Workplace Technology Review Crossword

series of instructions telling computer hardware what to do
consists of programs controlling the operations of a computer and its devices
data of commands entered into the memory of a computer
holds data, information and instructions; differs from memory because it can hold items permanently
number of computers connected together to share data, software, and hardware
videoconferencing which broadcasts through the internet
software which helps organize and analyze data
Telephones transmitting pieces of paper electronically through telephone lines
accountant's ledger on a computer
portion of the internet consisting of computer sites containing billions of documents called web pages
machines which allow people to make copies of duplicates of papers
program used to view websites such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Google Chrome
physical components of a computer such as a monitor, hard drive, and printer
enables people to send electronic messages with the click of a button; delivers messages in seconds rather than days
two or more LANs networked together across a large area such as school within a city or state
any business activity using electronic communication when goods and services are exchanged
single-user or multi-line systems which make it easy to talk to people anywhere in the world
heart of the workplace technology
conveys the requested information created by the CPU to a user
world's largest network; worldwide collection of LANs and WANs