Strategy on providing health internet services for community
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innovate, internet, ISP, learning, technologyAbstract
Praise the author turning to the presence of God Almighty, who was willing to provide guidance and strength to the author so that paper, "Internet Service Provider (ISP)" can be resolved. This paper was prepared and was made based on the material-the material. Material-material aims to gain knowledge and insight into learning information and communication technology. And also can understand the value-the value reflected in the basic thinking and acting. Hopefully by learning this paper, will be able to face the problems or difficulties that arise in learning Internet technology. And with the hope that is able to innovate and be creative with the potential.
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