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Why should a service organization worry about being world class if it does not compete outside its own national border?

Because even if they don't compete outside, they may face competition from "world class service organizations" in their own market (from either other players based in their country or other globla players serving their country and having "world class" service)


What is the importance of information to a business organization?

Information is incredibly important to a business organization. To compete with other businesses, sell a product and make a profit, a business needs detailed information about assets, cash flow, consumer markets, payrolls, and many other business related subjects. All of these subjects relate back to making money for the business, and better information allows the business to make better decisions.


The Pros and Cons of DSL Service?

Cable broadband Internet is all the rage but not all homeowners have access to cable service. One of the most popular alternatives to cable is DSL service. DSL, which stands for digital subscriber line, is Internet connectivity provided through a high-speed telephone line, which is usually more than 10 times faster than traditional dial-up. But DSL is not without its disadvantages. One of the biggest drawbacks to DSL service is that signal strength weakens considerably the farther the client is from the provider's base. This isn't the case with satellite service, which is usually another option for those that cannot get cable Internet service. When companies advertise speed, they're generally advertising the best-case scenario. Most DSL users will only get some portion of that. However, DSL service still has some advantages over satellite Internet service that makes it a better choice. DSL service is typically considerably cheaper. Most satellite services enforce strict bandwidth quotes. DSL services, on the other hand, want to compete with the cable providers more directly, so it's realistic to purchase an "unlimited" plan at reasonable rates. Another big issue with satellite is the upload aspect. Upload is quite limited both in terms of speed and the amount of data transfer allowed. This is especially becoming an issue today as the Internet becomes more resource intensive. Today's clients are transmitting more information than ever for video chats and a host of other services. Satellite can diminish the user experience while DSL service does not. Consumers who have access to DSL service will also have access to a traditional dial-up connection, which will be far less expensive. However, dial-up is unreliable, requires a second phone line if you want use of the phone while on the Internet, and is barely fast enough to support the popular services on the Internet today. Over the next decade, dial-up services will all but fade away. There's a good reason why cable broadband is the most popular kind of Internet service; it's the best balance of price and performance. But when that's not an option, DSL service provides a fair alternative that has several advantages over satellite and dial-up. And DSL service is not at risk of becoming outdated in the near future.


What dangers does computer communication pose to the economy?

One of the major dangers as demonstrated by the NSA and others monitoring emails and other information is the "Life" of a message. The message in whatever form, (email, text, phone call, financial transaction, teleconference, documents, whatever) can be easily kept and searched. That can be a problem for companies seeking confidentiality. It allows others to study patterns, determine people's and company's actions by studying their stored communication and using that information to compete against other companies. For example, a company is planning a new facility, people could look at real estate activity in the area to identify managers moving to the area. They could use shipping documents, bank records all kinds of stored records to identify patterns and unfairly compete.


Network Bandwidth?

There are many different types of networks a computer can be connected to. Many are connected to the world's largest wide area network, the Internet. The speed of your connection to the Internet depends on the amount of bandwidth you lease from your Internet service provider. The type of media Internet service providers use is also a factor in determining the bandwidth. Digital subscriber lines or DSL providers such as AT&T compete directly with cable Internet providers such as Comcast or Cox.Media DSL Internet service providers use is telephone lines whereas cable Internet service providers use coaxial cable to transmit signals. The coaxial cable is capable of higher speeds and increased throughput compared to telephone lines that ADSL providers use. Maximum downstream throughput of ADSL media is 6 Mbps whereas cables maximum downstream throughput is in excess of 100 Mbps. Since phone wire infrastructure is already in place for the majority of residential and business customers, it tends to be cheaper and more widely available.DSL can only reach so far without the help of devices called repeaters that boost the signal levels. It operates over the public switched telephone network (PSTN) and can support multiple data and voice channels on one line. The A before ADSL stands for asymmetrical which means it can download faster that upload. Broadband cable also uses asymmetrical data transfers. Both media require a modem to modulate and demodulate signals for transmission and reception.Another type of wide area network technology is asynchronous transfer mode (ATM). ATM media uses fiber optic cable or CAT 5e or higher twisted pair cable. ATMs throughput is over 600 Mbps and has a fixed packet size for data transmission. ATM is often deployed over SONET wide area network technology. A synchronous optical network or SONET has amazing fault tolerances due to its double ring topology over fiber optic cable. SONET infrastructure is the choice when linking WANs between countries.While technology advances so will the network infrastructure. As bandwidth speeds in the 3-6 Mbps range will work well for most users, higher bandwidth is available for those who need it such as gamers or professionals who download large files from a server on a regular basis. Many forms of network infrastructure exist, except residential users are usually only familiar with the infrastructure that is already built into their homes; cable and PSTN.

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Why should a service organization worry about being world class if it does not compete outside its own national border?

Because even if they don't compete outside, they may face competition from "world class service organizations" in their own market (from either other players based in their country or other globla players serving their country and having "world class" service)


How did the American League get started?

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