BTEC DIT C3 LAC - Equal Access

People who have a poor connectivity and connection speed pay less for their phone.

• True

• False

Having no access to the internet affects the range and quality of information and services that a person can access.

• True

• False

To be competitive organisations needs lot of information so they can make the right decisions

• True

• False

Identify below the benefits to organisations of access to information. (Choose all that apply)

• Seeing competitors information helps them identify the right pricing

• They need it to meet the requirements of the Data Protection Act

• They can search for new suppliers to reduce costs

• Improved communication means that the organisation can respond more quickly

There are no legal requirements for employers to make 'reasonable adjustments' to enable an employee with accessibility needs to carry out their work tasks.

• True

• False

Identify the benefits to organisations of equal access. (Choose all that apply)

• It helps in disaster recovery

• Accessibility features on devices and flexible working have widened the pool of talents, skills and abilities form which to recruit staff.

• Fast internet connections support the use of cloud computing, media streaming, video conferencing and virtual reality.

• High speed broadband and connections allow a wider choice of locations for businesses.

Identify the benefits to individuals of equal access. (Choose all that apply)

• Social media enables faster communication and allows friends and family to stay in touch more easily.

• It is beneficial to the environment

• Access to information via the web has led to the flexibility of online shopping.

• Media streaming allows a much wider range of entertainment options including TV programs, films, music and games.

Identify the benefits to society of equal access. (Choose all that apply)

• Being able to find out about other countries, cultures and religions helps to make use more understanding of each other.

• Modern technologies promote equality and fairness, allowing a wider number of people to work in flexible ways.

• Limited access to networks can create inequality and division which is bad for society

• Equal access to technology supports less developed parts of the country and helps reduce regional differences.

Identify the benefits of access to media and download facilities. (Choose all that apply)

• Organisations can access libraries of images, animations, music and video footage that can be used in marketing.

• Individuals can download media at any time of the day and it is sometimes cheaper.

• Faster communication with customers and other stakeholders

• It allows people access to worldwide media and internet radio from around the world.

Identify the benefits of online facilities. (Choose all that apply)

• Brings an organisation's products and services to a wider market

• Hackers can intercept payment information.

• Convenience for individuals who can shop 24/7 and access a wider range of products and services, which can mean competitive prices.

• An online business does not require the same financial model as a high street business and can be easily set up.