Digital Revolution

When did the technological revolution begin?

• 2020s
• 1500s
• 1900s
• 1770s

• 1800s

Where did the technological revolution begin?

• In Western under-developed economies

• In Eastern under-developed economies

• In Southern developed economies

• In Eastern developed economies

• In Western developed economies

From which industry do most technological developments come from?

• Healthcare
• Construction
• Education

• Manufacturing
• Military

Organize the use of technology from its creation to its last use

• Industry

• Military

• Consumer Goods

• Telecommunications

What does Digital Revolution refer to?

• The shift from analog to mechanical technology.
• A period of increased agricultural production.
• The development of renewable energy sources.
• The rise of traditional media over digital media.
• The transition from analog electronic and mechanical devices to digital technology

When did the Digital Revolution end?

• 1990s

• 2000s

• 2010s

• 2020s

• It hasn't ended

What does "Analog" refer to in technology?

• Signals derived from physical phenomena that also may be interpreted as signals representing physical measurements.

• Analog refers to digital signals only.
• Analog is a form of data compression derived from digital signals representing digital measurements.

• Analog is a type of software.
• Analog represents binary data derived from physical phenomena.

What does "VoIP" refer to?

• Voice over Internet Protocol
• Voice over Internet Program
• Video over Internet Protocol
• Voice over Internal Protocol
• Voice on Internet Platform

How does "VoIP" work?

• VoIP uses analog signals for communication.
• VoIP requires a dedicated phone line for each call.
• VoIP relies on satellite communication for voice transmission.
• VoIP transmits voice using traditional circuit-switched networks.
• VoIP works by converting voice signals into digital data packets for transmission over the internet.

What does the term 'Digital Ecosystem' refer to?

• An isolated system with no external connections.
• A single software application for data management.
• A type of social media platform.
• A network of interconnected digital technologies and services.
• A collection of physical devices and hardware.