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shop or entertain yourselves with the help of this system. It has made our lives easier and hence there are several protocols that have been developed for the same. Protocols are the standards that are set for something and hence we would discuss some of the major internet related protocols and services. SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol) is one of the most commonly used protocols for the internet. It is an international standard that has been developed for the provision and usage of email services
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According to the report “ Email statistics report‚ 2009-2013” written by The Radicati Group‚ the number of email users in over the world is predicted increase from 1.4 billion people in 2009 to 1.9 billion in 2013. In 2009‚ there are approximately 249 millions messages sending each day and the percentage of business emails accounted for 37% of them. In addition‚ corporate workers have to spend about ¼ their working time to send and receive 167 messages per day. According to the article “Email
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WORK-LIFE BALANCE Your Late-Night Emails Are Hurting Your Team by Maura Thomas MARCH 16‚ 2015 Around 11 p.m. one night‚ you realize there’s a key step your team needs to take on a current project. So‚ you dash off an email to the team members while you’re thinking about it. No time like the present‚ right? Wrong. As a productivity trainer specializing in attention management‚ I’ve seen over the past decade how after-hours emails speed up corporate cultures — and that‚ in turn‚ chips away at creativity
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Option 1- File Access The first version of UNIX had a file access scheme where the users where assigned a UID known as a user identification number. The user was also apart many groups but had a main group. The groups where identified by a group id‚ so as files were created they were assigned to a user that had that particular id attached to the user. The file is also put in a specific group; this would be the creator where it originated or the parent directory. Within the file it has
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Information technology for managers Practical File Submitted for partial fulfillment for the award of the Degree of master of business administration (MBA 2012-2014) Under the supervision of Ms SALONI PAHUJA Submitted by ABC Enrollment no. – gitarattan international business school (Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University ) TABLE OF CONTENTS Topics Page No. 1. MS-DOS 03 - 20 2. HTML
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Zone Routing Protocol in Computer Networking (ZRP) Abstract Routing protocols for mobile ad-hoc networks have to face the challenge of frequently changing topology‚ low transmission power and asymmetric links. Both proactive and reactive routing protocols prove to be inefficient under these circumstances. The Zone Routing Protocol (ZRP) combines the advantages of the proactive and reactive approaches by maintaining an up-to-date topological map of a zone centered on each node. Within
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1.1 Constructing Positive Self-esteem Work File 1. Read each statement in the chart below very carefully. Answer each statement with: Never‚ Sometimes‚ or Always. (18 points) Self-esteem chart|Never|Sometimes|Always| 1. I expect a lot from myself.|||X| 2. I freely ask for help when I need it. ||X|| 3. I feel a need to prove myself to others|||X| 4. I have difficulty making decisions.||X|| 5. I feel good about myself.|||X| 6. I resent being told what to do.||X|| 7. I value my time alone
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Distributed File System Abstract A method of storing and accessing files based in a Client/Server Architecture. In a distributed file system‚ one or more central servers store files that can be accessed‚ with proper authorization rights‚ by any number of remote clients in the network. Much like an operating system organizes files in a hierarchical file management system‚ the distributed system uses a uniform naming convention and a mapping scheme to keep track of where files are located. When
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Start-Up Guide For Small e-Businesses Edited by Dr. Richard Rand Associate Professor of Accounting Tennessee Technological University Content Prepared by Sarah Bush Lori Dyer Heather Eberhart Sarah Lynn Farley Stephanie Flatt Leah Gillen Mia Harper Natausha Hill Jacqualene Hite Jennifer Ledbetter Alex Lee Ashley Martin Brad Martin Angela Mason John Reel Dan Scott Josh Stone Scott Waller Emily Wheeler Wanda Wilder Meredith Wilmore Published in Cooperation with Tennessee
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