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Mobile Computing: Mobile Computing, is the use of portable computing devices (such as laptop and handheld computers) in conjunction with mobile communications technologies to enable users to access the Internet and data on their home or work computers from anywhere in the world. It is a human–computer interaction by which a computer is expected to be transported during normal usage.Major concerns relating to mobile computing are given as follows: • Mobile computing has its fair share of security concerns as any other technology. • Dangers of misrepresentation - Another problem plaguing mobile computing are credential verification. • Power consumption: When a power outlet or portable generator is not available, mobile computers must rely entirely on battery power. • Potential health hazards.

2)A Transaction Processing System (TPS) may be defined as a type of information system that collects, stores, modifies and retrieves the day-to-day data transactions of an enterprise. Archetypal examples of such systems would be used in an Airline Reservation Systems, Railway reservation System, Banking Systems, or the Accounting System of roughly any outsized company.

1)There are different types of servers, based on the nature of service they provide. Some of them are given as follows: • File server: This is a computer and storage device dedicated to storing files. Any user on the network can store files on the server. • Print server: This is a computer that manages one or more printers. • Network server: This is a computer that manages network traffic. • Database server: This is a computer system that processes database queries. • Application Server: This is a program that handles all application operations between users and an enterprise's backend business applications or databases. • Web Servers: Web servers are computers that deliver (serves up) web pages. Every web server has an IP address and possibly a domain name. • Mail Server: Mail servers move and store mail over corporate networks.

IT questions 1)what is a server , explain different types of servers 2)Define TPS cycle 3)Define BPA and it's benefits 4)Define mobile computing and its concerns 5)Describe ACID test of any TPS

4)• The network system implemented within the client/server technology is commonly called by the computer industry as Middleware. Middleware is all the distributed software needed to allow clients and servers to interact. General Middleware allows for communication, directory services, queuing, distributed file sharing, and printing.

3) Business applications based on Nature of Application It is clear from the above discussion that the categorization can be extended based on an individual’s understanding and perception of application under review. A business application may also be classified based on business function it covers. For example - accounting applications, Office Management software, Compliance application, Customer relationship management, Decision making software, ERP software, Product lifecycle management, etc. • Accounting Applications: Accounting applications range from application software such as TALLY and wings to high-and applications such as SAP and Oracle Financials. These are used by business entities for the purpose of day-to-day transactions of accounting and generating financial information such as balance sheet, profit and loss account and cash flow statements. These are classified as accounting applications. • Office Management Software: These applications help entities to manage their office requirements like word processors (MS Word), electronic spreadsheets (MS Excel), presentation software (PowerPoint), file sharing systems, etc. The purpose is to automate the day-to-day office work and administration. • Compliance Applications: Enterprises need to comply with applicable laws and regulations. India has taken a long stride in adopting e-compliance for its citizens with government promoting e-filing of documents, e-payments taxes, e-storage of data, etc. This has raised the requirements for software which can help any entity achieve compliances. A separate class of business application are available that facilitate meeting the compliance requirements. • Customer Relationship Management Software: These are specialized applications catering to the need of organizations largely in FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods) categories. These entities need to interact with their customers and respond to them. The response may be in the form of service support or may lead to product innovation. These are sought by entities, which deal directly with consumers. • Management Support Software: These are applications catering to decision-making needs of the management. They may be further classified based on the level of management using them. For example, Management Information System are generally used by middle level manager’s for their decision making needs, on the other hand Decision Support Systems are used by top management for their information requirements.

2)Strategic Level: These are senior managers or Top-level managers that hold the titles such as Chief Executive Officers, Chief Financial Officers, Chief Operational Officers, Chief Information Officers and Chair Person of the Board, President, Vice President and Corporate Head Managers take decisions that will affect the entirety of the organization. Top Managers do not direct the day-to-day activities of the firm; rather they set goals for the organization and direct the company to achieve them. Top Managers are ultimately responsible for the performance of the organization, and often, these managers have very visible jobs. • Management Level: These are Middle Managers that are in the levels below top managers and hold the job titles like General Manager, Regional manager etc. Middle- level Managers are responsible for carrying out the goals set by Top Management. Theydo so by setting goals for their department and other business units. Middle Managers can motivate and assist First-line Managers achieve business objectives. Middle Managers may also communicate upwards, by offering suggestions and feedback to Top Managers. Because Middle Managers are more involved in the day-to-day workings of a company, they may provide valuable information to Top Managers to help improve the performance of an organization. • Knowledge Level: These include knowledge and data workers who are selected, recruited and trained in a special manner than the non-knowledge workers. The knowledge resides in the heads of knowledge workers and these are the most precious resource an organization possesses. • Operational Level: These include Operational Managers or supervisors that are responsible for the daily management of the line workers who actually produce the product or offer the service. There are First-line Managers in every work unit in the organization. Although First-line Managers typically do not set goals for the organization, they have a very strong influence on the company. These are the managers that most employees interact with on a daily basis, and if the managers perform poorly, employees may also perform poorly, may lack motivation, or may leave the company.

1) BPA solutions feature three critical pillars – Orchestration, Integration, and Automation. Tight coupling of these elements enables organizations to streamline and automate business processes regardless of scope, scale, and complexity. BPA application ties up the following activities: • Integration: BPA allows applications and operating systems not only to read data that the systems produce, but also to pass data between the component applications of the business process and to modify the data as necessary. • Orchestration: The process of orchestration enables the ability to bring tasks that exist across multiple computers and different business departments or branches under one umbrella that is the business process itself. • Automation: Orchestration and integration unite with automation to deliver the capability to provide a rules-based process of automatic execution that can span multiple systems and enable a more effective, nimble and efficient business process.

IT questions. 1)Define critical pillars of BPA. 2)Who uses IS 3)Explain business application based on nature of application 4)Define middleware

IT Questions 1)Impact of IT on risks and control. 2)Define types of IS. 3)Explain application based on size and complexity of business. 4)Explain service models of cloud computing.

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IT Questions 1)Define value chain automation . 2)What is process and also explain business process. 3)Describe he audit objectives. 4)Application based on nature of processing. 5)Define BIS.

IT Questions 1)State basic functions of AIS. 2)Classification of Business Process. 3)Define -VOIP -Whatsapp 4)Define components of information system. 5)Application based on source of application.

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Today's IT questions: 1)Reasons for failure of BPMS. 2)Key factors and related considerations in implementing BPM. 3)Define -centralized computing -Decentralized computing 4)What are the threats and vulnerabilities of a network security. 5)Define -Internet -Intranet -Extranet

Today's IT questions: 1)Why documentation is important to information system. 2)Benefits of BPMS. 3)Advantages and disadvantages of peer to peer networking. 4)Define OSI model. 5)Define FCAPS

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Today's IT questions 1)Define entity relationship diagram and types of relationships. 2)What are the principles of BPM. 3)Advantages and disadvantages of mesh network. 4)Advantages and disadvantages of bus network. 5)Define -Terrestrial microwave -Radio waves -Microwaves