Cloud Computing & Wireless Tech Quiz

Convenient, on-demand access to shared IT resources via the internet.

Public, Private, Hybrid, and Vertical cloud deployments.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS).

Real-time, wireless connection between a mobile device and other computing systems.

E-commerce transactions conducted using a mobile device.

Everyday objects with processing power and internet connectivity.

Combining multiple device functions into one physical device (e.g., smartphone).

On-demand, convenience, and scalability. It's flexible.

IT that combines social behavior and computing to create value.

Using social computing in business for online buying and selling.

A personal website where someone shares opinions and feelings about topics.

Someone who creates and maintains a blog, sharing stories and views.

A website combining content from different websites to create something new.

A software that integrates all departments of an organization, providing a holistic view of business operations.

These are individual components of an ERP system that manage specific aspects of the business, like finance, operations, or HR.

A strategy focusing on building long-term relationships with customers by understanding their individual needs and providing personalized experiences.

The percentage of customers a business loses over a specific period.

The total value a customer brings to a business over their entire relationship, including future purchases and loyalty.

Methods of transmitting signals without wires using electromagnetic waves.

A tower that transmits signals in a straight line, requiring a clear view between towers.

A satellite orbit that appears stationary above a fixed point on Earth.

A satellite orbit close to Earth, requiring many satellites for global coverage.

A wireless network, similar to a wired LAN, within a local area.

A device connecting a wireless network to a wired network.

A technology using radio waves to identify and track devices.

A short-range wireless technology used for connecting devices.

A professional who analyzes and improves business processes to optimize efficiency and effectiveness. They identify problems, design solutions, and implement changes.

The process of extracting meaningful information from unstructured text data, such as documents, emails, and web pages. It involves identifying patterns, trends, and insights.

A systematic process of setting goals, monitoring progress, providing feedback, and evaluating performance to improve individual and organizational effectiveness.

A marketing approach that focuses on subtle, understated, and less intrusive methods to reach target audiences, avoiding aggressive or attention-grabbing tactics.

A technology that analyzes large business databases to enable complex queries and calculations without impacting transactional systems. It helps uncover insights and trends.

Computerized programs that help decision-makers by analyzing large datasets, providing comprehensive information, and supporting decision-making processes.

Discovering hidden patterns, trends, and anomalies within large datasets to predict outcomes. It involves techniques like text mining, social media mining, and web mining.

A specific type of data mining that focuses on extracting information from websites, web pages, and online user behavior to understand trends and predict online activities.

Applications where customers interact directly with online tools, like websites or apps, instead of talking to a representative. This allows customers to find information, compare products, and even customize their experience.

The process of managing the flow of goods, services, and information from suppliers to customers. It involves coordination and collaboration across different stages to ensure efficient delivery.

Two contrasting approaches to production in supply chain management. The push model produces goods based on forecasts, while the pull model produces only after receiving a customer order.

A strategy where a company takes control of different stages of the supply chain, potentially owning suppliers or distributors. This aims to improve efficiency and coordination.

A private network that allows secure access to company data by authorized external partners, like suppliers or customers.

An online platform where a single buyer, like a company, can interact with multiple suppliers to source goods or services.

Using data and analytical techniques to understand past business performance, identify trends, and uncover insights to guide future decisions.

A broad term encompassing various strategies and tools for collecting, storing, analyzing, and using data to support business decision-making.