Table 1.1
Phase 2:
THE ESSAY:
THE HUMAN BRAIN CAN ALSO FUNCTION JUST LIKE THE INTERNET (WWW)
The internet
is a vast computer network linking smaller computer networks worldwide. It
includes commercial, educational, governmental and many other networks all of
which use the same set of communication protocols. The human brain on the other
hand is the main organ of the human central nervous system. It is located
in the head, protected by the skull.
The internet
has features which include the aim of awareness, social networking, websites,
and time needed to access it. The content of the internet ranges from different
varieties of texts, images, or videos. The brain on the other hand also got
characteristics which include; thinking, learning, planning, analyses and
information storage. It also takes time to be able to accomplish some of its
characteristics.
The internet
and human brain share similarities such as this; firstly, the brain has
nerve cells that helps it in storing information which can be
retrieved at a later end, so does the internet has a database with which its
stored information can be accessed from at a later end, it shows they both
share a storage capability. Secondly, the brain and internet also share a
receiving ability they are both capable to take in information given or
inserted into them. They also share a common characteristics of analysis the
internet analyses information to a specific pattern for easier recognition and
is able to give out the right output just as the human brain tells human what
to do based on the quick analysis it makes. Also, the internet is a wide
range of billions network connected just as the brain has billions of nerve cells
connected to each other. Furthermore, the brain and the internet are
essentially linear. You can't send an email from London, England to someone in
Tokyo without it traveling through various intermediate domain In the same
way if humans see something, information has to be passed in a certain sequence
from the retinas in our eyes to the visual cortex in our brain in the
occipital lobe of whichever eye is seeing at the time.
In conclusion,
seeing the internet as a brain or seeing the brain as an internet is indeed an
analogy or metaphor.
Reference:
1-Woodford,
Chris. (2012) The Internet and the brain. Retrieved from
http://www.explainthatstuff.com/internet-and-brain.html. [Accessed on 10 april
2016].
2-Matt Peckham.
(2012)Your Brain, the Internet and the Universe Have Something Fascinating in
Common.Retreived from
http://techland.time.com/2012/11/28/your-brain-the-internet-and-the-universe-have-something-fascinating-in-common/
[Accessed on 10 april 2016]
Phase3
RANDOM WORDS ASSOCIATION:
Keyword: - Internet
marketing
Entrepreneur:-Someone who starts a business in
a new or not yet fully explored area and is willing to take a considerable
personal risk to push his endeavour through to a success, i.e. make his
business profitable.
Social Media: Social media is essential for content marketing, building
customer engagement, increasing leads, managing brand’s reputation, and growing
awareness.
Advertising:-the activity or profession of producing advertisements for commercial
products or services.
Transactional
marketing: - is a business strategy that focuses on single, "point
of sale" transactions. The emphasis is on maximizing the efficiency and
volume of individual sales rather than developing a relationship with the
buyer.
Outsourcing: - is the delegation of activities to outside sources, i.e. not
doing work oneself but having it done by someone else for a prearranged fee.
This is usually done with activities that one either cannot or doesn’t want to
do oneself, to free up one’s own time for more creative or effective work or if
one has realized that another could do it cheaper and more effectively.
Content:-Creating and marketing relevant, valuable, and original
content attracts and engage target audience.
Email
Marketing: - with email marketing. An
effective email campaign is a cost-effective way to connect with customers,
communicate messages, build loyalty and increase leads.
Mobile
Optimization:-this is optimizing internet
marketing so the mobile users can help improve conversions, maintain brand
identity, and engage visitors through mobile-specific features.
Web Analytics: - Uncovering data and metrics related to website traffic can
assess how visitors are accessing and using the website and help the organization
learn what to improve.
Market trend: - is a perceived tendency of financial markets to move in
a particular direction over time. These are classified as secular for long
time frames, primary for medium time frames, and secondary for short time frames.
Affiliate
network:-is a web service which acts as
an intermediary between product merchants
Firewall: A hardware or software device,
or both, that controls network access and communications between a network and
the Internet, or between one part of a network and another.
Chat room: An online forum where
customers or marketing partners can exchange comments in real time.
Backup: An extra copy of internet
files, usually kept separate from the originals. Essential for recovery when
original files are damaged or lost.
Phase4
JUXTAPOSITION:
Phase5
Hacking is the use of computer to gain
unauthorized access to data in a system. Phishing is an attempt to acquire
sensitive information often for malicious reasons in a system. Phishing and
hacking are both means of obtaining information illegally, they are both used
for invasion of privacy.
Hacking and phishing can also be used for blackmail, they both
require internet connection to work and also need to use the internet to get
information. Hacking can also be identified as the weakness in computer systems or
networks to exploit its weaknesses to gain access.
Examples include password cracking algorithm to gain access to a system etc.
Computers have become mandatory to run a successful businesses.
It is not enough to have isolated computers systems; they need to be networked
to facilitate communication with external businesses. This exposes them to the
outside world and hacking. Hacking means using computers to commit illegal acts
such as fraud, privacy invasion, stealing corporate/personal data, etc. Cybercrimes
cost many organizations millions of dollars every year. Businesses need to
protect themselves against such attacks.
Phase
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