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Advantages of EDI
Reduction of clerical errors
Thoroughness of transaction data
Speed of transactions
elimination of repetitive clerical tasks
private networks that provide their customers with reliable, high-speed, secure transmission of data
Value-added networks (VANs)
Connects devices across urban area (two or more office parks)
Metropolitan area network (MAN)
Consists of conglomerate of LANs over widely separated locations
Wide area network (WAN)
Private, third-party providers of common interfaces between organizations
Value added networks (VANs)
Standards for message transmission among device on network
Classified by protocol
2 basic forms of switching
1. circuit
2. packet
Encryption is less secure b/c only one key
Private Key
Most secure encryption
Public Key
Decentralization of processing tasks and data storage and assigning these functions to multiple computers, often in separate locations
Distributed processing
servers are centrally located and devoted to the functions that are needed by all network users
client/server arrangement
private networks that provide their customers with reliable, high-speed secure transmission of data
Value-added networks (VANs
work within an industry and primarily earn their revenues from advertising on a specialized sector or from transaction fees from the e-commerce they may host
Vertical companies
operate across numerous different industries. They provide products, goods, materials, or services that are not specific to a particular industry or organization.
Horizontal companies
Client-server applications operate a three-tiered architecture consisting of which layers
Desktop client
Application
Database
a carrier-provided service in which the public switched network provides capabilities similar to those of dedicated private lines but at a lower cost
virtual private network