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Papers On Computer Technology
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CUSTOMER RETENTION IN THE MIDST OF TECHNOLOGY CHANGE
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This 4-page paper discusses three challenges in customer retention with technology change, and how an IT manager can deal with the problems. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MTcustrete.rtf
Customer Survey: “Library Without Walls”
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A 6 page proposal for a study designed to gain insight into customers’ views of the digital options available to them and the degree to which they use those options. The public library long has been a site offering Internet access to those who do not have other means of access available to them. Diminishing that role of the public library may affect the degree to which the library serves the local area. The paper includes a 12-item customer survey. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: KSlibCustSurv.rtf
Cyberphobia And Technophobia: Annotated Bibliography
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6 pages in length. The writer provides a 15-source annotated bibliography.
Filename: TLCTechS.rtf
Cyberspace: The New Frontier?
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5 pages in length. John Perry Barlow concludes that cyberspace is a new frontier where people may find a communal home. The reasons why Barlow initially believed this to be true have been somewhat modified from their original composition; however, Barlow still subscribes to the belief that cyberspace presents a certain – if not unorthodox – form of communal atmosphere. The writer discusses that while others acknowledge this seemingly inherent element of Internet relations, there is still some trepidation with regard to fully condoning Barlow's assertion. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCcyber.wps
Cyborg or Quality of Life?
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A 13 page paper discussing where IT should go in supporting "bionics" research. Biomedical and biomechanical research is totally dependent on the availability of high-volume and high-dependability computing systems. The fears of creating a cyborg are ill founded. Though they make great entertainment and provide many ideas for philosophical exercise, they cannot overcome the laws of physics on which reality is based. The benefits of biomedical enhancement are clear, however. They have the ability not only to improve afflicted individuals' quality of life in practical terms, but also to carry positive effect in sociological realms. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
Filename: KSsocITcyborg.rtf
Danny Hillis - Inventor Of Super Computers
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Supercomputers, as they are called can be loosely defined as the most powerful number crunchers available at any given time. For years, super computers were applied almost exclusively to national-security tasks, such as breaking codes or designing ever deadlier nuclear bombs in record-breaking time. This 5 page research paper documents their history, use today, and also studies the genius behind their original creation. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: Supecomp.wps
Data and Voice Convergence: Current Services and Trends
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This 4 page paper provides an overview of the current trends and services available in data and voice convergence technology and also considers the basic structure of the telecommunications systems that support this type of technology. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: MHdatavo.wps
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