Research and assess the ethical issues related to data customer collection and information management.

Now that the Crusin’ Fusion website is up-and-running, you and your team have decided to run a contest on the blog asking customers to name the latest fusion recipe. In order to participate, the customer will need to enter first and last name, phone number, and an email address, as well as the suggested fusion name. The winner of the contest will receive a $20 gift card.Kiran supports this idea but has concerns she wants the team to consider before moving forward. She has asked that you prepare a 6- to 10-slide presentation with speaker notes for the next web meeting to address the following:Research and assess the ethical issues related to data customer collection and information management. How will customer information be protected?Research and examine the need to protect the intellectual property of the customers who submit name suggestions. What protection will Cruisin’ Fusion need in order to use the name suggested by the winner? What protection or disclaimer does the customer require?Include a 1/2-page disclaimer to add to the blog for customers outlining the contest rules, explaining how their personal information will be used and stored, and discussing the use of all intellectual property submitted as part of the contest.

Change is very difficult for some people. As a leader, how would you deal with your follower’s resistance to change?

Create a document with answers to the following questions. Be thorough and elaborate your responses!1. Change is very difficult for some people. As a leader, how would you deal with your follower’s resistance to change?2. Describe a situation in your life where you experienced real change. How did you respond to this change? Explain the results of this change.3. In the movie, Schindler’s List, how did Stern persuade Schindler to change the way he was doing business and use prisoners in his factory as laborers? Why is Schindler convinced?4. In detail, explain why you believe people resist change.5. In general, do you perceive yourself to be a change implementer or a change resister? Give explanation (or an example of a personal experience) for your response.

Job designers must focus on four things that directly relate to the job: what, who, how, and where.

Job designers must focus on four things that directly relate to the job: what, who, how, and where.What type of work is in the job?Who is the person(s) selected to do the job (available skills)?How will the work be completed (method)?Where is the work located?There are two schools of thought for job design—specialization and the other behavioral approach. For this discussion, respond to the following:Explain at least one reason for the need of the specialization and behavioral approaches to job design.Identify at least two similarities and/or differences between the specialization and behavioral approaches to job design.Describe how methods analysis is linked to productivity improvements. Provide an example to illustrate your response.

Give an example of the use of physical separation for security in a computing environment.

1. Give an example of the use of physical separation for security in a computing environment.2. Give an example of the use of temporal separation for security in a computing environment.3. Give an example of an object whose sensitivity may change during execution.4. Respond to the allegation “An operating system requires no protection for its executable code (in memory) because that code is a duplicate of code maintained on disk.”5. Explain how a fence register is used for relocating a user’s program.6. Can any number of concurrent processes be protected from one another by just one pair of base/bounds registers?7. The discussion of base/bounds registers implies that program code is execute only and that data areas are read-write-only. Is this ever not the case? Explain your answer.8. A design using tag bits presupposes that adjacent memory locations hold dissimilar things: a line of code, a piece of data, a line of code, two pieces of data, and so forth. Most programs do not look like that. How can tag bits be appropriate in a situation in which programs have the more conventional arrangement of code and data?9. What are some other modes of access that users might want to apply to code or data, in addition to the common read, write, and execute permission?10. If two users share access to a segment, they must do so by the same name. Must their protection rights to it be the same? Why or why not?11. A problem with either segmented or paged address translation is timing. Suppose a user wants to read some data from an input device into memory. For efficiency during data transfer, often the actual memory address at which the data are to be placed is provided to an I/O device. The real address is passed so that time-consuming address translation does not have to be performed during a very fast data transfer. What security problems does this approach bring?12. A directory is also an object to which access should be controlled. Why is it not appropriate to allow users to modify their own directories?13. Why should the directory of one user not be generally accessible to other users (not even for read-only access)?14. File access control relates largely to the secrecy dimension of security. What is the relationship between an access control matrix and the integrity of the objects to which access is being controlled?15. One feature of a capability-based protection system is the ability of one process to transfer a copy of a capability to another process. Describe a situation in which one process should be able to transfer a capability to another.16. Describe a mechanism by which an operating system can enforce limited transfer of capabilities. That is, process A might transfer a capability to process B, but A wants to prevent B from transferring the capability to any other processes. Your design should include a description of the activities to be performed by A and B, as well as the activities performed by and the information maintained by the operating system.17. List two disadvantages of using physical separation in a computing system. List two disadvantages of using temporal separation in a computing system.18. Explain why asynchronous I/O activity is a problem with many memory protection schemes, including base/bounds and paging. Suggest a solution to the problem.

Research paper on privacy and security

Identify a problem in area (a) or (b). Submit the problem title and one paragraph description of the problem for “Research Paper assignment Part 1”; once your submitted problem is approved, submit maximum two page write-up on how you think the related issues could be addressed.Research Problems: Area (a): Inclusive Privacy SolutionMasking sure that a privacy solution does not ignore concerns of a group of peoplePlease look for example papers in WIPS (WIPS – Workshop on Inclusive Privacy and Security)Area (b): Usable Privacy SolutionA privacy solution that people uses with comfortExample: Privacy notice? Not a usable solution (we mostly never read them because the way they are written is hard to comprehend)Password is primarily a security tool, but also a privacy tool.Is password usable? Not much. Creating and remembering strong password is difficult.

In what ways does looking through the history lens enhance your understanding of diversity?

Over the past two weeks, our readings and discussions have been focused on establishing a baseline for understanding diversity. In this module, we’ll begin our tour through the four lenses, beginning with history. As we dive into the four lenses, keep in mind that each lens is framed as a way of seeing the issue and is not necessarily tied to the associated discipline. So, looking through the historical lens isn’t just about History Channel documentaries—it’s also about how you use the lens to understand the past and present. As you write your initial post, answer the following questions:In what ways does looking through the history lens enhance your understanding of diversity?Consider a current event in the news that has a historical counterpart. How does looking through the history lens influence how you perceive both the current and historical events? Please share a news link to your events.How does analyzing the relationship between history, culture, and diversity have an influence on your discipline of study or chosen profession?

Watch Ben Godacre’s TedTalk, “Battling Bad Science.”

PROMPT:

Watch Ben Godacre’s TedTalk, “Battling Bad Science.” (At least 125 words for each answer) https://www.ted.com/talks/ben_goldacre_battling_bad_science 1. In your own words, explain the connection between what we are learning about information literacy and what Godacre is talking about? (It’s there, promise).2. Find and explain your own example of research being “spun” or twisted to serve a purpose. What is the research, how was it appropriated, and was it successful?For example, Goldacre mentions in an interview that he was initially drawn to this field of inquiry by the MMR/Wakefield scare, where Dr. Andrew Wakefield published a study that claimed to link the measles vaccine to autism in children. It was discovered later that the study was not only flawed, but parts of it were based on lies about the condition of the children participating. In addition, Wakefield was being paid by a law firm representing parents who were engaged in a civil lawsuit, AND he had his own competing vaccine about to be released on the market. Thousands of children died of measles in the following years in large part because their parents were afraid to immunize them.

search for and read the article titled “Hiring the Very Best,” by Tracy Mullin (2005).

search for and read the article titled “Hiring the Very Best,” by Tracy Mullin (2005). Based on the article, consider the approaches to organizational design. Analyze the effects and applications of the various organizational structures and levels of authority. Given the benefits and motivations mentioned in the article, share an analysis of the referenced company’s impact on employee motivation, morale, and organizational culture. Your response should be two pages in length, not including the title page or reference page. You are required to cite at least one article from the CSU Online Library (not including the referenced case study article). All sources used must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying in-text citations in the proper APA format. This is a case study paper

Compare and Contrast Two Countries Using Hofstede’s Six Dimensions

Option #1: Compare and Contrast Two Countries Using Hofstede’s Six DimensionsFollow the steps below to write a compare and contrast paper on Hofstede’s six dimensions:Review the information provided on Hofstede’s Six Dimensions of Culture in this week’s lecture.Choose two countries to compare using Hofstede’s Six Dimensions of Culture. To compare the countries, access the Country Comparison section of The Hofstede Center website. (https://www.hofstede-insights.com/product/compare-countries/)

Select one country in the dropdown menu to see that country’s values for the six dimensions. After you have selected that country, you can then select a second country to see a comparison of their scores.Consider how the cultural differences between these two countries impact work relationships.Your paper should be 3-4 pages in length. Use the compare and contrast essay guidelines presented in this week’s lecture. Be sure to conform to CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA Requirements. Include at least two additional references in addition to those in your required readings. The CSU-Global Library is a good place to find these references.

What factors affect a firm’s degree of transaction exposure in a particular currency?

In a 750 to 1,000 word Microsoft Word document in APA format, respond to the following questions: What factors affect a firm’s degree of transaction exposure in a particular currency? For each factor, explain the desirable characteristics that would reduce transaction exposure.Explain how a U.S. corporation could hedge net receivables in Malaysian ringgit with a forward contract.