Question 1

Which is not a step that companies can take to balance the competing risks of negligent hiring and social discrimination?
A) Choose to ignore social network profiles of candidates.Hire investigation companies to do thorough searches of candidates' backgrounds.
B) Let candidates themselves disclose information found on social media.
C) A consistent and well-documented process is needed to ensure and show compliance if there is an EEO employment investigation.
D) Make sure recruiters do not pressure applicants to disclose protected information via social media by requiring them to disclose passwords or relax privacy settings for purposes of review by the employer.

Accepted Answer

Ignoring social network profiles of candidates does not balance the risks of negligent hiring and social discrimination. It could lead to missing relevant information about a candidate's behavior or qualifications.

Question 2

How many more things do you check today compared to a year ago? How long can you go without checking your devices without experiencing anxiety? When do you put down your mobiles and concentrate on one thing at a time? Do your answers indicate that you are experiencing digital or connectivity overload?

Accepted Answer

A year ago, I checked significantly fewer things compared to today. With the increase in technology and the need to stay connected, I find myself constantly checking emails, social media, news updates, and various other notifications throughout the day. It's become a habit to constantly be connected and aware of what's happening.

I can go without checking my devices for a few hours before I start to feel anxious. I have a fear of missing out on important information or not being able to respond to messages in a timely manner. It's definitely a source of anxiety for me if I'm not constantly connected.

I try to put down my mobile devices and concentrate on one thing at a time when I'm working on a specific task or spending quality time with friends and family. However, it's difficult to fully disconnect because there's always the temptation to check for updates or messages.

Based on my answers, it's clear that I am experiencing digital and connectivity overload. The constant need to check and stay connected has become a source of anxiety and distraction in my daily life. I need to find a better balance and set boundaries for my digital usage to avoid feeling overwhelmed.

Question 3

Graphic images like the one below are typically used for ______________. 
A) Providing links to online content
B) Innovative brand logos
C) Generating augmented reality images
D) Reprogramming mobile devices

Accepted Answer

A

Question 4

___________ apps generate graphic images that are superimposed on pictures of real objects, such as rooms and roads. For instance, a mobile phone user might point her phone camera at an office building and activate an app that generates the logos of all food services, such as Starbucks and Pizza Hut, inside the building.
A) Augmented reality
B) Mobile visual search
C) Location based marketing
D) Mobile media

Accepted Answer

Augmented reality apps enhance real-world environments by overlaying digital information or media, such as graphics, on them. In the given example, the app superimposes logos of food services on the image of an office building seen through the phone's camera, which is a typical application of augmented reality technology.

Question 5

The picture below is an example of a QR code.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The picture below is an example of...

Question 6

The picture below is an example of a mobile visual response code.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The picture below is an example of...

Question 7

Graphic images like the one below are typically used for providing links to online content.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Graphic images like the one below are...

Question 8

The picture below is an example of a(n) ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The picture below is an example of...

Question 9

While the growth of computer networks and mobile computing has resulted in many benefits to both individual users and organizations, it has also generated negative consequences. Which of the following is not a negative ethical or sustainability consequence?
A) Increased energy consumption and carbon emissions
B) Distracted driving
C) Decreasing global mean temperature (GMT).
D) Health risks associated with frequent use of closely-held smartphones.

Accepted Answer

Decreasing global mean temperature (GMT) is not a consequence of the growth of computer networks and mobile computing. In fact, increased energy consumption related to these technologies contributes to global warming, which is associated with an increase in global mean temperatures.

Question 10

________ networking standards include 802.11b, 802.11a, and 802.11g.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ networking standards include 802.11b, 802.11a, and...

Question 11

One of the federal regulations that require data governance is ______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of One of the federal regulations that require...

Quiz 1: Information Technology for Management Digital Strategies

Which is not a step that companies can take to balance the competing risks of negligent hiring and social discrimination?

Graphic images like the one below are typically used for ______________.

The picture below is an example of a QR code.

The picture below is an example of a mobile visual response code.

Graphic images like the one below are typically used for providing links to online content.

The picture below is an example of a(n) ___________.

While the growth of computer networks and mobile computing has resulted in many benefits to both individual users and organizations, it has also generated negative consequences. Which of the following is not a negative ethical or sustainability consequence?

________ networking standards include 802.11b, 802.11a, and 802.11g.

One of the federal regulations that require data governance is ______________.