...Mobile Computing and Social Networks by Jamia Yant June 6th, 2012 Effectiveness and Efficiency Mobile-based Applications Provide With Regard to Geolocation and Consumer Data Geolocation is a technology that uses data acquired from an individual’s computer or mobile device (any type of radio or network-connection-enabled device) to identify or describe his/her actual physical location. (ISACA, 2011) This technology has become one of the most popular trends in social networking giving us the ability to let our friends know where we are, identify popular or convenient places close to our physical location or even remotely check in to restaurants. These types of applications when accessed on a desktop system are flatter and less of an experience. Most individuals at some point in time have pulled up MapQuest or Google Maps to get directions from point “A” to point “B”, printed thier directions and were on their way. But the experience is a lot richer when you are mobile and you’re Smartphone or other device automatically plugs in your current location. The relevant data you send and receive changes as your location changes. These applications are able to do this through a GPS chip inside the device. The chip uses satellite data to calculate your exact position. In the event that there is interference or the service is unavailable, the chip uses information from cell towers to triangulate the approximate location of the device. The efficiency of these apps is dependent...
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...Team # 4 Praveen Kumar Chundi #7 Sowmya Eruvuri #8 Nisith Harsha Kondapalli #12 Sudeep Taneti #25 Anuroop Vanam #28 Virginia International University Statement of Research Problem How to choose right technology to best develop a software? How the resulted analysis drive the project? Will the technology supports the system and easy to integrate the different modules? Deciding the Right platform and application development environment to develop a software and doing the right analysis which best develops the system provided the right resources. Selecting the right technology not only helps to best develop the system but also to provide necessary assistance and training for the deployed product later. This coheres the importance of analyzing the technologies before entering the development phase. Many systems fail or delayed because of not selecting the right technology for their projects in different stages like development, data Integration, Support, Training etc. For this we select different software solutions, analyze the problem and the selected technologies to solve that. Observing the development time. Measuring the maintenance costs and support capabilities. Example: A web application for online bus ticket booking system which is developed on different platforms by different software companies or individuals. We collect the information like duration for developing the system, resources and costs for developing the system, the support capabilities and compatibilities...
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...Unified Communication Platforms IT 200 Sheriah Hannemann 27 March 2016 Instructor: Wendy Chasser There are many options for a unified communication platform, choosing the right one for you will be based off of what you need it for and if it accomplishes everything you need it to. The five factor when looking into a unified platform are: Functionality, flexibility, architecture, security and usability. There are many platforms to choose from for instance Skype and or FaceTime are great options. Skype is an application that allows you to video chat, voice chat or text another person from anywhere in the world. Skype can also be used on any computer/laptop or your smart phone. Skype is a very good application to use if you're missing your family or friends or if you need to attend a conference call but are unable to travel. Skype always gives you clear and crisp video and voice so no matter how far apart you are from one another, you will be able to hear and see them. Skype has many "advanced" features to it too, one of the more interesting ones, in my opinion, is that you can call someones land line and speak with them while you are on Skype. You can also set up Skype Voice mails. Skype is kind of like a phone on your computer. Skype is a great application for either home use or office use. FaceTime is another option as you can use it on all apple products. FaceTime is not yet available in the android systems but I feel that it has a better...
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...prevalent through history especially in our day in age. These two parties have overshadowed the 3rd smaller parties. These 3rd parties have never been elected this may be because that the two larger parties have always been elected or it may be that people do not know enough about the other 3rd parties to even give them a second chance or even a look. I am going to state the similarities and differences between a larger political party with a smaller 3rd part and the 3rd party I will be choosing is the Green party. The major party that I will be comparing to my 3rd party is the Democratic party. The Democratic view on abortion is very similar to the Green party's view. One point about abortion that both of these parties platforms include is that woman should be able to make there own decision about whether they want to get an abortion or not. Another point that they both make is that the healthcare and prescriptions that are needed...
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...| | |Mobile Computing & Social Networks | | | | | |Denise Washington | |12/14/2014 | Professor Janet Durgin CIS 500, Information Systems for Decision-Making Social networking is powerful and convenient. Consumers are using these avenues to dictate demands on companies and organizations. With over 5 billion mobile phones connected globally, a company must have a mobile offering with plans to invest for the long term. The impact is huge for every business and you must embrace both mobile and social media to survive in today’s economy. Consumers prefer mobile technologies. They use text...
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...Trends and Implementation Strategies for Business Intelligence and Analytics A rapidly emerging trend across almost every industry and organization is the increased utilization of data. From process automation to on-demand agile reporting to robust business intelligence and analytics (BI&A), data remains the future of business. Because of this trend, BI&A has become an industry in its own right. Software companies of all sizes are developing tools that are changing the future of business archetypes. According to Gartner, Inc., “By 2020, information will be used to reinvent, digitalize or eliminate 80% of business processes and products from a decade earlier” (Forbes 2015). As BI&A continues to quickly grow, there are multiple trends, techniques, platforms and expanding technologies that impact how organizations might tackle the development of a universal BI&A platform. The current “hot” trend, increasingly on the rise is self-service analytics, which opens the use of data to more people in a real-time way. Rado Kotorov, a Chief Innovation Officer at Information Builders predicts that for 2016: “…Self-service analytics will evolve beyond just self-service for analysts. There will be self-service information for the masses delivered not through tools but through purpose-built interfaces and apps. Just as the ATM in banking evolved from a cash-dispensing machine to a full transaction and account management terminal, so too will self-service mature and spread...
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...Aiming of gaining market share in the OEM market as the major and long-term goal, Sun Microsystems made little progress, compared with its success in the university market, in the first year. Given that Computervision--the leader in its market segment--was going to purchase a workstation platform instead of building one by itself, it seemed to be a big chance for Sun to find an inroad into the OEM market. But Computervision seemingly has decided to choose Apollo and hence Sun would lose the deal. Considering that Sun nearly staked its future on the deal with Computervision, the failure would really be a heavy blow for the start-up. One obvious consequence due to the failure would be that Sun could not successfully enter the OEM market. Sun has been looking out for an opportunity of gaining more market share in the OEM market constantly. Apollo is its major competitor not only in this deal but also in the OEM market. If Computervision could buy a workstation platform from Sun, not Apollo, Sun would be able to further get more contracts and accordingly gain more market share in the OEM market, which is made possible by the reputation of Computervision and Apollo. Sun achieved the contract from the hand of Apollo and would cooperate with Computervision. It would be a milestone in the history of Sun. However, the real market is brutal. Sun did not make it. What Sun would lose was more than a deal, but an opportunity of capturing significant market share in the OEM market. In addition...
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...strategy is all about the company, competitors and consumers. An effective marketing strategy creates a distinct and desirable position by meeting consumers’ needs and offering consumers a product that differentiates from the competition. Nike Football’s marketing strategy focuses on creating competitive advantage through product differentiation. The company creates value by meeting consumers’ need for products that ensure performance excellence. Characterized by innovative and high performance traits, Nike’s products, offer performance improvements and individuality allowing customers to choose the right shoe according to their game style. Marketing activities such as creating the “Swoosh” logo and the “Just Do It” campaign have also helped the company defined its brand and create brand equity. Faced with the launch of a new boot, the Mercurial Vapor Superfly II Elite, Nike must find the right fit between the company, competitors and consumers in order to obtain a competitive positioning advantage and successfully launch the new boot. Nike is the market leader in product differentiation when it comes to football shoes. With its most recent innovation, the Mercurial Vapor Superfly II Elite, Nike offers football players the latest in performance technology. To understand the product’s sources of competitive advantage it is important to identify the value created at the following different product levels: the core product, the actual product and the augmented product. Starting at the...
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...Many people interested in writing right now, especially when all of the connection are open widely, thanks for the internet of course. But none of them knows the fact that to become a writer is not an easy job. Yes, you can have flexibility and freedom express yourself, but in the end, you must learn about people needs, and what they like to read. That means as a writer you must know your audience, their favorite, their point of view, etc. You can write everything you want on the internet right now, but in the end, you need a conversion on your writing platform. You need money to run your platform, except if you just write for your hobbies. First Thing You Must to Know Being a Writer is a Full-Strategy Job (Learn Audience, traffic, the...
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...Strategy and Campaigns………………………………………………………10 3.11. Resources and skills required for performing strategy…………………………………..……12 3.12. Key Performance Indicators and Analytic Tools………………………………………..…………14 3. Evidence of Social Media Campaign…………………………………………………………..……….16 4.13. The Goal of the Campaign……………………………………………………………………..……………16 4.14. Plan of Content for 5 days and Evidence of Social Media Campaign…………………...16 4.15. Conclusion and Recommendations……………………………………………………………………..17 4. References List………………………………………………………………………………………………….19 5. Appendix 5.1 Screenshot of W’ Style social media strategy execution 26th Oct- 30th Oct…………..20 5.2 W’ Style social media platform web...
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...going mobile with music, apps and payments going mobile smartphones became the next billion $ business. Through app stores new and more innovative platforms created a whole new eco-system: open (Android) and closed (iOS) that allowed their owners to develop and market hardware (Apple) or work with OEMs to make Threat from iPhone was overlooked - this is failure on a grand scale - as iPhone became the OS of choice for innovation in smartphones. Choosing to stick with a platform for the greater part of the decade whose user experience and closed environment did not attract Developers/OEMs i.e. Symbian After Symbian failed, and neither could Java applets built to run apps on Nokia phones keep up with the appeal of the simplicity of Android and the aesthetics of iOS, Nokia chose Windows. Which for the most part has been an epic fail as it is buggy, closed up and always a step behind in innovation and creativity. Even with better cameras and imaging, Nokia phones have been slow to adapt, leaving Microsoft (previously Nokia) with a huge gap to catch up with lesser powered cameras on Samsung, iPhone, HTC or newer OEMs like Xiaomi, One+ One, Android One, etc. The race is to the quick, but being innovative and creative in execution also creates unmatched competitive advantage as shown by the first-time-right mastery of...
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...of the business. This case study tells what approaches they have taken to define information architecture. They have faced the challenges of implementing the right information technology due to the increasing demand of IT and its ability to reduce the complexity. As information technology is complex and need a well-defined plan of staring up or execution, initially they had an option of going for a "best in breed" approach, or a combination i.e. “mixed approach”. When Andersen consulting separated from his parent firm Arthur Andersen, with this move came the challenging opportunity to design and implement information technology infrastructure. Complicating matters: · The Andersen technology was becoming outdated and would be of no use. It consisted of patchwork legacy systems, obsolete software platforms that could not be accessed through the internet and due to which they needed expensive private network to access them. · Over the time the offices developed their own individual accounting and HR software systems. This made it difficult to get up-to-date information quickly and at one time. · Since Accenture broke away from Andersen they could start from the ground up building exactly what would suit their needs to grow as they saw fit. Selecting a platform (Alternatives): Accenture had an option of choosing between two: i.e. “best in breed" and "mixed approach" Best in breed: In this they would buy the best option available for each individual application. One...
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...S.W.O.T Analysis * Strengths 1. Nokia covering every segment, broad range of products. 2. Nokia ability to have relatively stable assets throughout a long term. 3. It has strong financial position with the ability to gain supports for backup finance. 4. Nokia powerful and well organized to balance the flowing movement of money. 5. Great product availability 6. Great price point coverage, from low price to very high price 7. User friendly, multi functions detailed mapping cater accurately all the regions across the world. 8. Reliance of Nokia’s Siemens Network global business solutions by other companies. 9. Nokia wide distribution of employees specifically in each countries, make them more competence in understanding the specific need of each countries 10. Nokia’s patent can give greater and additional revenue for Nokia 11. The copyright licenses of their patents guarantee that there will be no followers from other. 12. Easier and fast supply chain management and distribution experience. 13. Nokia has efficient and diverse innovation technology 14. Nokia ability to quickly response the changes in trends and developed another strategies 15. Nokia can maximize profit through minimization in cost with diverse sourcing and partnering 16. Understand the needs of global world, to cater every each people globally 17. Collaborated with famous local and Korean boy band to create brand awareness. 18. Has...
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...Business Intelligence was coined by Hans Peter Luhn of IBM wherein he describes the Business Intelligences as ability to find the interrelationships among the available data and guide the set of actions to reach the desired goal. What all an organization needs to be a leader in the market is information. Information can be available in large forms like web resources, text data, graphs and statistics. The more information a firm has the more powerful it is getting on. Firms need to assess the future market condition with the available previous and present data so as to be a leader. The major goal of Business Intelligence is to dwell in all the available information, refine it and organize it in such a way that right information is passed to right people through the right way. Now, data can be in vast amounts, of which some might be useful and some might not be useful. Business intelligence tools like reporting, online analytical processing, analytics, data mining, process mining, complex event processing, business performance management, benchmarking, text mining, predictive analytics and prescriptive analytics help the firms in sorting out the useful data. Business intelligence systems help the firms in taking decisions based up on the dwelled data. Thereof Business Intelligence Systems can also be called as Decision Support Systems. Business Intelligence uses technologies, processes, and applications to analyze mostly...
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...Microsoft SQL Server: What's Right in Your Organization? SQL Server Technical Article Writers: Luke Chung Technical Reviewer: Matt Nunn Published: December 2004, revised July 2006. Applies To: SQL Server 2005 Summary: This paper explains how Microsoft® Access is used within an organization. It also explains when to use Access and when to use Microsoft SQL Server™. Copyright The information contained in this document represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation on the issues discussed as of the date of publication. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented after the date of publication. This White Paper is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT. Complying with all applicable copyright laws is the responsibility of the user. Without limiting the rights under copyright, no part of this document may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise), or for any purpose, without the express written permission of Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft may have patents, patent applications, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights covering subject matter in...
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