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Aplicar MOT Framework al iPhone en caso IVK.- Caso Harvard
(Nota: respuesta con el diagrama del marco MOT con respecto al caso)
Caso
El iPhone en IVK
Jim Barton, CIO IVK Financial Services, se recost en su silla y alz los ojos al techo. Mecindose, se
llev una mano a la frente. Los documentos dispuestos a su alrededor en el escritorio, el correo
electrnico del CEO Carl Williams que brillaba persistentemente en la pantalla LCD de su
computadora, nada de eso desaparecera, se dio cuenta, sin importar cunto quisiera escapar. Es
demasiado tarde en el da , pens. No tengo energa para esto. Intent frotarse los ojos, pero eso no
le proporcion ningn alivio. Finalmente, sabiendo que en realidad no haba otra opcin, se inclin
hacia adelante para enfrentar su ltimo problema de administracin de TI que se convirti en una bola
de nieve.
Barton haba regresado de una reunin para encontrar algunos papeles en su bandeja de entrada y
algunos correos electrnicos en su bandeja de entrada. No pareca mucho, solo un lote final de
firmas y respuestas que intentara sacar antes de irse a casa por la noche. Pero mientras los
examinaba, lentamente se dio cuenta de que cada uno contaba parte de una sola historia
complicada.
La primera fue una solicitud de servicio no estndar (NSR), generada a partir de una llamada a la
mesa de ayuda de TI. Los representantes de la mesa de ayuda generaron una NSR cuando una
persona que llam solicit algo que no estaba en la lista oficial de servicios respaldados por el grupo
de TI. Por diseo, una NSR desencaden un proceso de decisin deliberado dentro del grupo de TI
para considerar cmo manejar la solicitud extraa. A menudo, esto significaba decidir si
proporcionar soporte, nico o continuo, para una tecnologa no estndar, tal vez un paquete de
software de escritorio que un representante de marketing quera usar para la gestin de contactos.
Se desalent el uso de tecnologas no autorizadas dentro de IVK (de hecho, oficialmente prohibido),
pero en realidad termin habiendo algunas. Los empleados de TI, con sus editores, widgets y otras
aplicaciones favoritas, solan ser los peores infractores. Y la organizacin de TI prefiri saber acerca
de las tecnologas no estndar en lugar de tener personas escabullndose para instalarlas en
secreto. Muy a menudo, aunque no siempre, las tecnologas no oficiales recibieron apoyo informal.
Esto funcion siempre y cuando no hubiera demasiados.
La NSR en la mano de Barton tena un post-it pegado, con un mensaje escrito que reconoci. Raj
Juvvadi, jefe del departamento de TI al que informaban Atencin al cliente y el Centro de atencin
telefnica, haba garabateado: "Obtenga un montn de esto, qu hacemos con l?"
A primera vista, Barton no haba entendido. Pareca una solicitud de ayuda con un iPhone, que no
era un dispositivo sancionado dentro de IVK. Barton y su equipo han trabajado arduamente para
frenar la creciente variedad de PDA y telfonos inteligentes que haban comenzado a extenderse
por toda la organizacin y se haban estandariz.
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)Y stipulating its dependence of C on azgregate output Y. Planned investment by the private
sector is Ip=10 while government purchases and net exports are zero. 0) Obtain autonomous
consumption, the marginal propensity to save (MPS), the spending multipler iml. the equilibrium
GDP and the private savings 5 for this economy Gou may need to draw a consumption table for Y
leveis 0,10,20,1002. (ii) Anticipating a favorable effect on business of the end of the pandemic,
firms decide to double planned irvestment spending to expand capaciy. What will happen to the
GDP and to private savings? (ii) Confident about the signs of economic recovery observed in (ii),
people abandons any sign of austere bethavior and indulges in a lavish spending surge evidenced
by an increase in autonomous consumption from 5 to 10. What will happen to the equibrium GDP
and to private savings as a consequence of this behaviorai change? Obtain the new values of Y
and S as part of your answer. (iv) Using a single graph, describe the equilbriun GDP
correspondins to the scenarios described in parts (i), (i) and (ii). You may atzach a picture of the
graph to an email and send it the (v) Comparing (i) and (iii, can you conclude that abandoning
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5060708090 NPV s PV(all FCF 2) - inetiat investment?.
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Use one paragraph to answer the question of which of the two aircraft breaches is more
dangerous: 1) the breach of ACARS described in this case or 2) the breach created by the hacker
(described earlier) who took control of a planes throttle briefly through the entertainment system
and then tweeted about it? Why? (HINT: Be sure to choose only one of the breaches described as
most dangerous. Do not say both.)
Case Study 7-1 The Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) On
June 22, 2015, LOT, the state-owned Polish airline, had to ground at least 10 national and
international flights because hackers breached the network at Warsaw's Chopin airport and
intercepted the flight plans that pilots need before taking off. The grounding affected about 1,400
passengers and lasted over five hours before the problem was solved. A month earlier, United
Airlines was reported to have experienced the same problem in the United States, and pilots
reported bogus flight plans repeatedly popping up on the system. A consultant explained that the
radio network that carried flight plans did not need authentication and was designed to trust the
communications. A committee was then set up to develop a proposed standard for flight plan
security. Fortunately, the flight plan did not control the plane, and a pilot had to accept and enter
the plan. A strange result, such as heading to a distant city in the wrong direction, would not be
entered or accepted. Even if the bogus plan were entered and accepted by the pilot, there was no
danger of collision or crash because of the fraudulent plans. Any changes received to the plan
while in flight had to be confirmed with air traffic controllers, who analyzed the new plan for safety.
Alarms would also indicate a possible collision..
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This is a follow up question to my unity agents farmer, horse, pig, chicken. given a farmeragent.cs
that was provided will this animalagent.cs work as long as i provide a fooditem script attached to
apple, truffle, worm? Basically what Im trying to verify is that my animalagent script will work with
the farmeragent script here are the scripts
Farmeragent.cs
public class FarmerAgent : Agent { public GameObject horse; public GameObject pig; public
GameObject chicken; private bool isHorseFed = false; private bool isPigFed = false; private bool
isChickenFed = false; public override void AgentReset() { isHorseFed = false; isPigFed = false;
isChickenFed = false; } public override void CollectObservations() { // No observations needed for
the farmer agent } public override void AgentAction(float[] vectorAction, string textAction) { int
action = Mathf.FloorToInt(vectorAction[0]); switch (action) { case 0: DropApple(horse); break; case
1: DropTruffle(pig); break; case 2: DropWorm(chicken); break; } AddReward(-0.01f); } private void
DropApple(GameObject animal) { if (animal.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().preferredFood ==
Food.Apple) { animal.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().isFed = true; isHorseFed = true;
AddReward(1.0f); } else { AddReward(-1.0f); } } private void DropTruffle(GameObject animal) { if
(animal.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().preferredFood == Food.Truffle) {
animal.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().isFed = true; isPigFed = true; AddReward(1.0f); } else {
AddReward(-1.0f); } } private void DropWorm(GameObject animal) { if
(animal.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().preferredFood == Food.Worm) {
animal.GetComponent<AnimalAgent>().isFed = true; isChickenFed = true; AddReward(1.0f); }
else { AddReward(-1.0f); } } private void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other) { if
(other.CompareTag("Wall") || other.CompareTag("Environment")) { AddReward(-0.1f); } } }
animalagents.cs
public class AnimalAgent : Agent { public Food preferredFood; public bool isFed = false; public
override void AgentReset() { isFed = false; } public override void CollectObservations() { // No
observations needed for the animal agent } public override void AgentAction(float[] vectorAction,
string textAction) { // No actions needed for the animal agent } private void OnTriggerEnter(Collider
other) { if (other.CompareTag("Food")) { Food foodType =
other.GetComponent<FoodItem>().foodType; if (foodType == preferredFood) { isFed = true;
AddReward(1.0f); } else { AddReward(-1.0f); } Destroy(other.gameObject); } else if
(other.CompareTag("Wall") || other.CompareTag("Environment")) { AddReward(-0.1f); } } }
fooditem.cs
public class FoodItem : MonoBehaviour { public Food foodType; }.
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67Divya a cybersecurity analyst has been noticing more in.pdf
67.Divya, a cybersecurity analyst, has been noticing more incidents of malware infestations on her
organization's network. Which of the following might she implement as a solution?
Ganesh is a new cybersecurity analyst at an organization. He finds that a number of the
computers have a service running on them that seems to talk to a command and control server
known to orchestrate DDoS attacks. Which of the following terms can be used to describe the
compromised computers within his organization's network?
Zadoc has discovered that several recent transactions on his company's e-commerce website
have resulted in negative dollar amounts being charged. In other words, the company owes
refunds to these customers rather than charging them for a transaction. Which of the following
might be the cause?
Viola wants to improve her organization's software development methodologies and processes.
Which of the following might she look to implement?
Luningning has been tasked with protecting her organization's infrastructure to lessen the chances
of someone breaking in and stealing hard drives and other data storage that contains confidential
and proprietary information. She decides to install outer perimeter fencing and place a security
guard at gates where visitors must check in before entering the parking area. Which of the
following types of controls has she decided to implement?
a. Implement a spam filter.
b. Create an application
whitelist.
c. Create an application
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services. Which one of the following correctly describes an Internet-based application protocol? (
1.0 ) A. Chat and Instant messaging use Internet VoiP protocol. B. Cloud computing can be
affected by thunder and lightning C. P2P is used to encrypt personal information to keep it private.
D. Files can be shared over the Internet using FTP or BitTorrent protocols.5 : Multiple choice Most
computers use Unicode or extended () codes to represent character data. (1.0 ) A. WEB B. BIT C.
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54.800 plus $92 per job, and the actual mobile lab operating expenses for February were $9.120.
The compatry expected to wiork 140 jobs in. February, but actually worked 142 jobs. Recuirect:
Prepare-a ficxible budget performance report showing AirQual Test Corporation's revenue and
spending variances and activity varlances for February. (Indicate the effect of each variance by
selecting "F" for favorable, "U" for unfavorable, and "None" for no ffect (i.e., zero variance). Input
all amounts as positive values.).
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were brown. Complete parts a and b. b) Assume you have an infinite supply of M8M's from which
to draw. Suppose you pick three MSM's in a fow 1. What is the probability that they are all
orange? 2. What is the probability that the third one is the first one that is green? 3. What is the
probability that none are yellow? 4. What is the probability that at least one is brown? 1. The
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Record entry to transfer expenses to income summary. Notei Enter debits-before credits.Prepare
the closing entries for Jamison Company on October 31, 20x1. Journal entry worksheet 3.4
Recond entry to transfer fees income to income summary.Prepare the closing entries for Jamison
Company on October 31. 20xt. Journal entry worksheet 1. Record entry to transfer expenses to
income summary. Note: Enter debits before oredts.Prepare the closing entries for Jamison
Compony on October 34, 20xi. Journal entry worksheet: Record entry to transfer net income or net
loss from income surnmary to capital. Mote: Enter debits Defore cred,ts.Prepare the closing
entnes for Janson Compeny on October 31, 20xt. Journal entry worksheet <12 Aecord entry to
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Reference Question
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system to be built:
a) The client daemon must be visible to the user
b) The system must provide automatic verification of corrupted links or outdated data
c) The internal naming convention must ensure that records are unique
d) Communication between the database and server must be encrypted
e) Relationships must exist between title groups [a type of record in the database]
f) Files should be organized into groups of file dependencies
g) The system must interface with an Oracle database
h) The system must handle 50,000 users concurrently
Classify each of the above as functional requirement, a quality requirement, a design
constraint..
Send answers please Thanks 27 The ANS generally exhibits .pdf
Send answers please. Thanks
27. The ANS generally exhibits "divergence". Explain what this means. Which division diverges
morc? 28. The autonomic neuron whose axon exits the CNS is called the: The ANS neuron that
innervates the target is called the 29. The cranial nerve which carries nearly all parasympathetic
axons is the It exits the CNS from the (be specific). 30. The adrenal medulla secretes (be specilic):
31. Describe the effects of the sympathetic nervous system on the liver. Explain how this effect is
critical during a sympathetic response. We may cover this in Chapter 11/19, but based on a simply
fightffight model you can make an accurate prediction. 32. Describe the effects of the sympathetic
nervous system on adipocytes. Explain how this effect is critical during a sympathetic response.
We may cover this in Chapter 11/I9, but based on a simply fight/flight model you can make an
accurate prediction.12. Sympathetic neurons the diameter of the bronchioles by the activity of
smooth muscle in their walls. (yes, two arrows) 13. Parasympathetic neurons the flow of blood to
the external genitalia. 14. Parasympathetic neurons the size of the pupil of the eye. 15.
Parasympathetic ncurons the volume of sweat secreted. 16. Parasympathetic neurons smooth
muscle activity in the small intestines (peristalsis). 17. Parasympathetic neurons saliva secretion.
18. Parasympathetic ncurons the contraction of skeletal muscles. 19. Parasympathetic neurons
the rate the SA node depolarizes. 20. Parasympathetic neurons the volume of sweat secreted. 21.
Parasympathetic neurons the diameter of the bronchioles by the activity of smooth muscle in their
walls. (yes, two arrows) 22. There are numerous differences between the ANS and Somatic
nervous systems. Describe as many as you can. 23. Many organs are innervated by both divisions
of the ANS, but are a number of important exceptions. List each exception, state which division
does the innervation, and describe the general effect that division of the ANS has on the target
organ (excitation / inhibition, you can use +or -) 24. The term that specifically describes the
opposite effects that the sympathetic and parasympathetic have on the SA node (or many other
organs/structures) is 25. List the parts of the brain that serve as the "major ANS control centers"..
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field sizes (10 Marks) b) The following memory field were obtained, where each 4 HEX bits
represents the TAB, SET and WORD fields respectively (assume noisy data bits are padded to fill
in the excess memory). 0x325F2B43A3FE Extract the correct main memory address in HEX from
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Starting with the SIR model with births and deaths where i.pdf
Starting with the SIR model with births and deaths (where is the birth and death rate, is the
infection rate, and is the recovery rate), adding immunization at a rate that moves individuals from
the susceptible to the recovered class leads to the model: dtdSdtdIdtdR=SNI+(NS)S=SNIII=I(NS(+
))=IR+S where all other variables and parameters are as defined in class. Note that dSdN=0, so
the total population size N=S+I+R is constant, and we can focus on dtdS and dtdI, ignoring dtdR.
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expressions for the proportion of susceptibles x, the proportion of infecteds y, and time in disease
generations based on the total rate of departure from the infected population. Then provide
expressions for ddx,ddy,R0 (infection rate in disease generations), (birth/death rate in disease
generations), and a new parameter (rate of immunization expressed in disease generations) such
that all variables and parameters are dimensionless. (c) (10 pts) Find the equilibrium value of x at
the disease-free equilibrium with y=0. (d) (10 pts) Mathematically determine whether, or under
what conditions, the diseasefree equilibrium found in (c) is locally stable. (e) (10 pts) Given your
analysis, what is the rate of immunization that would prevent an epidemic? (Express your answer
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