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Micronics,Llc
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Micronics,Llc
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Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Services
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IT.pptx
Information technology refers to the combination of computer hardware, software, and telecommunications to process data, store information, and share knowledge. Advances in IT have enabled enormous data processing and storage capabilities as well as rapid information distribution through networks. However, technology is a tool that can be used for both positive and negative outcomes, so its development must be guided towards beneficial applications.
Lecture 6 e-cmmerce , e commerce infrastructure,the internet -chapter 3
internet technology, internet background, terms used in internet, the web, broadband,domain name system ,
Modern Technology
About modern technology in our modern life. It can be helpful to increase your knowledge.
Thank You.
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- 6. “ I don’t believe people are going to browse the Web on their phone. I don’t believe people want to use Wikipedia from their phone.” (Brendan Eich, CTO Mozilla)
- 7. fixed internet mobile internet search is key context is key finding Being found email & IM VoIP & IM me and the world me in the world web surfing web services PC & laptop many devices
- 10. Technically Speaking Community Services Platform Mobile widgets engine Community publishing site Service creation tools Applications
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- 19. afraid of disruption not IP ready OSS/BSS focussed not community based making still enough money today
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