Abstract

Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of “Identity Theft” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “Identity Theft” and its relation with “crimes occurring in the world of advanced technology and user interface”. The research also analyzes many aspects of “Identity Theft” ...

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Transport Protocols

TRANSPORT PROTOCOLS Transport Protocols Table of Contents Introduction2 Transport Protocol2 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)3 TCP Reno9 Grid Computing10 Database Mirroring13 Alternatives of TCP15 Conclusion15 References17 Transport Protocol Introduction Long distance networks have become immensely common in today's world. These networks operate at 1Gbit/s, 2.5 Gbit/s, or 10 Gbit/s, and it spans several countries or states. It plays a vital role in the transmission of ...

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Student Surveys

STUDENT SURVEYS Student surveys Student surveys Introduction Taking a decision regarding any matter is a difficult task. The most important thing that provides support and guidance in reaching a decision is the availability of the plethora of information. This availability of information becomes possible to obtain when people have access to properly maintained ...

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Database Management

DATABASE MANAGEMENT Database Management Database Management Introduction Developed in the 1960s by computer scientists who required an efficient storage and access mechanism for large data sets, database management systems (DBMS) have become a core component of present-day information systems. Database technology drives billions of transactions each day, from the grocery store purchases to Web ...

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Apple Communication Strategies

APPLE COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES Apple communication Strategies Apple communication Strategies Introduction of the company Apple Inc. - One of the largest U.S. corporations. Initially the company was based Apple Computer in 1976 by three people, but the third co-founder does not believe in the success of the venture and sold its shares (10%) for 800 ...

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Pc Hardware

PC hardware Introduction Computer (PC personal computer) was originally designed to facilitate human complex mathematical calculations.  However, modern computer technology is a world where a user can not only produce complex calculations, which he or she would never have coped by hand, but also to publish a book, write a song or a ...

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Ethical Responsibility

ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY Ethical Responsibility Ethical Responsibility Privacy refers to the general belief that certain things such as written materials, oral communications, and matters having to do with personal relationships are confidential and should remain so unless they are voluntarily divulged. However, in the digital age and given worldwide computerization, threats to privacy ...

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Does Organizational Factors And Task Characterstics Affect Productivity Of Computer Programmer?

Does Organizational Factors and Task Characterstics Affect Productivity of Computer Programmer? Introduction It has been found that computer programmers are creative and free from boundries there are some issues with the productivity of computer programmer when it comes to organizational factors and task characteristics. Computer programmers constitute a major part of the ...

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Technology

Technology Technology A distributed operating system is termed as a software that is linked over a collection of various independent as well as networked based communicating system that is physically separated with the computational nodes. Individual nodes each hold a specific and a different kind of a software that is termed as ...

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Mobility

Mobility Mobility Assistance to Reader: Kindly refer to the appendix for further instruction. Introduction Mobility refers to the capacity of people, images, and objects to move rapidly across local and global geographic space. The intersection of mobility and identity is concerned with how identity is understood through mobility across spaces, how the movement ...

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