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Principles Of Business Information Systems 4th Edition Ralph Stair, George Reynolds, Thomas Chesney - Solutions
Investigate the most popular YouTube channels.Are there any niches that are missing that you think might be successful?
Can YouTube success be engineered or is it‘pure luck’?
Should YouTube content creators be given any control over the products and companies that are allowed to advertise on their channel?
How does YouTube fame rival the fame that can be achieved in movies, T and by pop stars? Are the same sorts of people becoming successful?
Why do you think Disney does not identify the current shortest ride queues on the app?Is there any way they could introduce the feature, but deal with any objections you have listed?
What could another organization do with this technology?
What could Disney do with data on how people move around their parks?
Why a bracelet and not a magic wand? How else could the RFID tag be packaged?
What else could technology such as Kirobo be used for?
Thinking about any reaction made by Kirobo, how would designers know what the ‘right’response is? Is there even a right response? Is there a wrong response?
dependent on the context of use – does it matter if a user is in a car, on a date or just about to go into an interview?
Is your answer to Question
Let’s say Kirobo detects that its user is angry.How should it respond? Should it attempt to soothe and calm them, or stoke the anger with a ‘best to get it all out’ attitude?
Search for applications developers have tried out for virtual pets. Why do you think they failed?
To the Wikipedia entry for your university or college and edit it to add some updates/new information.
How could wikis be used on a module at your university or college?
What applications can you think of for a smart umbrella?
What are some of the problems when running a video conference?
What is a phicon?
What are some of the advantages of e-commerce?
What is an electronic exchange?
What is a blog?
List three mobile devices that can access wi-fi.
Why would a business offer free wi-fi?
What applications exist for wearable technology?
Explain two examples of e-money.
Explain three examples of CSCW technologies.
Advertising to particular market segments is known as ___________.
‘On the move retail’ is sometimes called ___________.
An online diary is often called a ___________.
A device that allows notes on a whiteboard to be saved is an ___________.
CSCW stands for ___________.
A ___________ attempts to get a user to feel emotionally attached to it and so continue to interact with it.
M-Pesa is attempting to replace a bank account with a ___________.
Paying without cash is often labelled ___________.
‘Smart shoes’ would be an example of ___________.
What is a hotspot?
What applications for the blockchain in a large organization can you think of?
Could we (humanity) make better use of the wasted calculations?
Is becoming a bitcoin miner a sensible career?Explain your answer.
Would bitcoin be a sensible financial investment? Explain your answer.
Outline a policy you could use in an organization to minimize the threat of ransomware.
Why can the police do nothing to help?
If your computer was infected, would you pay up?
If a firm was infected with ransomware, what would your advice be?
Describe how to select mobile systems to support business objectives.
Discuss and evaluate the technologies that can be used to support teamwork when team members are separated by time and/or space.
Describe the business benefits of mobile devices.
Identify the range of devices that now incorporate computing power.
What other applications can you think of for Watson?
Why is Watson suitable for diagnosing rare diseases?
What fears might people have about Watson and are any of them justified in your opinion?
Why would IBM bother to try to win a TV gameshow?
Why does Google allow employees to spend time on personal projects?
What applications can you think of for 360º video?
Could Google Cardboard help bring VR to the general public?
What do you think is holding back full VR?
What applications can you think of for Octobot?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of microfluidic logic?
Why do you think the team used 3D printing technology?
Octobot is at least partly inspired by octopi.What other aspects of nature could inspire robot design and what would each of your ideas bring to robotics?
Search for a game of 20 Questions where you play against a computer. Can you beat the machine?
Search for some of the more serious Lego Mindstorms models that have been created.
List some applications for expert systems in your university or college.
List some areas where artificial intelligence is outperforming human intelligence.
What does an expert system interface l ook like?
What could an organization do with virtual reality?
What is a CKO?
Explain the term ‘natural language processing’.
List some applications for robots.
What is augmented reality?
What is the difference between a domain expert and a knowledge engineer?
Give a definition of intelligent behaviour.
Explain the main elements of an expert system.
Compare and contrast human and machine intelligence.
A system that attempts to approximate the way a person feels is ________.
A program that attempts to simulate a human brain is a _________.
A program that solves a problem by evolving new solutions repeatedly is a __________.
HMD stands for ____________.
An application for an expert system is ____________.
The component of an expert system that stores relevant data and rules is the _________.
Systems like a Google search on a smartphone that allow users to give voice input are examples of _____________________.
Research into robots that are the size of a grain of salt is called _________.
Two branches of AI are ______ and ________.
AI systems demonstrate characteristics of .
This app involves getting out and about around the world. What data could users pick up along the way that might help with traffic planning or nature conservation?
What other applications can you think of for augmented reality?
Is this game popular because it involves going outside, or is it just because it’s Pokémon?What else might explain its success?
Could the app developers have been more socially responsible about sending users out into the real world?
If quantum computers are going to be as powerful as scientists predict, should governments intervene now to control their development?
Are there any business problems that could be gamified? To start the ideas off, could routing passengers through an airport be a possibility?
What are the benefits of ScienceAtHome for the research team?
What do you think would motivate someone to play a ScienceAtHome game?
Discuss examples of specialized systems for organizational and individual use.
Define the term ‘virtual reality’ and provide three examples of virtual reality applications.
Identify the benefits associated with the use of expert systems.
Outline and briefly explain the steps for developing an expert system.
Identify at least three factors to consider in evaluating the development of an expert system.
List the characteristics and basic components of expert systems.
Identify the major components of the artificial intelligence field and provide one example of each type of system.
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