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HRM supports the organization by creating a system that 1. acquires, motivated, manages, develops, & retains talent. 2. Improve efficiency and contribute to revenue growth. 3. Complies with legal requirements and limits risk. What are 4 organizational risk? 1. Strategic 2. Operational 3. Financial 4. Compliance HRM's 6 Primary Functions that is used to support organizational leaders. 1. Staffing 2. Performance Management 3. Training & Development 4. Health & Safety 5. Employment-...

Needs assessment the process of identifying any gaps between what exists and what is needed in the future in terms of employee performance, competencies and behaviors development focuses on developing competencies that an employee or work-group is expected to need in the future self-regulation processes enabling an individual to guide his/her goal-directed activities over time motivation to transfer intention and wi

How can HRM create value within an organization? by making the company better at executing its strategy The purpose of the organizational function of HRM is to_______? attract, hire, develop, reward, and retain talent Taking workplace health and safety seriously helps to reduce ____ risk? compliance When an organization adopts a new manufact

What is the role of the OS? To manage a computer's hardware Which OS service provides functions that are helpful to the user? Program execution Which OS service provides functions that are helpful to the user? Program execution Which system call is used for device manipulation? ReadConsole() Which system calls can be grouped under the category of process controls? Allocate, free memory Which service function is re

What is the role of the OS? a) To build the bootstrap program b) To write to memory c) To develop the kernel d) To manage a computer's hardware d) To manage a computer's hardware Which OS service provides functions that are helpful to the user? a) Resource allocation b) Program execution c) System calls d) Accounting b) Program execution Which system call is used for device manipulation? a) ReadConsole() b) Sleep() c) umas() d) CreateFileMapping() e) chmod() a) ReadConsole() Wh...

Network Attached Storage (NAS) A storage made available over a network rather than over a local connection (such as a bus) - NFS and CIFS are common protocols - Implemented via remote procedure calls (RPCs) - SCSI protocol uses IP network to carry the SCSI protocol Socket A connection point via which an OS communicates with a device PCI bus The common system bus connecting the process-memory subsystem to fast devices Interrupt The hardware

Magnetic disks What is the most common secondary storage? Transfer rate The rate at which data flow between drive and computer Positioning time (random-access time) Time to move disk arm to desired cylinder (seek time) and time for desired sector to rotate under the disk head (rotational latency) Head crash Results from disk head making contact with the disk surface (it's bad) EIDE, ATA, SATA, USB, Fiber Channel, SCSI, SAS, Firewire What are examples of I/O busses? Host controller Uses...

Temporary data such as function parameters, return addresses, and local variables. What does a stack contain? 1. The parent continues to execute concurrently with its children. 2. The parent waits until some or all of its children have terminated. 3. The child process is a duplicate of the parent process (it has the same program and data as the parent). 4. The child process has a new program loaded into it. When a parent creates a child process what are the possibilities? Context Swit...

OS A program that manages the computers hardware an provides the environment in which programs are executed - its a resource allocator and control program CPU The processor that performs the computations I/O devices Items such as the terminal, disks, video board, printer, network card key are all considered one of these Main Memory This contains data and programs used by the CPU System bus This is the communication medium between CPU, memory and peripherals kernel the one program

Program group of related projects that are managed together using coordinated processes and techniques Portfolio Collections of programs, subportfolios, and projects that support strategic business goals or objectives Operations Ongoing functions that support the production of goods or services Initiation Phase During which phase of the project process group is the following done: Creating the project charter, creating a business case and justification, defining a high-level scope defi...