vocab module 13# Flashcards

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Management (IT job)

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directs the planning, research, development, evaluation, and integration of technology.

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Research and development (IT Job)

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analyzes, designs, develops, and implements new information technology and maintains and improves existing systems.

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Technical services (IT Job)

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evaluates and integrates new technologies, administers the organization’s data resources, and supports the centralized computer operating system and servers.

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Operations (IT Job)

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operates the centralized computer equipment and administers the network, including both data and voice communications.

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Training and support (IT Job)

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teaches employees how to use components of the information system or answers specific user questions.

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Information security services (IT Job)

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develops and enforces policies that are designed to safeguard an organization’s data and information from unauthorized users.

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Marketing strategy (IT Job)

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directs and implements Internet and social media marketing

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information system

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a set of components that interact to
achieve a common goal. Businesses, and their employees, use
many types of systems. Enterprise computing refers to the use
of technology by a company’s employees to meet the needs of a
large business.

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billing system

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allows a company to send invoices
and receive payments from customers. Through a payroll system,
employees receive paychecks—often deposited directly into
their bank accounts.

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Human Resources (HR) (main functional unit)

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human resources information system (HRIS) manages
one or more administrative human resources functions,
such as maintaining and managing employee benefits,
schedules, and payroll

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Engineering or Product
Development
(functional unit)

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Computer-aided engineering (CAE) aids in the
development and testing of product designs, and often
includes CAD (computer-aided design)

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Sales (functional unit)

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Salesforce automation (SFA) helps salespeople manage
customer contacts, schedule customer meetings, log
customer interactions, manage product information, and
place customer orders

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manufacturing 1# (functional unit)

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Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) controls production
equipment, such as drills, lathes, and milling machines

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manufacturing 2# (functional unit)

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Material requirements planning (MRP) monitors and
controls inventory, material purchases, and other
processes related to manufacturing operations

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manufacturing 3# (functional unit)

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Manufacturing resource planning II (MRP II) is an
extension of MRP that also includes product packaging
and shipping, machine scheduling, financial planning,
demand forecasting, tracking labor productivity, and
monitoring product quality

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12
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Customer Service (functional unit)

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Customer relationship management (CRM) manages
information about customers, past purchases, interests,
and day-to-day interactions, such as phone calls, email
messages, web communications, and Internet messaging
sessions

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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

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integrates MRP II with the information flow across an
organization to manage and coordinate the ongoing
activities of the enterprise, including product
planning, manufacturing and distribution,
accounting and finance, sales, human resources,
and customer support.

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document management system (DMS)

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allows for storage and management of a company’s
documents, such as word processing documents,
presentations, and spreadsheets.

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transaction processing system (TPS)

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is an information system that captures and processes
data from day-to-day business activities. With
batch processing, the computer collects data over
time and processes all transactions later, as a
group. With online transaction processing (OLTP),
the computer processes each transaction as it is
entered.

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management information system (MIS)

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is an information system that generates accurate, timely, and organized information, so that managers and other users can make
decisions, solve problems, supervise activities, and track
progress.

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decision support system (DSS)

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helps users to analyze information and make decisions. Programs that analyze data, such as those in a decision support system are called online analytical processing (OLAP) programs.

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expert system

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an information system that captures and stores the
knowledge of human experts and then imitates human reasoning and decision making.

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knowledge base

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is the combined subject knowledge and experiences of human
experts.

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inference rules

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a set of logical judgments that are applied to the knowledge
base each time a user describes a situation to the expert system.

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Supply Chain Management (SCM)

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manages the flow of goods and services of a business, including purchasing of materials, inventory planning, manufacturing, and order fulfillment and tracking.

22
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Data analysis and database certification

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focus on the discovery, collection, and
analysis of the evidence on computers and networks.

23
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Hardware certifications

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vary in scope, from a narrow focus with an emphasis on the repair of a specific device to an integrated hardware solution that addresses a company’s current and future technology needs.

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CompTIA’s A+

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tests knowledge of computer setup, configuration, maintenance,
troubleshooting, basic networking skills, and system software.

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Networking certification

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implies that you have achieved a standard of competence, enabling
you to address the complex issues that arise when planning, installing, managing, and troubleshooting a network.

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operating system certification

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provide the knowledge and skills to install, configure, and maintain
operating systems.