Title: WhatIs.com
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How many of these IT terms can you guess without peeking?
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1. Which term describes a central point in an enterprise from which all
customer
contacts are managed?
a. call
center
b. help
desk
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2. This is a data area shared by hardware devices or program processes
that operate at different speeds or with different sets of priorities.
What is it?
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3.
What technology did the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
recently approve to track drugs from the factory to the pharmacy?
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4. Which of the following is NOT is not used in biometric verification?
a. thumbprint
b. earlobe
c. handtop
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5. Which is an approach to selling goods and services in which a
prospect
explicitly agrees in advance to receive marketing information?
a. customer
managed relationship
b. permission
marketing
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6. What's the name of the open source version of the Netscape browser?
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7. It's not a mirage -- it's a nonprofit, international consortium
whose
goal is to promote the adoption of product-independent standards for
information formats. What is it?
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8. A VAR is a company that takes an existing product, adds its own
specific application and resells it as a new product or "package." What
does VAR stand for?
a. vertical application reseller
b. value-added reseller
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9.
This ambitious theory seeks to reconcile differences between the theory
of relativity and quantum theory to explain the nature of all known
matter and forces. What is it?
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10.
Is EPIC an instruction set, an electronic reader or an educational Web
site?
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Google and Whatis.com |
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Do you use Google? You can find our definitions quickly on Google by just entering: Whatis.com name-of-term. For example, go to Google and enter "Whatis.com bit stuffing" (without the quotes) and you'll find a link to our definition for "bit stuffing." (Hint: Go to Google right now and try it.)
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