Group 4
Group 4
Group 4
ORGANIZATION
Computer Organization
• It is the knowing what the functional components of a
computer are, how they work and how their performance is
measured and optimized.
• its concerned with the structure and behaviour of a computer
system as seen by the user.
• It deals with the components of a connection in a system.
ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE
HARDWARE
ENTERPRISE
ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE
• Enterprise software, is a type of computer program that serves to
meet the needs of a company as a whole rather than individual users.
Different types of Enterprise Software
Enterprise Resource planning (ERP)
Human Resources Management (HRM)
Business Process Management & Automation
Supply Chain management (SCM)
Business Intelligence (BI)
Marketing Automation
Customer Relationship management (CRM)
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Enterprise Resource Planning
ERP system is the heart and brain of a modern enterprise. It
creates a unified database that lowers the number of errors.
The data is entered once and can be used by all departments.
TYPES
OF
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Human Resources Management
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Business Process Management & Automation
Business Process Management (BPM), is both the technology
and the practice of optimizing enterprise processes and
workflows to be more efficient and adaptable
4 Supply Chain management
SCM this tools help to ensure a steady flow of supplies necessary
for continuous production and delivery
OF
5 BI software helps companies gain actionable insights
based on data that comes from various sources
ENTERPRISE
SOFTWARE Marketing Automation
6 is software that handles routine marketing tasks without the
need for human action.
MIDDLEWARE FRAMEWORKS
It also refers to the principles, practices, and guidelines that an organization follows when
interacting with its customers.
Enterprise Resource Planning
(ERP)
It facilitates processes across multiple business
functions. It allows organizations to eliminate
discrepancies and duplications while sharing and
accessing data in real-time.
Supply Chain Management
(SCM)
Topology viewer
Ability to collect custom configuration data Ability to specify comparison templates in
comparison feature Improved search capabilities More comprehensive configuration
collections compared to previous releases
Comparing configuration
You can compare configurations for differences. For example, you can compare two
hosts that have the same configuration to identify any problems on one of the hosts.
Hardware
• Digital Logic and digital systems
• Benchmarking
• Serial vs. Parallel
Hardware
SYSTEM
• A digital system is a system that uses digital signals to represent
and process data. This contrasts with analog systems, which use
continuous physical phenomena such as voltage or pressure to
represent and process data. Digital systems are typically more
accurate, reliable, and flexible than analog systems, and they can
be easily integrated with other digital systems using digital
communication techniques.
USES OF DIGITAL SYSTEM
Digital systems are used in a wide range of applications,
including computing, communication, control, and
automation. A digital circuit represents and manipulates
information encoded as electric signals that can be logic
high (Vdd) or logic low (Vdd) (GND).
Computers: Digital systems are used in computers to process, store, and
transmit information.
Communication systems: Digital systems are used in communication systems,
such as phones and radios, to transmit information over long distances.
Control systems: Digital systems are used in control systems, such as those
found in automobiles and aircraft, to control and monitor various processes and
systems.
Medical equipment: Digital systems are used in medical equipment, such as CT
scanners and X-ray machines, to capture and analyze medical images.
Entertainment systems: Digital systems are used in entertainment systems, such
as TVs and video game consoles, to provide visual and audio experiences.
Benchmarking
What is Benchmarking?
Component-level Benchmarking
- test a specific component of a computer system, such as the video board, the
audio card, or the microprocessor.
System-level Benchmarking
- evaluate the overall performance of a computer running real programs or
applications.
SERIAL VS. PARALLEL
Serial transmission
When data is sent or received using serial data transmission, the data bits are
organized in a specific order, since they can only be sent one after another. The order
of the data bits is important as it dictates how the transmission is organized when it is
received. It is viewed as a reliable data transmission method because a data bit is only
sent if the previous data bit has already been received.
In case of Serial Transmission, only one bit is transferred at one clock pulse.
Parallel transmission
When data is sent using parallel data transmission, multiple data bits are
transmitted over multiple channels at the same time. This means that data
can be sent much faster than using serial transmission methods.
In case of Parallel Transmission, 8-bits transferred at one clock pulse.
THANK YOU
GROUP 4
Members:
Gozo, Anthony
Dazal, Daniel Anne
De Vera, Wencel
Fulgencio, Allysa
Mae
Galang, Donalou Sheen
Herrera, Dianna