96.
A service-oriented architecture perspective focuses on the development,
use, and reuse of small self-contained blocks of code called _____ to meet
all the application software needs of an organization.
97.
According to the SOA philosophy, an ERP system should support
transparent _____ across multiple vendors and within ERP modules provided
by the same vendor.
98.
A primary goal of a(n) _____ within a service-oriented architecture is to hide
the underlying IT infrastructure of information and hardware from end users
and customers.
99.
_____ is the capability of two or more computing components to share
information and other resources, even if they are made by different
manufacturers.
100.
The major benefit of _____ is that processing activity can be allocated to the
locations(s) where it can most efficiently be done.
101.
The functions of an information system in a client/server infrastructure are
divided among connected computers (or clients) on a(n) _____ while
centralizing processing and storage for all information on a(n) ____.
102.
Tiered infrastructure is also known as ____.
103.
Client/server infrastructure is a form of ____.
104.
Traditionally, an n-tier infrastructure starts with a basic _____ model and
expands on it to allow for greater performance, scalability, and a host of
other benefits.
105.
_____ is a technology model in which any and all resources are delivered as
a set of services via the Internet.
106.
_____ refers to multiple people simultaneously using a single instance of a
piece of software.
107.
_____ is a delivery model for software identical to SaaS with additional
features such as the ability to customize data entry forms, screens, reports,
and the like.
108.
_____ is a cloud computing model in which you acquire all your technology
needs in the cloud.
109.
A(n) _____ cloud exists within a specific organization instead of on the
Internet.
110.
_____ refer to the baseline values a system seeks to attain.
111.
Most infrastructure-centric-metrics today in the IT world are _____ metrics,
which focus on the extent to which an organization is doing something
right.
112.
A(n) _____ metric is typically a measure of the efficiency, speed, and/or
capacity of technology.
113.
_____ are a measure of the success of your Web and e-business initiatives.
114.
_____ is a Web-centric metric which is commonly used by Nielsen/Net
rankings to rank the most popular Web sites.
115.
Cost-per-thousand is a Web-centric metric which refers to sales dollars
generated per dollar of ____.
116.
With respect to IT systems and information, the _____ was in the past
known as the disaster recovery plan and contingency plan.
117.
In a business continuity plan, the second step of the analysis phase is ____,
in which you document the possible threats to your organization and its
assets.
118.
In the analysis phase of the business continuity plan, _____ involves
considering each threat and building a worst case scenario for each of
them.
119.
The _____ document is the basis for the design phase of business continuity
planning.
120.
Business continuity planning starts with an organization’s ____, which
informs one of the relative importance of resources, processes, systems,
and other organizational assets.
121.
Impact analysis is also known as ____, refers to the process of evaluating IT
assets, their importance of the organization, and their susceptibility to
threats.
122.
A(n) _____ is a separate and fully equipped facility where a company can
move immediately after a disaster and resume business.
123.
A(n) _____ is a separate facility that does not have any computer equipment
but a place where employees can move after a disaster.
124.
In the _____ phase, business continuity planning diverges from the SDLC.
125.
The last phase of business continuity planning is ____.