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| What are critical skills for nonroutine cognition |
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abstract reasoning
systems thinking
collaboration
ability to experiment |
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| Moore's law states the number of transistors per square inch on an integrated chip doubles every ___ |
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| future businesses need to be able to ___ and integrate them |
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| what is the purpose of the five component framework |
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| to cross the bridge of IT and IS |
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| ___ is a group of components that interact to produce information |
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| group of components that interact to achieve some purpose |
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| you can buy ___ but you cant buy ___. |
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IT
IS
It is hardware and software vs people and procedures |
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| ___ is raw numbers or charts. ___ is what has been processed and integrated |
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A strong password has
___ characters
doesn't contain ___, or a complete ___ word.
is ___ from past passwords
contains combinations of ___ ___ ___ ___ |
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10 characters, but 12 is better
your name, business name / dictionary
different
numbers, symbols caps, lower case |
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T/F.
In all companies the CIO reports directly to the CFO. |
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| Users shouldn't bother IS personnel for trivial issues because they have a responsibility to___ |
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| learn basic computer skills |
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| What is the most important trait that an effective collaborator should have? |
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| willingness to enter into difficult conversations |
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| ___ decisions are the most structured and have very little need for collaboration. |
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T/F
discussion forums ensure the participation of the entire team |
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| Organizations gain a competitive advantage when using information systems by: |
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making them part of the product/service
providing support to a product/service |
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