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INFORMATION SYSTEMS CLASS
Question 6
1. Explain what mobile devices are and why mobile systems are important. Give examples of mobile devices, and, if applicable, name a mobile device you use and why you use it. Your response should be at least 200 words in length.
Question 7
1. Discuss the differences between open and closed source programs. Your response should be at least 200 words in length.
Unit III PowerPoint Presentation
Open Source Software Research Project
Research an open source software project. Examples of open source projects are listed on page 123 of your textbook.
You are not restricted to the open source projects listed on page 123; you may research one of your own choosing that
interests you. In MS PowerPoint, create a presentation with slides that describe the open source software and how it works. Discuss the role this open source software has in management information systems. Remember, management information systems are the management and use of information systems that help organizations achieve their strategies (page 10 of your textbook)
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Your PowerPoint must have a minimum of four
slides. Be sure to use the 7X7 rule in PowerPoint: no more than 7 lines per
slide and no more than 7 words per line. Use of images, graphics, and diagrams is
encouraged. Be sure to include your sources on a references slide in APA format.
INFORMATION SYSTEMS DISCUSSION QUESTION UNIT IV-150 WORDS
Research an ERP system or an ERP software application, and address the following:
1. In your own words, define enterprise resource planning (ERP).
2. Provide the name of the ERP system or the ERP software application you researched along with a web link to the resource.
3. Briefly discuss the ERP system or the ERP software application and include how this resource can help an organization manage important aspects of its business.
PHL 1010 UNIT IV- 150 WORDS
Describe your intellectual journey and the education that you are pursuing. Examine your perspective on education using the elements of thought. Some questions that you can use to motivate your writing are:
a. What is the purpose of your education?
b. What information do you need to be successful?
c. What questions do you have about your field of study?
Your explanations should have reasons that support them and you should make use of the concepts in the textbook.