Module 1 Flashcards
Information and Communication Technology deals with the use of diff. communication technologies to do what?
locate, save, send, edit info
Examples of ICT?
- Computer
- Mobile phones
- Telephone
- Wireless Networks
- Internet
- Etc.
Components of ICT
- Software
- Hardware
- Transactions
- Communications Technology
- Data
- Internet Access
- Cloud Computing
Component of ICT that refers to the program to manipulate the technologies
Software
Areas Where ICT is Used
- Personal and Family Life
- Academe/School
- Business
- Engineering
- Transportation
- Government and Public Service
- Police and the Military
- Medical and Healthcare
- Broadcasting Media
- Science and Environment
- Culture and the Arts
Importance of ICT
helps enterprises reduce cost, improving business processes within organization, boost innovation, increase productivity, improved communication
This importance of ICT refer to going paperless and EDI
reduce cost
meaning of EDI
electronic data interchange
Automated process requires less manpower and resources. ICT helps ___ in this aspect
reduce cost
Automated processing makes work faster and easier because it only needs data input.
improving business processes within organization
Improving business processes within organization - the use of ______ and _____ helps improve operations of the organization
computer, customized
application software
Because ICT gives opportunity to an organization to continuously improve their
business process, they help?
boost innovation
ICT gives opportunities to ______ to come up with new ideas /services
entrepreneur
less time computing -> more time innovating =
increase productivity
people within the organization can do a lot of work with the help
of technology. This results in an _____
increase in productivity
ICT helps in _____ and barriers are no longer a hindrance to communicate with one another
within the organization especially in BPO
improved communication
this consists of pages that can be accessed using a Web browser
World Wide Web
Who created the World Wide Web, when, and for whom?
Sir Tim Bernes-Lee - British computer scientist
1989, for the military
Web 1.0 Application Architecture
Web Client (Browser) <> Network <> Web Server <> Web Pages
Web 1.0 is also known as? Why
static web - one-way communication to the user; presents information but no feedback
Web Version where scripts and database were added?
Web 2.0
Web 2.0 Application Architecture
Web Client (Browser) <> Network <> Web Server <> Different Scripts/Services <> Connector-Database
When was Web 2.0 introduced?
2004
Who coined Web 2.0 and when?
Darcy DiNucci in 1999
Who popularized Web 2.0?
Tim O’Reilly & Dale Dougherty
What are the dynamic and interconnected features of Web 2.0?
Folksonomy Rich User Experience User Participation Long Tail Software as a service
two words that formed folksonomy?
folk + taxonomy
social indexing and collaborative tagging or the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags
Folksonomy
what does folksonomy help do?
annotate and categorize contents
this web 2.0 feature includes dynamic content and response to user’s input
rich user experience
Factors in a rich user experience
usability & accessibility content strategy information architecture functionality user interface usability & accessibility
This Web 2.0 feature allows users to place a content of their own by means of
comment, reviews, and evaluation.
user participation
This Web 2.0 feature allows services to be offered according to demand rather than on a one-time purchase
long tail
Saas, PaaS, and Iaas Meanings
software as a service (SaaS)
platform as a service (PaaS)
infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
This web 2.0 feature allows you to “rent” a software for a
minimal fee
software as a service (SaaS)
This web 2.0 feature allows from diverse information sharing through universal web access
mass participation
Mass participation gives way for content from ______
various cultures
3rd generation of Internet-based services
Web 3.0