longer be content w/exposure to unwanted ambient sounds.

A

SOUNDS LIKE ME

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14
Q

The ambience of sound will also make
digital and physical experiences equally
natural.

A

SOUNDS LIKE ME

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15
Q

Recite percentages for Sounds Like Me

A

51% - headbands that transmit sound to brain

54% - digital bubble to block noise

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16
Q

_________ produce powerful,
personal experiences, and they are about
to be digitalized.

A

taste buds

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17
Q

putting a device in your mouth that
digitally enhances the food you eat

A

ANY FLAVOR YOU WANT

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18
Q

What will be revolutionized because of Any Flavor You Want?

A

Online shopping

19
Q

________ is almost impossible to
convey digitally – but this is all expected
to change.

A

smell

20
Q

Recite percentage of Digital Aroma

A

In 2030, 56 percent expect to be able to digitally savor all the smells in films they watch.

21
Q

This technology doesn’t have to cause a stink…

A

DIGITAL AROMA

22
Q

Consumers are expecting that we’ll be
able to touch anything, anywhere,
completely digitally.

A

TOTAL TOUCH

23
Q

Recite percentage in Total Touch

A

63% - expect smartphones with
screens that convey the shape and
texture of the digital icons and buttons
that they’re pressing.

24
Q

When the internet was introduced, it
divided the world into two - ______ and _____________

A

physical existence and digital shadow

25
Q

By 2030, half of respondents imagine the
difference between physical and digital
reality will be almost completely gone.

A

MERGE REALITY

26
Q

More than _____ in _____ respondents believe
VR game worlds will look
indistinguishable from physical reality by
2030.

A

7 in 10

27
Q

The physical and virtual
realities will merge from
both directions.

A

MERGE REALITY

28
Q

Recite Merge Reality percentage

A

56% see through walls with AR glasses

66% holographic displays by 2030

29
Q

Internet of senses could advance to the point where physical and digital realities have for practical purposes merged into one.

A

VERIFIED AS REAL

30
Q

How many E THINK THAT
FAKE NEWS WILL BE A THING
OF THE PAST BY 2030?

A

50% or half

31
Q

is an automatic program that simulates
human behavior on social networks. they
take part in discussions on Twitter or Facebook and

act like human users.

A

Social Bots

32
Q

Social Bots spread content on a particular topic on social
media – mostly for the purpose of?

A

influencing

people’s opinions

33
Q

What percentage of consumers foresee video calling
services that only transmit
unmodified, verified human

faces?

A

43%

34
Q

This trend is even more accentuated when it comes to dating
services, where __ percent see dating sites including only verified
facts being popular in 2030.

A

46%

35
Q

In the data-driven future, consumers see
regulation and transparency as a means
to resolving privacy issues.

A

POST-PRIVACY CONSUMERS

36
Q

people with the advent of the new
technology and the brain is the user interface, people will have the ability to read thoughts and deliver command thus compromising everyone’s privacy.

A

POST-PRIVACY CONSUMERS

37
Q

They also believe that technology such as _______ will be used everywhere, to the extent that
the concept of privacy no longer exists.

A

face recognition

38
Q

The ability to digitally “be” anywhere
might save more than just our time – it
could help save our planet, too.

A

CONNECTED SUSTAINABILITY

39
Q

Recite percentage for Connected Sustainability

A

55% - climate-proof
internet subscriptions

57% - working and socializing totally virtually will be common.

55% - physical
travel is needed less frequently.

40
Q

Services spanning all of the senses are
expected to digitalize daily life.

A

SENSATIONAL SERVICES

41
Q

Digital sound and vision, complemented
by touch, taste, smell and more, will
transform our current screen based
experiences into multi-sensory ones that
are practically inseparable from physical
reality.

A

SENSATIONAL SERVICES

42
Q

Turning digital experiences into
immersive adventures could truly
revolutionize travel and tourism.

A

SENSATIONAL SERVICES

43
Q

hahahaha

A

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2nd Year - 2nd Sem (Midterms) (8 decks)

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