LSUS ISDS 705 Module 3 Latest Update -

LSUS ISDS 705 Module #3 Latest Update - 120 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+

1996 Manuel Castells - The Rise of the Network Society - CORRECT ANSWER:

identified new ways in which economic activity was being organized around the networks that the new telecommunication technologies have provided. Different from past because it is an economy with the capacity to work as a unit in real time on a planetary scale.

1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) - CORRECT ANSWER: Extended

copyright law to take into consideration digital technologies

2005 Thomas Friedman - The World is Flat - CORRECT ANSWER: unpacks the

impacts that the personal computer, the Internet, and communication software have had on business, specifically the impact they have had on globalization. Defines the three eras of globalization.

• Eras of Globalization: Globalization 1.0 - CORRECT ANSWER: 492-1800;

globalization was centered around countries; how much horsepower, wind power, and steam power a country had and how creatively it was deployed; world shrank from size "large" to "medium.

• Eras of Globalization: Globalization 2.0 - CORRECT ANSWER: 1800-2000;

interrupted only by the two World Wars; dynamic force driving change was multinational companies; world shrank from size "medium" to size "small"

• Eras of Globalization: Globalization 3.0 - CORRECT ANSWER: 2000-present;

convergence of the personal computer, fiber-optic Internet connections, and software has created a "flat- world platform" that allows small groups and even individuals to go global. world shrank from size "small" to size "tiny"

3 Intellectual Property Protections - CORRECT ANSWER: Copyright, patent, and

trademark

3 Themes of Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends For 2018 - CORRECT ANSWER:

Growth of the intelligent, digital and mesh.

A Trademark Will Not Hold Up Legally If - CORRECT ANSWER: It is likely to cause

confusion with another mark; it is merely descriptive for goods/services ("blue" for a blue colored product); It is a geographic term; it is a surname; it is ornamental as applied to the goods (a flower pattern) 1 / 2

Acceptable Use Policy (AIP) - CORRECT ANSWER: a) An AUP is a document that

outlines a set of rules to be followed by users or customers of a set of computing resources, which could be a computer network, website or large computer system. An AUP clearly states what the user is and is not allowed to do with the these resources.(b) An AUP is very similar to the ubiquitous terms and conditions or end-user license agreements (EULA) found on almost all software applications. The main difference is that an AUP covers the use of a much larger shared computing resource, such as an LAN or website, as opposed to a single software item. One consequence of sharing is that an AUP typically goes into detail about etiquette and respect for fellow users of the resource, which is not applicable for single-user software applications.(c) AUPs are mostly used by organizations deploying networks for internal use, such as commercial corporations, schools and universities. They are also frequently employed by websites to inform site visitors and customers about what is allowed on the site. For example, some companies do not allow employees to use the corporate LAN after- hours for activities (such as games) that don't provide value to the company. This must be clearly spelled out to the employees.(d) The first step in any organization's defensive measures against abuse is a prior consent statement, commonly referred to as an AUP that specifies that employees have no right to an expectation of privacy with respect to their use of business computers, email systems and Internet connections.

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) - CORRECT ANSWER: Similar to Code of Ethics;

Outlines what is allowed and not allowed when accessing an organization's services - don't borrow someone else's login ID and password, don't use the access for commercial purposes, don't use it to spam others

According to Friedman, third era of globalization brought about by information technologies: - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. graphical user interface - something anyone could use, digital storage of content, simpler to communitcate

• build-out of the Internet - telecomm companies laid thousands of miles of fiber-optic

cable all over the world; Internet protocols, such as SMTP (email), HTML (web pages) and TCP/IP (network communications became standard

• software to automate and integrate business processes - "workflow software", allows

people to work together more easily

According to Friedman, third era of globalization brought: - CORRECT ANSWER: Information technologies.

ACM Council Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct - CORRECT ANSWER:

Focuses on issues involving the Digital Divide that could prevent certain categories of people

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