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Bing ERP and, 272 Chief security officer (CSO), 431
chat, 49 flowchart, 93f Chief technology officer (CTO), 430f, 431, 435
search, 369 IS and, 458–459, 459f China, Google and, 511
Biometric authentication, 404 tracking inventory, 198–200 Chrome browser, 52, 126, 224
BI. See Business intelligence (BI) value generation and, 90–92 Cisco Systems Inc., 119, 312n
BI systems. See Business intelligence (BI) Business process engineering, 261 Citadel, 424–426
systems Business process management (BPM), 91 Clapper, James R., 419
Bitcoins, 281 activities, 462–463 Click ratios, 19
Bits (binary digits), 117, 118f four stages of, 463f Clickstream data, 312, 351
BlackBerry OS, 126f, 128 organizational use of, 461–463 Clicky, 316
Blackboard, 9 Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN), Clients, 117, 125f
Black Hat conference, 399–400 464–465, 465f Closed source project, 135
Bladt, Jeff, 364n Business process reengineering, 261 Cloud-based resource, 139
Blue, Violet, 399n Business school, importance of MIS in, 5–10 CloudFront (Amazon), 208
Bluetooth, 215 Business-to-business (B2B), 301 Cloud Security Alliance, 239n
Botnets, 399 Business-to-consumer (B2C), 301 Cloud services, 107, 117
Boyle, Randall, 415n Buy-in estimation ethics, 470–471 Cloud technology, 6, 46
BPM. See Business process management BYOD (bring your own device) advantages of, 211
BPMN. See Business process model notation organizational policy, 146–147 business use of, 230–231
Brassfield, Marissa, 321n personal mobile devices, at work, 145–147 carriers, net neutrality and, 217–218
Bratton, William J., 343 Bytes, 118 defining, 207–210
Bricks-and-mortar store, 140–141 future of, 234, 236–237
Brooks, Fred, 478n, 481 C in-house hosting vs., 210–211
Brook’s Law, 481 Cable line, WAN connection, 217 Internet addressing, 218–219
Browser applications, 224–225 Cache memory, 119 Internet example, 217
for collaboration, 52 Camtasia video, 52 networks and, 211, 214–217
as web apps, 126 Capital, defined, 302 organizational uses of, 227–229
Browser forms, database, 175–178 Careers protocols supporting web services, 224–227
Browsers in data analysis, 168–169 security and, 231–234
botnets from, 399 five-component, 26–27 service-oriented architecture (SOA),
cookies and, 381–383 IS-related job positions, 432–433 222–224
malware and, 408 in software development, 149 types of clouds, 227f
Brunker, Mike, 399n Carriers, net neutrality and, 217–218 types of services, 227f
Brute force attack, 397 Case studies web server and, 219–221
Budnick, Nick, 290n, 500 Amazon.com and innovation, 106–109 when to use, 211
Bugs list, 476f Apple Inc., 157–159 Cluster analysis, 360
Burrows, Mike, 188n databases, inventory, 198–200 CMS. See Content management systems
Bushey, Ryan, 125n dogfooding, 75–79 CNET News, 152
Business. See also Organization(s) entries FinQloud system, 245–246 COBIT (Control Objectives for Information and
as social activity, 37 Hadoop, 381–383 related Technology), 463
Business fundamentals, chances in BPM and, 462 interorganizational ISs, 288–290 COBOL, 175
Business intelligence (BI), 340 requirements, managing/not managing, Cole, Carey, 60n
data acquisition, 349–351, 354–355 499–500 Cole, Matthew, 399n, 419n
data mining applications, 359–363 Sedona, 332–335 Collaboration, defined, 38
future of, 372–373 Target Corporation and data theft, 424–426 Collaboration information systems (CIS)
knowledge management systems role of, value of ideas, development and, 452–453 become informed, 42
366–371 zulily, 31–33. See also zulily characteristics of, 37–40, 39f
PRIDE and, 341, 379 Cassandra (NoSQL DBMS), 132, 188, 230, collaboration needs for decision
publishing alternatives, 371–372 297, 365 making, 44f
reporting applications, 355–359 Categorical imperative, 20–21 communication tools, 47–51
users, 350 Cavens, Darrell, 31–33 communication/content sharing, 47
Business intelligence (BI) analysis, 343 CCleaner, 398 components of, 46–47
Business intelligence (BI) applications, 342–343 C# computer language, 176 cooperation and, 37
defined, 340 C+ computer language, 175 decision-making, 42–44
entertainment, 342 CDN (content delivery network), 228 differences, collaboration and, 39–40
purchasing patterns, changes in and, 342 Cell phones, 120 feedback, 38–40
Business intelligence (BI) server, functions of, 372 Censorship, international Internet, 511–512 future of, 67
Business intelligence (BI) systems Central processing unit (CPU), 116 IS requirements for, 47f
activities in, 343–349, 343f Chandra, Tushar, 188n meaningful experience with, 41
BI applications and, 342–343 Chang, Fay, 188n problem solving, 44
in organizations and, 340–343 Chatter, social media, 304–305 project data, 46–47
predictive policing, 343 Cheflet™ 3D Systems, 125 project management, 44–46
Business item, 464 Chief Digital Officers (CDOs), 323 project metadata, 46–47
Business process Chief executive officer (CEO), 430 purposes of, 41–46
activities in, correlating IS and, 458f Chief financial officer (CFO), 430 requirements for different collaboration
competitive advantage via, 95–96 Chief information officer (CIO), 430, 435, 442 purposes, 48f
development of apps, 457–460. See also Chief information security officer (CISO), 431 security and, 68–69
Development entries Chief operating officer (COO), 430 shared content and, 51–55, 58–60