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 I chose the healthcare industry to provide the role of computers there in.   When monitoring patients, doctors and nurses can take records and direct medications at the point of care. This reduces a lot of potential for errors from employees trying to read the writing or remembering the circumstances later on. It also adds performance because doctors and nurses can enter relevant data on the scene.  Medical computers measure medical devices that operate CT Scans, ultrasounds, MRIs, or blood tests. They can even be combined into the equipment itself, freeing space.     Additionally, doctors and nurses can show subjects their X-Rays and other pictures or videos to explain their health and medication.  Computer monitoring saves lives in hospitals. Computers control heart rate monitors, lab equipment, blood pressure monitors, and other crucial medical equipment and notify staff if something is not correct.  In some cases, computers can aid doctors in procedures, making situations more saf

  Part 1: Backup Files Computers organize and store files on the hard drive and other removable drives in folders or directories.  File backups are essential for multiple reasons, easy access, drive failure, viruses, etc.  One example is if the operating system fails, then we can retrieve our files from the backups.  My current backup plan is using Google Drive; it is convenient and valuable.  I backup my files weekly.  My only challenge is to remember my backups and cataloging them. Part 2: Determine RAM Random-access memory (RAM) is a hardware component used to store temporary data for the programs running on computers, smartphones, gaming consoles, and other devices. Operating systems (like Windows and macOS) need to have a certain amount of memory installed to boot up.   RAM and HDD are both types of computer memory. RAM is used to store computer programs and data that the CPU needs in real-time. RAM data is volatile and is erased once the computer is switched off. The hard disk ha

  Analyze and Design a Blog   The blog's target audience is the readers that will read the blog the most and benefit from it.   They will find the most value in the blog content and will appreciate it.   We need always to keep the audience in mind.   My target audience is people interested in technology news and articles.   My design has to be crisp and updated to keep the audience interested.   My method has to incorporate the latest technology trends and should also contain the newest technology topics. Mortals are occupied, have low attention spans, and are flooded with a sea of content daily. So first opinions matter more than ever. You only have about 3 seconds to draw a website guest in, tell them what you do, and make them take action.    Here are some options to consider: 1.     Graphical Header Picture – A header picture or professionally designed image can significantly increase the perceptions and credibility of the blog 2.     Trendy Tagline – The goal of th

  The healthcare industry is growing slowly compared with other industries using computers.  Since the dawn of Windows personal computers, healthcare computing has grown by leaps and bounds.  Healthcare requires on a lot of sensors and peripherals to read and display data.  Scanners, printers, Pulse monitors, oxygen sensors, blood pressure monitors, etc.  Healthcare uses high-level programming languages and programs execution methods.  Healthcare is mostly going web-based, and that means more integration and availability both on and off-premises. A lot of healthcare data is stored in databases, and database management is the key to the success of an application.  Especially with the increased use of electronic health records, databases are becoming fundamental in healthcare use.  Healthcare is also under malware and other online attacks that make their systems very vulnerable.  The industry needs to invest in high-grade protection systems to defend against multiple online threats.  Int