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Relier Pairs TLY1 CA5.1.5 How digital is used to meet users needs matching pairsVersion en ligne These definitions provide a comprehensive understanding of the key terms and concepts related to digital technology implementation and its impact on organizations and end users. par Muhammad Asif 1 Feasibility Study 2 Finish-to-Finish (FtF) 3 Accessibility 4 Start-to-Finish (StF) 5 Pain Point 6 Start-to-Start (StS) 7 Personas 8 End User 9 Socioeconomic Status A consumer of a product and/or service, including both customers/clients and employees within an organization. A preliminary study undertaken to determine the viability of a proposed project, assessing its technical, economic, and operational feasibility. A project dependency where a successor task cannot complete until the predecessor task has completed, but both tasks can run in parallel. A project dependency where a successor task can start once the predecessor task has started, but both tasks can run in parallel. Fictional characters created based on research to represent different types of end users who may access products/services in a similar way. Issues that cause discomfort or inefficiencies within an organization, often requiring workarounds and not always recognized by users. A project dependency where the predecessor task can only finish once the successor task has begun. A measure of a person's combined economic and social status, often positively associated with health. The design of products, devices, services, or environments for people with disabilities, ensuring they are usable by as many people as possible. 1 Digital Divide 2 Chatbots 3 Cloud Services 4 Compatibility 5 Cultural Awareness 6 Mobile Technology 7 User Experience 8 Availability The overall experience of a person using a product, especially in terms of how easy or pleasing it is to use. Technology that allows for the use of electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets, for communication and data access while on the move. The gap between individuals, households, businesses, and geographic areas with different levels of access to digital technology and the internet. Software applications that use artificial intelligence to conduct online conversations with users, often for customer service purposes. The understanding and recognition of the beliefs, values, and practices of different cultural groups, influencing the reception and use of technology. The readiness and presence of the technology, expertise, and training required for the implementation and use of digital technology. The ability of new digital technology to work harmoniously with existing systems and equipment without requiring significant changes. Services made available to users on demand via the Internet from a cloud computing provider's servers. 1 FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) 2 Security Breaches 3 Customer Trust 4 Customer Confidence 5 Budget Cuts 6 Live Chats 7 Technical Knowledge 8 Training Programs 9 Data Loss The understanding and skill in using and managing technology, including software, hardware, and digital systems. The level of trust and assurance customers have in a company's products, services, and ability to protect their information. The destruction or unavailability of data due to various factors such as hardware failure, human error, or security breaches. The belief and reliance customers have in a company's integrity, reliability, and fairness. Real-time online conversations between a user and a customer service representative, providing immediate support and assistance. A list of common questions and answers on a particular topic, providing quick and easy access to information. Incidents where unauthorized individuals gain access to confidential or protected data, often resulting in data loss or compromise. Structured educational initiatives designed to impart specific knowledge or skills, often related to the use of technology. Reductions in the amount of money allocated for a particular activity, project, or department, often leading to limited resources. 1 Speech Impairments 2 Hearing Impairments 3 E-commerce Website 4 Visual Impairments 5 Skills 6 Additional Needs 7 Internal Users 8 External Users 9 Age 10 Education Level The abilities and expertise acquired through learning or experience, impacting a person's proficiency in using digital technology. Customers or clients outside the organization who use digital technology to access products, services, or information. Special requirements or accommodations needed by individuals with disabilities to access and use digital technology effectively. An online platform where businesses sell products or services directly to consumers over the internet. Conditions that affect a person's ability to produce speech sounds correctly or fluently. Conditions that affect a person's ability to hear, ranging from mild hearing loss to total deafness. The highest level of formal education completed by an individual, influencing their ability to understand and use digital technology. Employees within an organization who use digital technology to support the functions and operations of the business. Conditions that affect a person's ability to see, ranging from mild vision loss to total blindness. The length of time a person has been alive, influencing their familiarity and adaptability to new digital technologies. 1 Email 2 Wi-Fi 3 Graphics 4 Social Media 5 Diagrams 6 Video Clips 7 Text Messages 8 Reading Level 9 Technical Jargon 10 Video Presentations Visual images or designs used to convey information or enhance the aesthetic appeal of digital content. Short written messages sent electronically from one mobile device to another. Visual representations or illustrations used to explain or clarify information, processes, or concepts. A technology that allows electronic devices to connect to the internet or other networks wirelessly. The proficiency in reading and comprehending written text, affecting a person's ability to access information on digital platforms. Online platforms and tools that enable users to create and share content, participate in social networking, and engage in real-time interactions. A method of exchanging digital messages from one user to another via a network, typically the internet. Specialized language or terminology used in a particular field or industry, often related to technology. Short segments of video used to demonstrate or explain specific points or procedures. Recorded or live visual presentations that use video to communicate information or ideas. 1 Web-based Service Providers 2 Rating Systems 3 Online Meeting Platforms 4 Online Retailers 5 Business-to-Business (B2B) 6 Consumer Forums 7 Business-to-Consumer (B2C) 8 Customer Segments 9 Customer Groups 10 Digital Technology Strategy Businesses that sell products or services directly to consumers over the internet. Online platforms where consumers can discuss products, services, and experiences, often providing reviews and ratings. Digital tools and services that facilitate real-time virtual meetings, conferences, or collaborations over the internet. Segments of customers categorized based on shared characteristics, behaviors, or needs. Distinct groups of customers with similar attributes, preferences, or purchasing behaviors. Transactions or interactions that occur between businesses and individual consumers. Methods used to evaluate and rank products, services, or experiences based on user feedback or criteria. A plan outlining how an organization will use digital technology to achieve its business goals and objectives. Transactions or interactions that occur between businesses, rather than between businesses and consumers. Companies that offer services accessible through the internet, such as cloud computing, software as a service (SaaS), or online consulting. 1 Other businesses or organizations that offer similar products, services, or solutions, competing for the same market or customers. 2 Inefficiencies 3 Data Protection 4 Global Connectivity 5 Two-way Process 6 Interactive Web 7 Competitors 8 Operational Areas 9 Insecure Sites 10 Functional Areas 11 Apps online platforms that lack adequate security measures, making them vulnerable to attacks, data breaches, or unauthorized access. The different departments or functions within an organization responsible for specific aspects of business operations. Wasteful or non-productive processes, practices, or systems that hinder performance or productivity. The ecosystem of digital tools, platforms, and technologies that support and enhance business operations and user interactions. Measures and practices implemented to safeguard data from unauthorized access, corruption, or loss. two-way communication and engagement between users and the site, often through features like chatbots, live chats, or social media integration. Other businesses or organizations that offer similar products, services, or solutions, competing for the same market or customers. Software applications designed to run on mobile devices, computers, or other electronic devices, providing specific functions or services. The various divisions or sections within an organization, each with a specific role or responsibility, such as finance, marketing, or IT. A communication or interaction method that allows for back-and-forth exchange between parties, The ability to connect and communicate with people and systems worldwide through digital networks and technologies. 1 Problems 2 Reputational Impact 3 Frustration 4 Operational Impact 5 Financial Impact 6 Transitory Technology 7 Connection Failures A feeling of annoyance, dissatisfaction, or irritation, often resulting from difficulties or obstacles in using digital technology. Digital tools, systems, or solutions that are constantly changing or evolving, requiring users to adapt to new versions or updates. The effect of digital technology implementation on the day-to-day functions and processes of an organization. The influence of digital technology implementation on an organization's public image, credibility, and standing. The monetary consequences of digital technology implementation, including costs, savings, and revenue generation. Issues or problems that prevent users from accessing digital systems or networks, often due to technical malfunctions or disruptions. Issues, challenges, or difficulties that arise during the implementation or use of digital technology, requiring resolution or mitigation.

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TLY1 CA5.1.5 How digital is used to meet users needs matching pairsVersion en ligne

These definitions provide a comprehensive understanding of the key terms and concepts related to digital technology implementation and its impact on organizations and end users.

par Muhammad Asif

Feasibility Study

Finish-to-Finish (FtF)

Accessibility

Start-to-Finish (StF)

Pain Point

Start-to-Start (StS)

Personas

End User

Socioeconomic Status

A consumer of a product and/or service, including both customers/clients and employees within an organization.

A preliminary study undertaken to determine the viability of a proposed project, assessing its technical, economic, and operational feasibility.

A project dependency where a successor task cannot complete until the predecessor task has completed, but both tasks can run in parallel.

A project dependency where a successor task can start once the predecessor task has started, but both tasks can run in parallel.

Fictional characters created based on research to represent different types of end users who may access products/services in a similar way.

Issues that cause discomfort or inefficiencies within an organization, often requiring workarounds and not always recognized by users.

A project dependency where the predecessor task can only finish once the successor task has begun.

A measure of a person's combined economic and social status, often positively associated with health.

The design of products, devices, services, or environments for people with disabilities, ensuring they are usable by as many people as possible.

Digital Divide

Chatbots

Cloud Services

Compatibility

Cultural Awareness

Mobile Technology

User Experience

Availability

The overall experience of a person using a product, especially in terms of how easy or pleasing it is to use.

Technology that allows for the use of electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets, for communication and data access while on the move.

The gap between individuals, households, businesses, and geographic areas with different levels of access to digital technology and the internet.

Software applications that use artificial intelligence to conduct online conversations with users, often for customer service purposes.

The understanding and recognition of the beliefs, values, and practices of different cultural groups, influencing the reception and use of technology.

The readiness and presence of the technology, expertise, and training required for the implementation and use of digital technology.

The ability of new digital technology to work harmoniously with existing systems and equipment without requiring significant changes.

Services made available to users on demand via the Internet from a cloud computing provider's servers.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Security Breaches

Customer Trust

Customer Confidence

Budget Cuts

Live Chats

Technical Knowledge

Training Programs

Data Loss

The understanding and skill in using and managing technology, including software, hardware, and digital systems.

The level of trust and assurance customers have in a company's products, services, and ability to protect their information.

The destruction or unavailability of data due to various factors such as hardware failure, human error, or security breaches.

The belief and reliance customers have in a company's integrity, reliability, and fairness.

Real-time online conversations between a user and a customer service representative, providing immediate support and assistance.

A list of common questions and answers on a particular topic, providing quick and easy access to information.

Incidents where unauthorized individuals gain access to confidential or protected data, often resulting in data loss or compromise.

Structured educational initiatives designed to impart specific knowledge or skills, often related to the use of technology.

Reductions in the amount of money allocated for a particular activity, project, or department, often leading to limited resources.

Speech Impairments

Hearing Impairments

E-commerce Website

Visual Impairments

Skills

Additional Needs

Internal Users

External Users

Age

Education Level

The abilities and expertise acquired through learning or experience, impacting a person's proficiency in using digital technology.

Customers or clients outside the organization who use digital technology to access products, services, or information.

Special requirements or accommodations needed by individuals with disabilities to access and use digital technology effectively.

An online platform where businesses sell products or services directly to consumers over the internet.

Conditions that affect a person's ability to produce speech sounds correctly or fluently.

Conditions that affect a person's ability to hear, ranging from mild hearing loss to total deafness.

The highest level of formal education completed by an individual, influencing their ability to understand and use digital technology.

Employees within an organization who use digital technology to support the functions and operations of the business.

Conditions that affect a person's ability to see, ranging from mild vision loss to total blindness.

The length of time a person has been alive, influencing their familiarity and adaptability to new digital technologies.

Email

Wi-Fi

Graphics

Social Media

Diagrams

Video Clips

Text Messages

Reading Level

Technical Jargon

Video Presentations

Visual images or designs used to convey information or enhance the aesthetic appeal of digital content.

Short written messages sent electronically from one mobile device to another.

Visual representations or illustrations used to explain or clarify information, processes, or concepts.

A technology that allows electronic devices to connect to the internet or other networks wirelessly.

The proficiency in reading and comprehending written text, affecting a person's ability to access information on digital platforms.

Online platforms and tools that enable users to create and share content, participate in social networking, and engage in real-time interactions.

A method of exchanging digital messages from one user to another via a network, typically the internet.

Specialized language or terminology used in a particular field or industry, often related to technology.

Short segments of video used to demonstrate or explain specific points or procedures.

Recorded or live visual presentations that use video to communicate information or ideas.

Web-based Service Providers

Rating Systems

Online Meeting Platforms

Online Retailers

Business-to-Business (B2B)

Consumer Forums

Business-to-Consumer (B2C)

Customer Segments

Customer Groups

Digital Technology Strategy

Businesses that sell products or services directly to consumers over the internet.

Online platforms where consumers can discuss products, services, and experiences, often providing reviews and ratings.

Digital tools and services that facilitate real-time virtual meetings, conferences, or collaborations over the internet.

Segments of customers categorized based on shared characteristics, behaviors, or needs.

Distinct groups of customers with similar attributes, preferences, or purchasing behaviors.

Transactions or interactions that occur between businesses and individual consumers.

Methods used to evaluate and rank products, services, or experiences based on user feedback or criteria.

A plan outlining how an organization will use digital technology to achieve its business goals and objectives.

Transactions or interactions that occur between businesses, rather than between businesses and consumers.

Companies that offer services accessible through the internet, such as cloud computing, software as a service (SaaS), or online consulting.

Other businesses or organizations that offer similar products, services, or solutions, competing for the same market or customers.

Inefficiencies

Data Protection

Global Connectivity

Two-way Process

Interactive Web

Competitors

Operational Areas

Insecure Sites

Functional Areas

Apps

online platforms that lack adequate security measures, making them vulnerable to attacks, data breaches, or unauthorized access.

The different departments or functions within an organization responsible for specific aspects of business operations.

Wasteful or non-productive processes, practices, or systems that hinder performance or productivity.

The ecosystem of digital tools, platforms, and technologies that support and enhance business operations and user interactions.

Measures and practices implemented to safeguard data from unauthorized access, corruption, or loss.

two-way communication and engagement between users and the site, often through features like chatbots, live chats, or social media integration.

Other businesses or organizations that offer similar products, services, or solutions, competing for the same market or customers.

Software applications designed to run on mobile devices, computers, or other electronic devices, providing specific functions or services.

The various divisions or sections within an organization, each with a specific role or responsibility, such as finance, marketing, or IT.

A communication or interaction method that allows for back-and-forth exchange between parties,

The ability to connect and communicate with people and systems worldwide through digital networks and technologies.

Problems

Reputational Impact

Frustration

Operational Impact

Financial Impact

Transitory Technology

Connection Failures

A feeling of annoyance, dissatisfaction, or irritation, often resulting from difficulties or obstacles in using digital technology.

Digital tools, systems, or solutions that are constantly changing or evolving, requiring users to adapt to new versions or updates.

The effect of digital technology implementation on the day-to-day functions and processes of an organization.

The influence of digital technology implementation on an organization's public image, credibility, and standing.

The monetary consequences of digital technology implementation, including costs, savings, and revenue generation.

Issues or problems that prevent users from accessing digital systems or networks, often due to technical malfunctions or disruptions.

Issues, challenges, or difficulties that arise during the implementation or use of digital technology, requiring resolution or mitigation.

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