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    Actor Network Theory

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    “Discuss the contribution of Actor-Network Theory to our understanding of management accounting and control in organisations that have adopted ERPS technologies.” Over the past decade‚ management accounting has seen an extraordinary rise in technology driven innovations‚ whereby Hyvonen (2008) explains how this has contributed to the emergence of virtual organisations. The power of ICT plays a pivotal role in many organisations‚ through providing a basis for managing efficient operations and formulating

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    CS T53 COMPUTER NETWORKS UNIT I Introduction to Computer Networks: Need for Networking - Service Description – Connectionless and Connection-Oriented Services – Circuit and Packet Switching – Access Networks and Physical Media – Wireless Links and Characteristics – Queuing Delay and Packet Loss – Internet Protocol stack – OSI Reference Model - Service Models – History of Computer Networking and the Internet. UNIT II Application Layer: Principles of Network Applications – The Web and HTTP

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    Network Interface Card

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    for Network Interface Card or Network Interface Controller. However‚ a NIC is actually referred to as a network adapter by most of the population. A NIC is an expansion card‚ a hardware device attached to a non-portable computer (like a desktop) allowing that computer some new ability. As an expansion card‚ the NIC specifically allows a computer the ability to connect to a network (such as Ethernet or Wi-FI). Function NIC cards serve as conduits between a computer and a network (like

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    Network Monitoring Tools

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    Network monitoring tools can have many important functions that can increase the scaleability and usefulness of a network. They ensure that the computers and devices on the network are functioning at the highest level possible‚ and are available. They also can help increase the productivity and ease of an IT department’s job‚ so it’s important that they choose the right product that suits their needs the best. Network monitoring software detects and reports failures of connections and devices.

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    The Advantages of Social Network Sites by Brian Jung‚ Demand Media * * inShare * * Share * RSS * Email More Articles * What is the Windows Genuine Advantage Notification Tool? * What Does Microsoft Office Update Install? * Definition of a Self-Extracting Zip File * Spyware Removal Tools * What Is Microsoft Internet Explorer? Using social networking sites to promote your business or engage your customers provides you with a unique and engaged audience. While using

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    Social Networks: For or Against? Introduction Over the years there has been a dramatic increase in the use of social networking sites such as: MySpace‚ Twitter‚ Facebook and many more. “Starting out as an easy way of communication‚ social networks have accelerated their pace towards transforming our lives.” (Livingstone‚ S. 2008) Social networks are an effective and cost free way to allow people who are registered to share: interests‚ beliefs‚ real-life experiences and general social interaction

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    converged network adapter

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    Converged network adapter From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia A converged network adapter (CNA)‚ also called a converged network interface controller (C-NIC)‚ is a computer input/output device that combines the functionality of a host bus adapter (HBA) with a network interface controller (NIC). In other words it "converges" access to‚ respectively‚ a storage area network and a general-purpose computer network. "Converged" network adapter diagram Contents   [hide]  1 Support 1.1 Brocade

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    What Is Social Network

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    What is social network Social network referred to as a virtual community or profile site‚ a social network is a web site on the Internet that brings people together in a central location to talk‚ gossip‚ share ideas‚ share interests‚ make new friends‚ etc. Popular websites like Facebook‚ MySpace‚ LinkedIn‚ Flickr‚ BlogSpot‚ and Xanga make it easy to build a web of friends and acquaintances‚ and share with them your photos‚ whereabouts‚ contact information‚ and interests. Social networking sites

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    for the people how far apart they are. After this radio based communication systems Era started. It was an extension of wired based networks. In the beginning it was developed for some special purposes like military and police usage. With the passage of time these systems emerged to allow common peoples to communicate with each other‚ rather then using wired based network. After this the age of faster communication and capabilities of voice get started and evolved into new telecommunication system.

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    strongly believe that people who are on social network should protect their private information by themselves and never post anything that may be used against them. I believe that‚ if a person wants people to not know something about themselves‚ then they should not post it on a website that allows people to see it. Social networking sites are public places where a person can voluntarily post private data about themselves. Anyone who uses a social network site should realize that they have voluntarily

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