Questions: Multiple Cholce Question Helping organizations avoid bottlenecks in logistics or workflow and identify inefficiencies more quickly through the use of information technologies and appropriate algorithms illustrate effective uses of: random access memory the Internet of Things (IoT) data science memristors

Multiple Cholce Question Helping organizations avoid bottlenecks in logistics or workflow and identify inefficiencies more quickly through the use of information technologies and appropriate algorithms illustrate effective uses of: random access memory the Internet of Things (IoT) data science memristors
Transcript text: Multiple Cholce Question Helping organizations avoid bottlenecks in logistics or workflow and identify inefficiencies more quickly through the use of information technologies and appropriate algorithms illustrate effective uses of: random access memory the Internet of Things (IoT) data science memristors
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The answer is the third one: data science.

Explanation for each option:

  1. Random access memory (RAM): RAM is a type of computer memory that can be accessed randomly. It is used for storing data that is being actively used by the computer. While RAM is crucial for the performance of information systems, it does not directly help in identifying inefficiencies or avoiding bottlenecks in logistics or workflow.

  2. The Internet of Things (IoT): IoT refers to the network of physical objects embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies to connect and exchange data with other devices and systems over the internet. While IoT can provide valuable data for logistics and workflow management, it is the analysis of this data that helps in identifying inefficiencies, which is a function of data science.

  3. Data science: Data science involves the use of algorithms, data analysis, and technology to extract insights and knowledge from data. It is directly related to helping organizations avoid bottlenecks in logistics or workflow and identify inefficiencies more quickly by analyzing data and applying appropriate algorithms.

  4. Memristors: Memristors are a type of non-volatile memory that can retain information without power. They are used in computing for memory storage but do not directly contribute to identifying inefficiencies or avoiding bottlenecks in logistics or workflow.

Summary: Data science is the most appropriate answer as it involves the use of information technologies and algorithms to analyze data, which helps organizations identify inefficiencies and avoid bottlenecks in logistics or workflow.

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