Document management system

The Synoptic Gospels The New Testament is composed of four Gospels written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke are known as the Synoptic Gospels because they all contain either similar or identical stories from Jesus’ life. Synoptic means that they can be read together “with one eye” (Harris 117). All the connections and similarities between the Synoptic Gospels had created an issue for scholars that they referred to as the Synoptic Problem. In order to solve…

Records management and documentation has always been a issues and it wasn’t until the early 20th century, there had not been any standards for record keeping in the United States. The government and private businesses would only keep what they thought was important to them and in the formats these were in varied from paper to film. These government agencies and private companies would retain these documents for as long as possible until the costs became too great, that is if they even did this…

files that would give us a clue to the contents to find files faster. Some of the benefits for having file folders are easy access to documents in alphabetical order or received dates. This will help in organizing and finding files by having them in order from the dates they were received but it depends on if it's a client or an important legal document. Legal documents should be organized by dates and clients should be organized by alphabet. Yes, I feel it is important…

in various ways, to utilize the newfound technology to help make learning more accessible to students as well as management for faculty (Picciano, 2016). Since many courses and programs (degrees) are offered via Course Management Systems (CMS) or Learning Management Systems (LMS) as opposed to the traditional classroom approach, even registration is done through some type of system that connects with the LMS. Higher education has reached a point where interacting with an LMS like Blackboard, or…

for Businesses Content Management System (CMS) can be defined as a system for managing a website’s web content. CMS offers its user’s, including those without critical coding and web technology skills, a powerful platform to accomplish common functions such as content editing from a web browser. The system contains two elements; the Content Delivery Application (CDA) and the Content Management Application (CMS). Some of the typical features of a CMS include; Format Management, Web Publishing,…

Not Only SQL (NOSQL) In this paper I will use comparisons to help distinguish what is NOSQL. We will talk about NOSQL vs SQL. Document, Graph, or Key-value and wide column Models of NOSQL. We will touch on Schema and end with a condensed comparison of SQL and NOSQL. In short, a brief overview of not only NOSQL but also its opposing and conjoining systems, and their pro’s and con’s. To really understand these comparisons, you need to have an Idea of what JavaScript and JSON are in addition to…

Introduction I am the information security specialist for a company that develops software X. Software X is the leading operating system in mobile devices. Unfortunately, our company believes Mr. McBride, a former employee stole product X source code for financial gain. As such, I have been tasked with leading the forensic investigation in this matter. Analysis Interview During an investigation is imperative that potential witnesses are questioned to gather essential information needed in the…

& Siegel (2015) stated that chain of custody is without a doubt, the most important piece of paper generated at a crime scene; they postulated, that without it, the most convincing piece of forensic evidence can be rendered useless in the judicial system. The…

Forensic Sciences: the History, the Advancements, and the Achievements Could you get away with murder? Hundreds of years ago you probably could, but today with all the advancements that have been made in technology and forensic science many of the toughest cases are solved that couldn’t be before. While forensic science might not always be 100% accurate, it has developed a lot since it was first practiced and without using forensic science a lot of crimes would go unsolved. Forensic science…

Forensic Science is the appliance of chemistry to the findings of crime. It includes firearm, forensic psychiatry, questioned document examination, criminal law, identification, photography as well as crime scene processing. They judge things like hair, body fluids, bullets, shoe prints, fingerprints, drugs and plant materials. Their work is not only bound to crimes against somebody, such as homicide, theft, or fraud. Food poisoning, environmental pollution, misuse of unsafe chemicals, and…