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Hypothesize a set of at least three arguments as to why innovation is important to the competitiveness of nations, companies, leaders, and individual employees. Solution One of the main reasons why innovation is important is the fact that it creates development on nations and business, it opens opportunities to new projects that on the past have not being taken in consideration. Innovation sometimes is the only way an organization has to stay alive on business because of the hard and globalize competition, it creates the unique value for your brand our country, and it is an added value. For example recently Nicaragua offer new investors that they will not need to pay taxes for 10 years as long as they start a business there and offer job to the people in Nicaragua. Innovation makes the organization better every day, it is a constant improvement on the processes on a positive manner, and this increases creativity. You don’t need to create something new that no one has ever think you can take a product and add it qualities that your competition does not have and making your target market to prefer your brand..

I appreciate any help with the following questions.
(1) What type of interfaces do we use in data communications and networking? How do we
characterize the interface between layers of a network architecture?
(2) Can a physical system remain linear for any and all possible inputs? Why or why not?
Solution
1.Network interface is a software that can be associated with a physical device or hardware.In
present day we use GUI(Graphical User interface).Different GUI are
a) Pointing Devices b)Pointer c) Bit-Mapped Displays d)Windows e)Menus f)Dialog box
g)Icons h)Desktop Metaphors.
Networking allows computers to share information , applications and even hardware devices.The
following is a list of seven layers of network architecture?
2. yes. a physical system is linear for any possible inputs.For instance if we increase the strength
of the input , the output also willbe increased.If we increase our voice,ear will response double to
be in linear system.7Application6Presentation5Session4Transport3Network2Data link1Physical

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