General Study Notes Quiz

A standardized protocol suite for data transmission over networks.

Transmission Control Protocol; manages data transfer and ensures packets arrive in order.

Internet Protocol; handles packet addressing and routing to the correct destination.

Process where received data packets are combined into the complete message.

A networking approach that centralizes control functions in software for efficiency.

A network that connects computers within a small area, like an office or building.

A system of interconnected LANs and servers that support corporate communication.

The process of determining the best path for data packets to travel.

Servers assigned specific tasks in a network, like file or print management.

A company providing temporary Internet connections to users.

A system translating domain names into IP addresses.

A unique numerical label assigned to each device on a network.

Method of breaking down messages into smaller pieces (packets).

Internet technology using telephone lines for data transmission.

Internet access via satellite, often slower than other broadband options.

A pricing strategy where users pay based on usage rather than a fixed fee.

The system's ability to remain operational and accessible consistently without significant downtime.

Strategies and tools to recover data and maintain business operations after a disaster.

Technologies and strategies for data analysis to support decision-making in organizations.

Business Intelligence tools hosted in the cloud that integrate with enterprise systems.

Customer relationship management that integrates social media interactions into CRM processes.

The process of analyzing opinions and feelings expressed online about a product or service.

Software tools that help design, manage, and analyze marketing campaigns across various platforms.

The increased difficulty in managing and understanding large software systems due to many decisions and paths.

Defects in the code that are not immediately visible or easily detectable.

The ideal goal of having no bugs in software, which is impractical for large programs.

A robust security system is vital to protect business functionality and sensitive information.

Failing to maintain strong security can lead to fines, lawsuits, and reputational damage.

Regulations like GDPR and HIPAA that set standards for securing sensitive information.

Measures that ensure accurate financial reporting and compliance with laws like SOX and GLBA.

Failures in security can lead to severe penalties, lost trust, and financial issues.

Service improvement through chatbots and AI assistants that enhance user experience.

Content created by users that builds trust and credibility in a brand or service.

Standardized electronic exchange of business documents between organizations, replacing paper processes.

Enhances efficiency, lowers costs, and supports real-time order tracking and compliance.

Secure networks facilitating collaboration among specific business partners for data exchange.

Buying and selling goods/services via mobile devices and applications.

Services that provide information based on the user's geographical location using GPS.

Connecting users based on location to share social experiences, like meeting spots.

Tools that prevent advertisements from being displayed to users online.

Platforms where users share shopping ideas and experiences with others.

Marketing strategies that use online communities to spread information rapidly.

Websites that offer integrated services, acting as gateways to various internet resources.

Frameworks for conducting business online, including selling products and services.

Portals generate income mainly through advertisements and premium services.

Online retail stores that sell products directly to consumers.

Feature that allows users to express approval of products or content.