MIS 300; Chapter 7: The Internet, Intranets, and Extranets

1969 by the U.S.Dept.

of Defense

Journal or newsletter that's updated frequently and intended for the general public.

Indexes of information based on keywords embedded in documents which allows search engines to find what is being looked for.

Formed for people to exchange opinions and ideas on a specific topic; Group members post messages or articles that others in the group can read.

Protocol which converts domain names into IP addresses when information is transferred from one network to another.Unique identifiers of computer or network addresses on the Internet.

Uses the Internet and Web technologies to connect intranets of business partners.

Facilitates communication between organizations or between consumers.Electronic funds transfer (EFT).Electronic data interchange (EDI).

The Web organizes information by using documents that include embedded references to audio, text, images, video, or other documents.

Embedded references in hypermedia documents;Consists of links users can click to follow a thread.

Language used to create Web pages; Defines a page's layout and appearance by using tags and attributes.

Service for communicating with others via a private chat room on the Internet.

Worldwide collection of millions of computers and networks of all sizes;Derived from the term internetworking which meant connecting networks.

Foundation network linked with fiber-optic cables that can support high bandwidth.

Enables users in chat rooms to exchange text messages with people in other locations in real time.

Using the Internet to exchange spoken conversations.

Network within an organization that uses Internet protocols and technologies for:Collecting, storing, and disseminating useful information that supports business activities.

Used to travel from website to website - as in surf the Internet (web browsers).

General in nature and can cover any topic; Allow people to get together for fun or for business purposes.

Electronic audio file posted on the Web for users to download.

Fast, easy way to distribute Web content.

Information system that enables users to retrieve data from the Web by using search terms.

Broad class of websites and services that allow users to connect online;Popular social networking sites;Facebook, Twitter;LinkedIn: Professional networking site; Popular for business use

Web-based development in which people, processes, data, and things are interconnected via the Internet using:RFID devicesBarcodesWireless systemsQR codesA network of "things" embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity which are uniquely identifiable and can interact within the internet

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embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity which are uniquely identifiable and can interact within the internet.

Address of a document or site on the Internet;Otherwise known as universal resource locators, identify a Web page.

Protocol used for Internet telephony; Requires high-speed Internet connection and microphone or headset; Makes international and long-distance calls less expensive; Lacks call quality.

BECAME INTERACTIVE:Trend toward Web applications that are more interactive than traditional Web applications.

Focuses mainly on social networking and collaboration.

Website that allows users to add, delete, and modify content.

hypermedia

search engine

Crawlers

Discussion groups

STATIC, not functional and did not communicate well.

Personalization, intelligent Web applications, allows data to be shared and reused across applications, enterprise, and community boundaries.

Poor call quality