The Phenomenon Whereby the Pervasiveness of IT in Manufacturing and Services

question 7

Short Answer

The phenomenon whereby the pervasiveness of IT in manufacturing and services has made the market value of physical products and processes less important than the knowledge and information embedded in them is referred to as________________

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Definitions:

Math Instructions

Commands or operations in programming languages and software that execute mathematical calculations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

MUL Instruction

Refers to a command in programming that instructs the processor to perform a multiplication operation.

Bottles Produced

The total count of bottles manufactured in a given period or through a specific process, often used as a key performance indicator in production settings.

MOV Instruction

An instruction used in programming that moves data from one location to another within a device or between devices.