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principles information systems
Information Systems For Business An Experiential Approach 2nd Edition France Belanger, Craig Van Slyke, Robert E. Crossler - Solutions
What is the difference (if any) between information privacy and security?
Describe the PLUS approach to ethical decision making.
What is the PAPA framework? Explain its components. What is its purpose?
Briefly describe some of the key regulations protecting information privacy in the United States.
What are privacy seals, and what is their purpose?
What are the fair information practice principles? What is their purpose?
What is the purpose of privacy policies or statements? Who regulates them?
What are cookies, and what should individuals do about them?
What are some of the possible consequences of privacy violations?
What is the difference between opt-in and opt-out options in privacy policies?
Explain briefly the four main threats to information privacy.
How you can access the data the company has about you and how you can fix errors Whether you can opt out?
What other companies it may or may not share the data with What actions the company is taking to protect the data
Why it is collecting the data .
What the organization is doing with the data
What data are collected How the data are collected
What can someone do to avoid this situation from happening to him or her?
How likely is it that a pizza shop/company can use such technologies?
For the technologies identified, are the technologies widely available today?
Do you think access to the various types of information identified is regulated or not?
What potential risks do Mindy and her family now face?
What types of personal information do you as a student care about protecting nor- mally? Are you going to be more careful?
How much of that information would be available online if Mindy did not interact with Jimmyg114?
How much of the information provided by Mindy to Jimmyg 114 would you con- sider private?
Why would all consumers not disable this feature? Is there a reason not to? What is the trade-off?
What else could be geo-tagged on your phone?
Who should educate people about this?
What could people do with the information that is available on the pictures?
What happens if you do not follow the policy?
Who is responsible for ensuring that you, as a student, follow the policy?
Select one example each of a specific policy and a specific procedure.
What security technologies are included in the policy?
What threats are referred to?
If an organization decides to accept a security risk instead of trying to mitigate it. would this still be considered risk management? Why or why not?
What do you believe are the most serious security concerns for the different types of network- ing architectures discussed in Chapter 7?
Is a virtual private network a network or a security tool? Explain.
List at least three security threats that a firewall will not protect a company against. Explain why.
A friend wants to send you encrypted messages. She asks you to send her both your public and private keys. What should your response be? Why? What should you send her? How will you send it? Does it matter?
Explain what happens when you request your antivirus software to scan your hard drive.
Which biometric technologies are better used for identification and which are better used for verification? Explain why.
For each of the following security threats, suggest one preventive, one detective, and one corrective security control. A virus is affecting the organization's intranet. A hacker accesses consumer data on the company's database server to commit fraud. A disgruntled employee steals trade secrets
What topics are unclear? What about them is unclear?
What is the most important thing you learned in this chapter? Why is it important?
What are security policies and procedures, and how are they related?
What are the key steps required for wireless security?
How does antivirus software work?
What are the two types of encryption discussed in the chapter and how do they differ?
What is a firewall and how does it work?
What are the various purposes of biometrics and how do they work?
Define preventive security controls, detective security controls, and corrective security con- trols. Provide two examples of each.
Explain how unauthorized access threats can occur.
What is a denial-of-service attack, and what kind of events can lead to such an attack?
Briefly explain the three main goals of security and the additional two discussed in the text.
Create various ideas for how you can protect yourself from hackers seeking to gain access to information you have shared with organizations.
Determine which of these incidents were of the greatest concern to consumers..
List the targets of hackers and how many report incidents there were.
Why are security issues in iPhones and iPads of concern to Mac users?
Will increased use of Apple platforms lead to more security issues?
Why is forensic software available online to everyone?
How can a business use Web 2.0 technologies for competitive advantages?
Is the Internet likely to continue growing in terms of users, hosts, and connected networks?
In your opinion, which architectural principle is most important in deciding on a network architecture?
Do you think we will eventually live in a completely wireless world, or will there always be wired networks? Why?
What issues could exist when companies use architectures like SaaS or cloud computing?
Why does it make sense for companies to use architectures like SaaS or cloud computing?
Why do many individuals confuse the Internet with the World Wide Web?
How can the architectures discussed in this chapter be used to create competitive advantages for the organizations we discussed in Chapter 4?
What is the Internet of Things?
What are unified communications? Give an example.
Explain what Web 2.0 means and provide three examples of Web 2.0 technologies.
Briefly explain each of the networking architectures presented in the chapter.
What is the role of network architectures, and what principles should managers take into con- sideration when evaluating network architectures?
What is the Internet, and what is the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web?
What are the differences between local area networks (LANS) and wide area networks (WANs)?
What is a wireless network, and what are some examples of it?
What are the key components and characteristics of a network?
What is a network?
What do you think could be the next evolution in wireless networks?
What other creative business uses can you think of for the Mi-Fi?
What potential challenges exist for using the Mi-Fi for business?
Pick four competing elective classes that you might take next semester. (You can only take one of the four.) List the classes, then do the following:a. Prepare a paired comparison matrix to show which class you would take.b. Prepare an unweighted decision matrix with at least three criteria (such
Go to http://simile-widgets.org/ and select one of the links on the right (Exhibit. Timeline. Timeplot, or Runway). Look at the visualization it created. Then click on one of the More Live Examples underneath the visualization that is on that page. Prepare a paragraph that discuss the following:
Go to the course website and locate the What-If spreadsheet. Follow the instructions in the spreadsheet.
Go to the course website and locate the Monthly Commission spreadsheet. Determine how many units you would have to sell to earn $3,000 in commission payments. How did you go about solving this problem? How long did it take you? Be prepared to share your experience in class.
Go to the course website and locate the Car Buying spreadsheet. Use the spreadsheet to deter- mine the monthly payment for two different interest rates for two different periods (for exam- ple, 6% and 8% for 36 and 60 months). For each combination, report the monthly payment, total payments, and
Suppose that you are a marketing manager who needs to decide among several different adver- tising outlets.a. Determine the requirements and goals for deciding which outlet to use. (Have at least five total requirements and goals.)b. Determine the criterion you would use to measure each
Suppose that have three job offers from which to choose.a. Determine the requirements and goals for deciding which offer to accept. (Have at least five total requirements and goals.)b. Determine the criterion you would use to measure each requirement/goal.c. Which decision-making tool would you use
Suppose you have three decisions to make:a. What elective class to take in your final semester
Suppose that you have several job offers from which to choose. Describe how you about deciding which one to accept. would go?
How do you decide how much time and effort to put into making a decision?
How can following a disciplined decision-making process (such as the one described in this chapter) help you justify a decision?
Why are document management systems useful when making unstructured decisions?
Briefly discuss how a reporting tool can be used to help you make semistructured and unstruc- tured decisions.
Think about a time when you made a poor decision. What could you have done that would have led to a better decision?
Think about a difficult or important decision you have had to make. What made the decision difficult? How could the material in this chapter have helped you make that decision?
What relationships do you see between what you learned in this chapter and what you have learned in earlier chapters?
You are an executive for a technology company. Should your company develop a new wearable technology to compete with devices such as Apple Watch and Google Glass?
You are the manager of a retail store and you need a new shift manager. Which employee should you promote?
You are the manager of a fast-food restaurant. How many hamburger buns should you order for tomorrow?
You are probably thinking about your future career. One element of your career choice is find- ing out what industry (or industries) interests you. Visit your library's website and identify three online databases that provide information that can help you evaluate an industry. Briefly describe each
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