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The idea of Net-Centric computing is a relatively recent formulation, although in many ways it revisits the old architecture of mainframes and terminals. This netcentriccomputing.org definition is short and to the point:
“The underlying principle of Net-Centric Computing (NCC) is a distributed environment where applications and data are downloaded from servers and exchanged with peers across a network on as as-needed basis. This is in stark contrast to the use of powerful personal computers that rely primarily on local resources. In some respects, NCC resembles an earlier computing era of mainframes and centralized services. However, there are significant differences. For example, NCC relies on virtually portable applications running on multiple platforms, mobile data accessed via high-speed network connections, and low-cost appliances for local processing. In many ways, NCC is the enabling technology for a significant percentage of modern enterprise applications.”
It is clear that this perspective commands a lot of interest and has some powerful forces behind it, not the least of which is the US Department of Defense. But it is also clear that like many powerful concepts, it is capable of being interpreted in so many different ways that its functional meaning is frequently obscure. To say, as one analyst has described it, that “the underlying principle of net-centric computing is that of an intelligent distributed environment where applications and data are available on demand” is to promise a great deal, but none of it particularly specific. As in so many other areas, the problem is that systems have to be to be used by people. James Robertson has written a provocative article on 10 principles of effective information management(KM. 1 November 2005), that cogently describes what might be described as “people-centric” concerns, that constitute the day-to-day preoccupations of IT managers.
Your task in this module is to bring net-centric ideas to these people-centric problems. When you have reviewed the material in the background information regarding Net-Centric computing and related issues, and consulted any other material that seems helpful to you, please write a 3-5 paper discussing the question:
Analyze and discuss how Robertson’s 10 principles apply in the context of a computer network.
Net-Centric ComputingINTRODUCTION The Net-Centric Computing or NCC is a technology that will connect inanimate objectswith each other, however, the owner of these objects are still human beings….
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1) Your airplane crashes in the Pacific Ocean. You land on a desert island with one other passenger. A box containing 100 little bags of peanuts also washes up on the island. The peanuts are the only thing to eat. Is this economy with two people, one commodity, and no production, represent the possible allocations in a diagram, and explain why every allocation is Pareto efficient. Is every allocation fair?
2) Musetta can work as many hours as she wants to each day (no more than 24, of course) at a wage rate of $30 per hour. She also receives a $50 gift from her mother each day. Sketch Musetta’s daily budget constraint in a diagram with leisure on the horizontal axis and income on the vertical axis.
3) Consider an economy with two people, Victoria and Albert, and two commodities, tea and crumpets. Currently, Victoria and Albert would be willing to substitute two cups of tea for one crumpet. Further, if the economy were to produce one less cup of tea, the resources released from tea production could be used to produce three more crumpets. Is the allocation of resources in this economy Pareto efficient? If not, should there be more tea or more crumpets?
4) Thelma and Louise are neighbors. During the winter, it is impossible for a snowplow to clear the street in front of Thelma’s house without clearing the front of Louise’s. Thelma’s marginal benefit from snowplowing services is 12 – Z, where Z is the number of times the street is plowed. Louise’s marginal benefit is 8 – 2Z. The marginal cost of getting the street plowed is $16.
Sketch the two marginal benefit schedules and the aggregate marginal benefit schedule. Draw in the marginal cost schedule, and find the efficient level of provision for snowplowing services.
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