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- 1. Main street and The Generic city In this lecture, I learned a lot of about the urban design. Like the cities in history, how the cities are planned and how to recognize the fabric of the urban. Organic, geometric or hybrid of the two. Over through the book, The birth of urban design was after the industrial revolution and world war I, the CIAM and the idea of urban design was coming up from Europe and developed in United States. Many people who are knowledgeable and has creative thinking is make up a group called “Creative class”. It is a group believed to bring economic growth to countries that can attract its members. They are the key driver of urban design development in the industrial city in the United States. Then the large scale urban renewal projects in the US started in the interwar period as an attempt to clear out blight inner cities and it is called urban renewal plan. Many future concept of urban planning and design is also coming up in that time. One of the creative concept is The Generic City which come from Rem Koolhass. He mainly expressed the negation of the identity of the city, thereby to bring the theory of the Generic city as the city in the future. In general, the Generic city concept promoted by Koolhaas is a city with nonidentity, no history, no center, high efficient, can tolerate many different kinds of people from different area or country. As time goes by, up to twenty first-century, Urbanism takes shape. Because of the rapidly changing economy, the innovation neighborhood is appeared. It is new area that combines living, working, shopping and the private sector. The private sector is the businesses in research- driven industries such as pharmaceuticals, technology, specialized manufacturing, university and educational or healthcare institution. With the innovation neighborhood came up, the traditional neighborhood street Main street is functioned as “Third places”, neither home
- 2. nor workplace. People in this street can see movies, eat at restaurants, attended church, etc. In United States, after Depression and World war II, many people have their own car and very few neighborhoods could continue to support Main Street as a retail center. Most urban Main Street did not retain their traditional scale and character. The Suburban malls grew larger and came to dominate their markets. Then the urban Main Street should be focus on amenity, walkability, and authenticity, local experience that are the antithesis of the formulas and mass production that drive suburban malls. As the city developed, urban designer should look forward. As the Generic city concept, if a city have traditional city center, it has a heavy price to continuous support, restoration the traditional city center. It is neither practical nor constraining the development of the nearby area if the traditional ancient center continues become the city center in the future. It is like human will lost themselves by worshiping the patrimony of their ancestors. The generic city is built for the need of modern human. The urban population is movable. It is only a temporary home built by the floating population and the foundation of generic city is unstable. The generic city is more like a place where do not have the past and future. People will come and live there just because of the develop of the city and the good job opportunity. Nobody really care what is the history of the generic city. My home town Wenzhou also developed as a generic city. There are lot of people come from another city and they come there for the job or business. CSIA 300: Cybersecurity for Leaders and ManagersResearch Report #2: Emerging Issues Analysis and Report Scenario
- 3. The Entertainment Team (ET -- part of Resort Operations at Padgett-Beale, Inc.) is excited about a new event management platform and is ready to go to contract with the vendor. This platform is a cloud-based service that provides end-to-end management for events (conferences, concerts, festivals). The head of Marketing & Media (M&M) is on board and strongly supports the use of this system. M&M believes that the data collection and analysis capabilities of the system will prove extremely valuable for its efforts. Resort Operations (RO) also believes that the technology could be leveraged to provide additional capabilities for managing participation in hotel sponsored “kids programs” and related children-only events. Several other high level managers have expressed concerns however, about one of the capabilities that ET, M&M, and RO are most excited about – customizable RFID wrist bands for managing and tracking attendees. For an additional fee, the event management platform's vendor will provide customized RFID bands to be worn by attendees. These bands have unique identifiers embedded in the band that allow tracking of attendees (admittance, where they go within the venue, what they "like," how long they stay in a given location, etc.). The RFID bands can also be connected to an attendee's credit card or debit card account and then used by the attendee to make purchases for food, beverages, and souvenirs. The head of Corporate IT has tentatively given approval for this outsourcing because it leverages cloud-computing capabilities. IT's approval is very important to supporters of this the acquisition because of the company's ban on "Shadow IT." (Only Corporate IT is allowed to issue contracts for information technology related purchases, acquisitions, and outsourcing contracts.) Corporate IT also supports a cloud-based platform since this reduces the amount of infrastructure which IT must support and manage directly.
- 4. The project has come to a screeching halt, however, due to a request by the Chief Privacy Officer for more information about the benefits of the RFID system and potential privacy issues. Once more, the management interns have been tapped to help out with a research project. The CPO expects and requires an unbiased analysis of the proposed use cases and the security and privacy issues which could be reasonably expected to arise. The defined use cases are: 1. Children (under the age of 13) attending a hotel sponsored “kids club” program. 2. Individuals attending a music festival or other event where IDs must be checked to establish proof of age (legal requirement for local alcoholic beverage consumption). 3. Attendee management for trade shows Research 1. Read / Review the readings in the LEO classroom. 2. Read this introduction to RFID technologies: http://www.rfidjournal.com/articles/view?1337 3. Next, read the following descriptions and reviews of event management platforms a. http://rfid4u.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Event- Management-Case-Study.pdf b. http://www.capterra.com/event-management-software/ c. http://www.cvent.com/en/event-management-software/# (Scroll down to subheadings to find the links to additional web pages) 4. Research one or more of the Use Cases a. Tracking Children in Entertainment Parks and Kids Club Programs http://www.rfidjournal.com/blogs/experts/entry?11573 and http://disneycruiselineblog.com/2013/11/all-new-youth- activities-oceaneer-bands-replacing-mickey-bands/ b. Managing Adult Attendees at Music Festivals (includes RFID bands linked to twitter, Facebook, and credit/debit card)
- 5. http://musicfestivalsrfid.com/ and http://www.techradar.com/news/world-of-tech/rfid-wristbands- vs-nfc-smartphones-what-s-winning-the-contactless-battle- 1167135 c. Tracking Adults at Trade Shows http://www.universalrfid.com/product/rfid-labels-provide- technology-at-trade-shows/ and https://blog.printsome.com/rfid- wristbands-good-bad/ 5. Choose one of the Use Cases then find and review at least one additional resource on your own that provides information about privacy and security related laws that could limit or impose additional responsibilities upon Padgett-Beale’s collection, storage, transmission, and use of data about guests. (Note: laws may differ with respect to collecting data from or about children.) 6. Using all of your readings, identify at least 5 security and privacy issues which the Chief Privacy Officer needs to consider and address with the Padgett-Beale leadership team as it considers the implications of your chosen use case. 7. Then, identify 5 best practices that you can recommend to Padgett-Beale’s leadership team to reduce and/or manage risks associated with the security and privacy of data associated with the event management platform. Write Write a three to five page report using your research. At a minimum, your report must include the following: 1. An introduction or overview of event management systems and the potential security and privacy concerns which could arise when implementing this technology. This introduction should be suitable for an executive audience. Provide a brief explanation as to why three major operating units believe the company needs this capability. 2. An analysis section in which you address the following: a. Identify and describe your chosen Use Case b. Identify and describe five or more types of personal / private
- 6. information or data that will be collected, stored, processed, and transmitted in conjunction with the use case. c. Analyze and discuss five or more privacy and security issues related to the use case. d. Identify and discuss 3 or more relevant laws which could impact the planned implementation of the event management system with RFID wrist bands. 3. A recommendations section in which you identify and discuss five or more best practices for security and privacy that should be implemented before the technology is put into use by the company. Include at least one recommendation in each of the following categories: people, processes, policies, and technologies. 4. A closing section (summary) in which you summarize the issues related to your chosen use case and the event management platform overall. Include a summary of your recommendations to Padgett-Beale leadership. Submit For Grading Submit your research paper in MS Word format (.docx or .doc file) using the Research Report #1 Assignment in your assignment folder. (Attach your file to the assignment entry.) Additional Information 1. To save you time, a set of appropriate resources / reference materials has been included as part of this assignment. You must incorporate at least five of these resources into your final deliverable. You must also include one resource that you found on your own. 2. Your research report should use standard terms and definitions for cybersecurity. See Course Content > Cybersecurity Concepts for recommended resources. 3. Your research report should be professional in appearance with consistent use of fonts, font sizes, margins, etc. You should use headings to organize your paper. The CSIA program recommends that you follow standard APA formatting since this
- 7. will give you a document that meets the “professional appearance” requirements. APA formatting guidelines and examples are found under Course Resources > APA Resources. An APA template file (MS Word format) has also been provided for your use. 4. You are expected to write grammatically correct English in every assignment that you submit for grading. Do not turn in any work without (a) using spell check, (b) using grammar check, (c) verifying that your punctuation is correct and (d) reviewing your work for correct word usage and correctly structured sentences and paragraphs. 5. You are expected to credit your sources using in-text citations and reference list entries. Both your citations and your reference list entries must follow a consistent citation style (APA, MLA, etc.). 4 Copyright ©2018 by University of Maryland University College. All Rights Reserved