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...? Computer Sciences and Information Technology Annotated Bibliography Topic: Information Security Risk Assessment Framework and Metrics in the South Australia Real Estate Sector. Supervisor: Information Security Risk Assessment Framework and Metrics in the South Australia Real Estate Sector Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (2010) Prudential Practice Guide: PPG 234- Management of security risk in information and information technology. Web: http://www.apra.gov.au/Policy/upload/PPG_PPG234_MSRIT_012010_v7.pdf. Accessed on 10th April 2012. APRA records that Information Technology...
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...Running Head: APPLICATIONS OF WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY IN THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM A Study on the Different Applications of the Wireless Technology In the Educational System
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The study is based on the application of a wireless technology referred to as Audience Response System to high school students on the basis of different concepts. One main basis is the constructivist learning highlighting the active role of learners in attaining the knowledge themselves. In that precept, the conventional lectures in classrooms are theoretically replaced by wireless ARS for the students to operate programs on their own. The said technique brought about a positive...
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...Information Retrieval (Annotated Bibliography) Annotated Bibliography Borghoff, U. M., & Pareschi, R. (1999). Information Technology for Knowledge Management.
Journal of Universal Computer Science, 3(8), 835-842.
Borghoff and Pareschi’s article is one of the applications of information technology. The article focuses on the usage of information technology in management. The article concentrates on the application of knowledge in management to an organization as facilitated by information technology. The application of information retrieval is covered under...
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By the end of 2001, several mobile devices were being used as a tool of instruction in education, and societies are likely to continue using mobile technologies in different aspects of education. This technical development can be observed in developed and developing societies. This review was mainly conducted on mobile use in the developing world with an aim of determining the major challenges teachers face while using mobile devices in instruction. The researchers were able to gather qualitative information using database sources, bibliographies from the internet, books written on mobile usage, review conducted by the society, as well as other authors
Findings from the review explained a lot of...
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...Annotated Bibliography Lasker, R., Humphreys, B., & Braithwaite, W. (2006). Making a Powerful Connection: The Health of the Public and the National Information Infrastructure. Retrieved from: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/staffpubs/lo/makingpd.html
The authors argue that health can benefit from NII technology. The article analyzes the generic capabilities of NII technology and shows how NII technology can support future population health. The authors consider the current applications of NII technology in population-based public health sand establish barriers that may hinder such applications. The article entails a strategy for increasing the applications of...
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...Technology – Annotated Bibliography Kovach, Sue. The Hidden Dangers Of Cell Phone Radiation. Life Extension Magazine 2014: 1 - 2. Print.< http://www.lef.org/Magazine/2007/8/report_cellphone_radiation/Page-01>
This is a magazine article was authored by Sue Kovach and the purpose of this article was to inform the audience about the health issues that are experienced by individuals as a result of their contact with radiation that is caused due to cell phones (Kovach 1). The author cites various studies that have identified the damaging effects of cell phone radiation on the health and wellbeing of users and other stakeholders. The author cites a researcher named Dr. Carlo who along with his team working...
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...of the organization. The threat of information leakage or loss of goods is almost negligible, making the company highly profitable (Bielecki and Szymonik 2011).
Product identification allows the organization to protect its products from risky or dangerous situations. In this way, the company eliminates the threat of making losses or losing information to rival groups. The company is thus safe from unhealthy competition, which is a common aspect of modern day businesses.
There are other forms of manufacturing Technology that are critical in terms of bettering the supply chain, which amounts to improvements in profits. The management of the supply chain yields to increased production...
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...is a well-known phenomenon, future research may be needed to find solutions that diminish this negative trend in more economic focussed organizations.
Appari, A. (2012). Medication administration quality and health information technology: A national study of US hospitals. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, 19(3), 360-367.
The purpose of this study to analyze whether or not the use of a computerized physician order entry and the implementation of an electronic medication administration records system actually leads to a better quality of medication administration at medium-to-large acute-care hospitals. The analysis itself focused on 11 quality indicators (January-December 2009)...
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...who were assessed over aspects such as awareness, the amount of information they have concerning the use of technology in education and how exactly they manage this technology. This study looked at the concerns that teachers have over several levels of their professional development.
In using this paper for my research, I was able to have a better understanding of the concerns of teachers and especially the feelings that they have over the implementation of technology and more importantly, the tools that they use in order to effectively manage this technology. this paper was especially important since it looks at the implementation across a number of...
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...as descriptive and well researched.
Wiley, C. (2013).What are Accounting Information Systems? Retrieved from http://www.accountingedu.org/accounting-information-systems.html.
The information from this website provides an overview of accounting information systems. Wiley provides the definition accounting information systems, elements, functions and some of the applicable areas of AIS. The writer Wiley generally highlights each element of an accounting information system without really dwelling into the details. For example, Wiley defines an information technology structure as the hardware necessary for...
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