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GE202 Chapter 1-3 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. threat of substitutes
  2. operations management
  3. digital subscriber lines (DSL)
  4. switching costs
  5. wifi
  6. data-driven decision making
  7. legacy systems
  8. programming language
  9. virtualization
  10. system software
  11. wavelength
  12. application software
  13. software as a service (SaaS)
  14. e-discovery
  15. random access memory (RAM)
  16. utility software
  17. user-generated content (UGC)
  18. optical scanners
  19. Moore's Law
  20. circuit-switched network
  21. ASCII code
  22. optical character recognition (OCR)
  23. support activities
  24. network effects
  25. business intelligence
  26. microwave transmission
  27. benchmark
  28. crisis management team
  29. Web 2.0
  30. business process
  31. sustaining technologies
  32. byte
  33. power of buyers
  34. object-oriented programming
  35. private branch exchange (PBX)
  36. primary activities
  37. information
  38. client-server network
  39. product differentiation strategy
  40. threat of new entrants
  41. voice over IP (VoIP)
  42. information technology (IT)
  43. e-government
  44. enterprise architecture (EA)
  45. WiMax
  46. central processing unit (CPU)
  47. strategic enabler
  48. operating system (OS)
  49. software
  50. source code
  51. twisted pair wires
  52. management information systems (MIS)
  53. customer relationship management (CRM) system
  54. optical fiber
  55. commercial off-the-shelf (COTS)
  56. ecosystem
  57. local area network (LAN)
  58. peer-to-peer network
  59. rivalry among existing competitors
  60. bandwidth
  61. Bluetooth
  62. information and communications technology (ICT)
  63. disruptive innovation
  64. TCP/IP
  65. wireless router
  66. n-tier
  67. value chain model
  68. business process management (BPM)
  69. Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6)
  70. competitive advantage
  71. focused niche strategy
  72. data-driven decision making
  73. chief information officer (CIO)
  74. transistor
  75. information system
  76. radio frequency identification (RFID)
  77. creative destruction
  78. social networking sites
  79. open source software
  80. low cost leadership strategy
  81. network
  82. computer
  83. in-memory computing
  84. coaxial cables
  85. bits per second (bps)
  86. power of suppliers
  87. cloud computing
  88. Ethernet
  89. packet switching
  90. hertz (Hz)