Exam 4: Networks, Collaborative Technology, and the Internet of Things

A(n)____________ is a widely used type of network based on Internet technology (e.g.browsers,Internet protocols,etc. )but focused on serving the internal informational needs of a company.

Cloud based _________ apps such as Evernote and iMindmap Online can help groups with idea generation when members of the group are geographically dispersed or have conflicting schedules that prevent them from meeting face-to-face.

Wi-Fi is a short-range wireless communications technology found in billions of devices,such as smartphones,computers,medical devices,and home entertainment products.

________ is the method by which data are sent from one device to another via a network.

The higher the required QoS,the less expensive the technologies needed to manage organizational networks.

Broadband is the capacity,or throughput per second of a network.

Basic functions of business networks are all of the following except _______.

_________ involves a dedicated connection between a source and a destination,such as when a voice call is placed between two landline telephones.

In most organizations today,when the ____________ goes down (crashes),it causes almost complete disruption of productivity or service,including lost sales,financial consequences,and inability to process payroll and inventory.

Network capacity is measured in terms of its ________.

Advocates of ________ argue that ISPs should treat all sources of data equally and not attempt to give priority to content providers who pay for faster transmission or to their own content.

The connection of two Bluetooth devices is called:

Which of the following is not one of the basic functions of business networks?

Amazon has enhanced its voice-automated Alexa with a new standard API called __________which increases the efficiency of the list feature.

___________ is an umbrella term that applies to location-aware technologies that allow devices to communicate securely with each other over short distances.