In computer security, a(n) ____________________ is a hardware device, software, or a combination of hardware and software that prevents unauthorized users in one network from accessing resources on another network
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
firewall
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________ is the person who actually authorizes payment for the product
A) The initiator B) The influencer C) The decider D) The purchaser
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
Despite the poor working conditions and low wages, one safeguard that employees had in the early part of the 20th century, was stability in employment because legally employers needed a good reason to fire someone. Mass manufacturing can be at least partially blamed for the labor problems that existed in the early 20th century U.S. labor markets. The labor problem of the early 20th century was largely a worker or human rights problem and not a business problem. From a practical standpoint, these practices actually made very good business sense. The mainstream economic perspective holds that efficiency, equity and voice in the employment relationship are maintained through competitive markets which lead to a fair price where labor is paid equal to the value of its contribution. As long as competition exists in a market, the mainstream economics school of thought would suggest that there is no "labor problem" even if wages are low, work hours are long, etc.
Stock price maximization requires _____.
A. sale of high-quality goods and services at the highest possible prices B. efficient, low-cost plants that produce high-quality goods and services C. the development of products that can be sold at a higher price to consumers D. investment in high-cost plants to manufacture efficiently E. investment in one business establishment to cut the operational cost of multiple establishments
Vertical channel integration
A. results in two or more different management teams for each member of the channel. B. is made possible when a large corporation divests itself of smaller subsidiaries. C. is a shift back to the conventional channel of distribution. D. combines institutions at the same level of operation. E. is made possible by purchasing the operations of a link in the channel.