The term 'Information Explosion' is used to describe the rapid increase in the amount of information available and the speed at which it is communicated.

The personal computer is considered to be the primary driver of the Information Revolution, as it made computing power and information access widely available to individuals.

The Internet is the network of interconnected computers that allows for global communication and information sharing.

TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) is the protocol used to transfer data over the Internet.

The World Wide Web is the system that allows users to access information on the Internet using a web browser.

Real-Time Communication refers to the ability to communicate and share information instantly and globally.

Dial-Up Modem is the technology that allows for the transmission of data over telephone lines.

Fiber Optic Cable is the technology that allows for high-speed Internet access using fiber optic cables.

Wi-Fi is the technology that allows for wireless Internet access using radio waves.

Media Convergence is the term used to describe the convergence of different technologies, such as telecommunications, computing, and broadcasting.

Microwave Communication is the technology that allows for the transmission of data using microwaves.

Satellite Communication is the technology that allows for the transmission of data using satellites.

Bluetooth is the technology that allows for wireless communication over short distances using radio waves.

Business Process Reengineering is the term used to describe the use of technology to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of business processes.

Cellular Network is the technology that allows for the transmission of data over cellular networks.