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Instructions

The textbook refers to an article by Nicholas Carr. Study this article and based on information provided in the article and in Chapter 1 from our textbook write the pros and cons of this article as two bullet lists (one for pros the other for cons).

Your bullet lists should be written from the viewpoint of chapter 1, not your own personal opinion (which could be correct or incorrect). So the correct answers are those filtered by the content of chapter 1.

For example, you should write:

Con: The author claims that brocolli becoming extinct is a good thing. However, the book states that broccoli is the best thing ever, so the author is not correct.

Do not exceed one page total for both pros and cons. Submit as a MS-Word or pdf file.

Semantic Interoperability Gives IT Meaning

KEY TAKEAWAYS

- Semantic interoperability is an enterprise capability derived from the application of special technologies that infer, relate, interpret, and classify the implicit meanings of digital content, which in turn drive business processes, enterprise knowledge, business rules, and enterprise application interoperability.

- The third wave indicates that competitive advantage for companies in all industries will be largely driven by ef?ciency in information sharing.

- Most strategic, long-term barriers to ef?cient information sharing are inadequately addressed by currently popular integration approaches.

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

IT matters now more than ever. Persistent challenges to business demands greater flexibility and dynamism. Challenges ranging from the volume of new enterprise data, to the inherent rigidity of custom-coded applications and the increasing demand for real time business change require new ways to manage the information inside the technology. We've seen how key industries and business mergers, acquisitions, and consolidation continue to demand more agility and more flexibility at greater speed. In short, the need for an adaptive enterprise infrastructure persists. Thus far in the book we have examined the systemic business pain points that drive the need for better technology. In the next chapter we will take a look at some traditional solutions that, despite the hype, fall well short of solving these business needs.

Please read chapter and answer the question below.

Please provide a list of pros and cons at graduate level. Please refer to Instructions.

What is the significance of points A and B in Figure 1.1?

Attachment:- ch.pdf

Attachment:- ITDoesntMatter.pdf