Secure Access Control & Digital Identity Management Strategies

Unit 1: Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Workflow Systems

Introduction to RBAC

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is an advanced access control model used to regulate system access based on predefined roles within an organization. Instead of assigning permissions to individual users, RBAC assigns roles to users, and each role is associated with specific permissions. This model enhances security, simplifies management, and ensures that users can access only the resources

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Essential Information Systems & Business Technology Concepts

World Wide Web

The World Wide Web is a service provided by the internet that uses universally accepted standards for storing, retrieving, formatting, and displaying information in a page format.

Enterprise Applications

Enterprise applications are systems that span functional areas, focus on executing business processes across the business firm, and include all levels of management.

Key Corporate Assets

Key corporate assets are managed through digital means. In a digital firm, any piece of information

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Cost Accounting Essentials: Benefits, Challenges, and Key Concepts

Limitations of Cost Accounting

  1. Lack of Uniformity

    Cost accounting is not an exact science; therefore, there is a lack of uniformity in costing procedures and practices. Cost accountants may compute costs using different bases. It is possible that two equally competent cost accountants may obtain different results from the same information provided to them.

  2. Costly System

    The development of a cost accounting system requires technical personnel and expert accountants. Firms need to pay more to their employees.

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Project Management Essentials: Success & Pitfalls

Project Management Foundations

An interdependent set of activities geared towards a specific purpose and with a set duration.

Achieving Project Success

Successfully completing a project means meeting objectives within technical specifications, cost, and time constraints.

A set of goal-oriented projects is called a program, and a set of programs forms a plan.

Key Project Dimensions

Technical Aspects

  • Applying the expertise of each work area, adhering to the work methods and requirements (know-how) that each
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Achieving Excellence in Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction

The Core of Service Excellence: Reliability and Quality Dimensions

Service reliability is paramount, representing the performance of accurate and dependable service – it is the heart of excellence in service. When a company provides careless service, fails to avoid possible mistakes, or neglects to fulfill promises made to attract customers, it erodes customer confidence in its capabilities and undermines its chances of gaining a reputation for service excellence. From the customer’s viewpoint,

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Technological Strategy & Organizational Innovation

Technological Functions

Technological Surveillance Outcomes

  • Technology update.
  • New technological opportunities: new products, new processes, technological alliances.

Technological Surveillance Tools

  • Patent analysis
  • Bibliometrics/Scientometrics
  • Reverse engineering
  • Technological benchmarking
  • Internet
  • Technologist networks
  • Industry/technology/trade fairs or meetings
  • User workshops
  • Creativity sessions
  • Technology forecast sessions

The Strategy

Technological Choice

  • Current technological situation analysis: formulate technological
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