Tuesday, April 18, 2017

Security Suite Recommendation

Security programs protect your computer from viruses and other things that can damage your computer. Norton, McAfee, Kaspersky are just a couple of software’s you can use to protect your computer. Norton’s security is great, it scans various parts of your computer, like your history, activity and different settings. It protects your identity by giving you a virtual vault that stores all your log-in data, and it has 24-hour support. But there are some negatives to it, Norton is $99.99 so it’s a bit on the expensive side, it also slows your computer down. The pros for McAfee it’s that is affordable it ranges from $40-$50, it warns about dangerous websites, and you can install it on more than one computer. The cons for this protection it probably the worse of them all. It protects to a point but sometimes it doesn’t recognize some viruses and other threats and just let them slip right through and messes up your computer. Kaspersky security is similar to Norton. It has advanced protection, protects your pass-codes. One thing that stood out to me about Kaspersky is that it can also protect your smartphone. But the cons about the software is that the support is not 24 hours, and because this software is designed for internet explorer, it sometimes has issues with the newer and upcoming browsers like google chrome and Firefox.

My recommendation would be to get the Kaspersky. It has everything from quick scans, to full scans for your computer and it has protection software for your cell phone. The only issue is that sometimes it has a little trouble differentiating the browsers and it’s not 24-hour support. I would rather have Kaspersky and basically have everything Norton has at a lower price. Norton is a great software but the price is extremely costly.

Tuesday, March 14, 2017

B2B Companies

Organization
Site
LinkedIn
www.linkedin.com
HubSpot
www.hubspot.com
Square
www.squareup.com
FedEx
www.fedex.com
Marketo
www.marketo.com

Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Uses for the Web

Communicating
  • ·         Instagram- they make their income through advertisements
  • ·         Twitter- twitter makes income by data licensing and advertisements
  • ·         Facebook- Facebook uses ads from pretty big corporations to make their income.

Shopping
  • ·         Amazon- amazon is an online marketplace of people buying and selling different products.
  • ·         Ebay- ebay is the same as amazon, people buy and sell products.
  • ·         Aliexpress- They all make an income the same, buying and selling things.

Searching
  • ·         Google- google makes their income through different advertisements.
  • ·         Bing- bing also makes their income through ads
  • ·         Yahoo- The way in which they generate income is through advertisements

Education
  • ·         Chegg-  chegg makes their income by charging a monthly fee for tutoring etc... and they also charge for people to rent or buy books for the school they attend.
  • ·         Grammerly- Grammarly checks all the grammar errors in essays and charges an annual fee for it.
  • ·         RateMyProfessors- The way in which they generate income is through displaying advertising and Yahoo ads.

Entertainment
  • ·         Kindle- kindle provides thousands of published books and they charge a fee for the book that the consumers want.
  • ·         Netflix- Netflix makes their money by charging a monthly fee for consumers to stream movies a tv shows.
  • ·         Youtube- The way in which they generate income is through advertisements. 


Tuesday, February 7, 2017

ISP Providers

Provider
Transmission Speed
Price
Comcast Xfinity
·        25 Mbps
·        75 Mbps
·        $39.99
·        $59.99
Dish
·        10 GB
·        50 GB
·        $59.99
·        $79.99
Verizon
·        50 Mbps
·        100 Mbps
·        150 Mbps
·        300 Mbps
·        500 Mbps
·        $54.99
·        $64.99
·        $74.99
·        $99.99
·        $274.99

Sunday, January 29, 2017

Personal QR Code


How are companies using QR technology? Companies use QR codes in many ways. A couple of examples are putting QR codes on your business cards, so when they scan them it has all the business info on there. Sending QR codes to customers so they can be directed right to the business website. Also, they could use the QR codes for discounts on items, the customer can scan the QR and they’ll be able to get a discount on their item.

Is a QR Code an input or output device? A QR code in an input device.

What are the benefits? Is there a downside? Benefits of     QR codes are that they are easy to use, being able to interact with the business in a way. To me, it doesn’t seem like there’s any downside to using QR codes unless someone really doesn’t use technology much, but other than that it’s pretty beneficial.