Index

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Acceptable User Policy, 12-254
Access control, 6-127
Agile methodologies, 10-205
Altair 8800, 1-20
Apple II, 1-20
Application software, 1-16, 3-57
ARPA Net, 1-225-104
Assembly language, 10-210
Authentication, 6-125
Autonomous devices, 13-289
Availability, 6-125

Backups, 6-131
Berners-Lee, Tim, 1-22
Big Data, 4-91, 4-93
Binary, 2-33, -34
Binary prefixes, 2-36
Biometrics, 6-126
Bit, 2-33
Bitcoin, 11-245
Blockchain, 11-244
Bluetooth, 2-43, 5-114
Brynjolfson, Eric, 7-146
Build v. buy, 10-218
Bus, 2-39
Business Analytics, 4-98
Business Intelligence, 4-98
Business process, 8-163
Business Process Management (BPM), 7-153, 8-168
Business process re-engineering, 8-170
Byte, 2-33</p>
Cambridge Analytica, 12-251
Career paths, 9-189
Carr, Nicholas, 1-12, 2-26, 7-147
CASE tools, 10-215
Castells, Manuel, 11-233
Cellphone abroad, 5-114
Central Processing Unit (CPU), 2-36, video 2-37, multi-core 2-45
Certifications, 9-190
Change management, 10-223
Chief Information Officer (CIO), 9-186
Client-server, 1-21, 5-116
Cloud computing, 1-25, 3-68, 5-118
Collaborative systems, 7-155, 13-283
Code of ethics, 12-252
Commoditization, 2-50
Competitive advantage, 1-13, 2-26, 7-147, 7-153, 7-158
Compiled v. interpreted, 10-213
Components, 1-14
Computer engineer, 9-183
Computer operator, 9-185
Confidentiality, 6-124
Copyright, 12-256
Creative Commons, 12-261
Cross platform development, 10-221
Customer Relationship Management (CRM), 3-65

Data dictionary, 4-93
Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom, 4-77
Data integrity, 4-86
Data mining, 4-96, sidebar, 4-97
Data privacy, 12-251
Data types, 4-83
Data warehouse, 4-93, benefits, 4-95
Database, 4-78
Database administrator, 9-185
Database, enterprise, 4-91
Database spreadsheet sidebar, 4-85
Database Management System (DBMS), 4-90
Database, Relational, 4-78
Decimal numbering system, 2-34
Decision Support Systems (DSS), 7-156
Developer, 9-183
Digital devices, 2-33
Digital divide, 11-240
Digital Millennium Copyright Act, 12-260
Disintermediation, 1-23
Domain name, 5-107
DNS, 5-107
Do Not Track, 12-273
Dot-comm bubble, 1-235, 5-109
Double Data Rate (DDR), 2-40

Eclipse IDE, 3-61
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), 7-154
Email, 5-110
Encryption, 6-128
End-user computing, 10-220
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), 1-21, 3-64, 8-166
Eras, business computing, 1-25
Ethics, 12-250
Extranet, 5-117

Facebook, 11-251, 13-280
Fair use, 12-258
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, 12-271
Fernandes, Benjamin, 11-245
Findable, 13-286
Firewalls, 6-132
First sale doctrine, 12-257
Ford, Henry, 12-250
Friedman, Thomas, 11-234

Gantt chart, 9-188
General Data Protection Regulation, 12-272
Global firm, 11-236
Globalization, 11-232
Ghemawat, Pankaj, 11-236

Hammer, Michael, 8-170
Hard disk, 2-41
Hardware, 1-15, 2-32
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, 12-271
Huang’s Law, 2-38

Implementation Methodologies, 10-222
Information security triad, 6-124
Information systems, 1-14
Information systems employment, 9-180
Integrity, 6-124
Intellectual property, 12-255
Internet speed, 11-239
Internet usage statistics, 11-233
Intrusion Detection System (IDS), 6-133
IBM-PC, 1-20
Integrated circuits, 2-45
Internet, 1-22, internet and www, 5-111, high speed, 5-111
Internet of Things (IoT), 2-49, 13-286, install, 13-287
IP address, 5-106
Integrated Development Environment (IDE), 10-214
Internet user worldwide, 5-108
Intranet, 5-116
Isabel, 7-157
ISO certification, 8-174
IT doesn’t matter, 7-147

Key-Value database, 4-89
Kim, Paul, 11-243
Knowledge Management (KM), 4-98

Laptop, 1-12
Lean methodologies, 10-207
Linux, 3-56
Local Area Network (LAN), 1-21

Machine code, 10-209
Mainframe, 1-18
Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP), 1-19
Metadata, 4-92
Metcaffe’s Law, 5-119
Microsoft Excel, 3-57
Mobile applications, 3-67, building, 10-221, cross platform, 10-221
Mobile phone users worldwide, 13-280
Mobile networking, 5-113
Mobile security, 6-136
Mobile technology trends, 13-282
Motherboard, 2-39
Moore’s Law, 2-37

Nanobot, 13-289
Network Interface Card (NIC), 2-44
Nielsen, Jakob, 11-241
Non-obvious relationship awareness, 12-269
Normalization, 4-82
NoSQL, 4-89

Office application suites, 3-60
Open source software, 3-71
Openoffice, 3-72
Operating systems, 1-15, 3-55
Outsourcing, 9-193
Ownership of software, 3-63

Packet, 5-106
Password security, 6-130
Patent, 12-263
Patent troll, 12-265
PC, 1-12
Personal information security, 6-138
Personally identifiable information, 12-268
Physical security, 6-134
Powerpoint, 3-62
Portable computer, 2-47
Porter’s five forces, 7-150
Post PC world, 1-24
Primary key, 4-80
Printable, 13-284
Privacy, data, 4-97, 12-267
Procedural v. object-oriented, 10-213
Productivity paradox, 7-146
Productivity software, 3-58
Project manager, 9-188
Programming language spectrum, 10-212
Protocol, 5-108
Public key encryption, 6-129

Quality triangle, 10-208

Random Access Memory (RAM), 2-40
Rapid Application Development (RAD), 10-203
Retail Link, Walmart, 1-27
Router, 5-106
RSA SecurID token, 6-126

Security policies, 6-135
Sharepoint, 5-118
Smartphone, 1-12, 2-47
Software, 1-15
Solid State Drive (SSD), 2-41
Stop Think Connect, 6-139
Structured Query Language (SQL) 4-86
Student Clubs database, 4-81
Supply Chain Management, 1-27, 3-66
Support analyst, 9-185
Switch, 5-106
Systems analyst, 9-181
Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC), 10-200

Tableau, 3-62
Tablet, 2-48, decline, 13-282
TCP/IP, 5-105
Ted talk fibre optic, 1-23
Time-sharing, 1-19
Trademark, 12-265

Universal Serial Bus (USB), 2-42
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, 13-290
Usability, 6-138
Users, adoption types, 9-194

Value chain, 7-148
Virtual Machine (VM), 3-70
Virtual Private Network (VPN), 6-133
Virtualization, 3-70
Voice Over IP (VOIP), 5-115

Walmart, 1-26, 4-91
Wearable, 13-282
Web 2.0, 1-23, 5-109
Web services, 10-219
Website, build, 10-216
Wi-fi, 5-112
Windows operating system, 1-20
Word size, 2-34
World 3.0, 11-236
World is flat, 11-234
World Wide Web (WWW), 1-22