...The enterprise app store Evolution in IT strategy WWW.WIPRO.COM Author: Prasenjit Bhadra, Principal Architect – Wipro Mobility Solutions From consumers to the work place: An App-t evolution Apple created a revolution with its app store. Consumers loved it. Naturally, other players are rushing in to meet consumer expectations. Vendors like Amazon, Google and Microsoft have begun to offer similar stores that have a self-service model. With the widespread adoption of mobility within enterprise, many consumers now want to see the same convenience and ease of use at the workplace that the online app stores offer. Can an enterprise afford to ignore the demands of its employees? Which enterprises will need their own Enterprise App Stores (EAS) and how will these stores operate? where it is used with a well-defined distribution protocol. Additionally, Today’s enterprise users, volunteered in driving enterprise-wide environment. If mobile apps and processes change one day, they mobility initiatives, have begun to demand simplicity of app portfolio should be able to roll out the change across the enterprise the very management. To support this demand mobile EAS is the solution. An next day. In many instances, if they fail, the impact could be from loss EAS is a customized in-house platform or infrastructure that lets users of revenues to attracting compliance and legal censure. Mobility SLAs securely download apps and updates on their...
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...Open Journal of Business and Management, 2015, 3, 446-452 Published Online October 2015 in SciRes. http://www.scirp.org/journal/ojbm http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/ojbm.2015.34045 Analysis of Nokia’s Decline from Marketing Perspective Jianzhong Jia, Yuchan Yin School of Business Administration, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, China Email: 844375919@qq.com Received 28 September 2015; accepted 24 October 2015; published 27 October 2015 Copyright © 2015 by authors and Scientific Research Publishing Inc. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution International License (CC BY). http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Abstract Nokia was a synonym for the mobile phone industry for a long time; however, when it came into the era of smart phones, the former leader was under an awkward situation. Nokia sold its mobile phone business to Microsoft on September 3, 2013. A company following Kodak with the legendary color failed in the impact of the new technology revolution. This was a typical case of the subversion of an industry; therefore, the author believed that it was necessary to analyze the process. This paper studied Nokia’s decline mainly from the three parts. First of all, looking back Nokia’s development process from the glory to the decline, it can be divided into three stages: the transition period, the peak period and the decline period, followed by analyzing the reasons of its decline from three parts: Nokia executives’...
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...ISE Today's enterprises are under tremendous pressure to keep pace with a rapidly changing marketplace while supporting employees, customers, and consumers who are using an entirely new set of capabilities to meet their needs. Capabilities such as social media, cloud services, analytics, and mobility are enabling users and buyers to localize and personalize specific needs to do a variety of tasks, whether for professional or personal purposes. While the combination of these capabilities is radically altering the means by which enterprises need to do business, the move to a mobile-enabled world is creating tremendous opportunities for enterprises to leverage mobility as a means of driving high performance and ensuring competitive advantage. Some of the key factors that are driving enterprises to develop mobile strategies are as follows: Rapidly expanding use of mobile devices. The rapid adoption of "smart" mobile devices by both consumers and employees, coupled with the increase in bring your own device (BYOD) in the work environment, is placing significant challenges on enterprises to meet a broader set of requirements. In particular, enterprises face tremendous pressure to support a widening array of application functions (e.g., sales, customer care, ERP, marketing), technology platforms (e.g., native OS, Web OS, mobile enterprise application platform [MEAP], cloud), and devices (e.g., smartphones, smart tablets, smart vehicles). Expanding integration of "mobile" machine-to-machine...
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...Mobile Technology & Applications Effect on Rental Car Companies By Aubrey A Maloney IS535 –Managerial Applications of Information Technology DeVry University OCT 8, 2010 Abstract Mobile technology and applications are the future of business. With this technology it will make it easier to automate a business such as a rental company and help cut costs. With almost every phone created theses days being Smartphone/PDA and application ready, it will quickly be a more convenient way for the customer that rent cars to be checked in or out of vehicles. It also will help the internal operations of the business flow more quickly for an example, when you have a mobile alert from your phone application that a certain car needs maintenance or has been damaged. Mobile application and technology improve business processes, and establishes a baseline view of applications and services for future evaluation of customer service and functional levels. Mobile technology and applications will help rental car companies like Enterprise generate new business, improve workforce productivity and better serve customers. It will effectively improve productivity, lower costs and enhance differentiation. The mobile solution gives gateway delivery to the information access that it needs now, while being designed to grow with the company into future. Mobile technology is the constantly expanding sector of equipment and related services that enable people to work away from their desks...
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...nformation Technology for Management Transforming Organizations in the Digital Economy International Student Version EFRAIM TURBAN, University of Hawaii at Manoa LINDA V O L O N I N O , Canisius College with contributions by: CAROL POLLARD, Appalachian State University . JANICE C. SIPIOR, Villanova University DOROTHY LEIDNER, Baylor University LINDA LAI, Macau Polytechnic University of China CHRISTY CHEUNG, Hong Kong Baptist University DEBORRAH CRISTOBAL, University of Santo Tomas, Philippines WILEY & Sons, Inc. CONTENTS 4 Networks and Collaboration as Business Solutions 112 I IT Supports Organizational Performance in Turbulent Business Environments 1 Toyota Scion's Innovative Advertising Strategies 2 1.1 Doing Business in the Digital Economy 4 1.2 Information Systems and Information Technology 11 1.3 Business Performance Management, Business Pressures, Organizational Responses, and IT Support 13 1.4 Strategy for Competitive Advantage and IT Support 18 1.5 Social Computing and Networking and Virtual Worlds 25 1.6 Why Should You Learn About Information Technology? 29 1.7 Plan of the Book 30 1.8 Managerial Issues 31 Minicase: NHS Hospitals Adopt Wireless 35 G Information Technologies: Concepts, Types, and IT Support 38 Mary Kay's IT Systems 39 2.1 Information Systems: Concepts and Definitions 41 2.2 Classification and Types of Information Systems 42 2.3 How IT Supports People 52 2.4 How IT Supports Supply Chains and...
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...Relationship Management Proposal For Fish Lover’s Content Section I: Introduction Section II: Previous Works In The Field And Its Advantages Of The Approach Over Existing Prototypes Section III: Key Ideas Of Research With CRM In Today’s Trends Section IV: Prototype CRM System For Fish Lover’s Section V: Extending System To Other Area Of Business. Section VI: Conclusion SECTION I: INTRODUCTION The key element of a business is to make profit. To reach these goal customers has to be satisfied. Giving attention to the customer’s need and requirement has become the foremost important goal of 99% of the companies today. Customer Relationship Management, or CRM is a strategy highly required to enterprises in cost savings and increasing customer base by solidifying them. CRM allows bringing true data sources in to the organization giving a holistic view of customers in real time, which will help the enterprise to function according to their demands with high quality services; hence allowing the organization to make informed decisions at the right time. Through good customer care organization gain its reputation. The proposal is based on implementing a CRM system to a newly establishing organization in Maldives. The enterprise is to establish a fish processing company; mainly canning flavored fish. The CRM system for the business is the latest trends in 2014,including social media, cloud technology and mobile devices. Existing...
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...deployed some form of mobile email for the workforce as their first foray into wireless applications. Yet some are still hesitant to deploy applications that enable connectivity to back-office systems. Despite the maturity and success of most email deployments, companies are still highly cautious when looking at more complex applications. They worry about complexity, deployment costs, security, user reluctance to work on small devices, and -- having been unsuccessful in early implementations -- they are often gun-shy about trying again. Yet this reluctance to deploy applications is outmoded thinking. Forward-thinking companies are deploying mobile applications in a short time, at reasonable cost, and often on existing infrastructure. And they are reaping significant gains in end-user productivity and business efficiency. Enterprises wishing to deploy mobile solutions to the workforce should start with a strategic plan that focuses on what the users need to get their jobs done, the kinds of infrastructure that are already in place and can be leveraged, and how business needs will change over the next few years. This last component of a mobile strategy is particularly important because it will determine not only what gets implemented now but what degree of flexibility will be required to enhance and improve the applications over time. Failure to take into account the needs of the business in the long term will mean a mobile solution that is unable to change or grow with the business...
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... | |Management and the Networked | | |Enterprise | | |Chapter 1: Information Systems in|(1) UPS Global Operations with the DIAD IV | |Global Business Today | | | |How IT drives the UPS operation worldwide. Using smart people and smart technology, UPS delivers over 14 million | | |packages daily to 200 countries and territories, requiring the talents of 70,000 drivers who are wirelessly connected| | |to UPS main databases located in seventeen major data centers throughout through out the world. L= 3:15 | | | | | |Tags: UPS global operations; hand held computers; wireless mobile platform; digital firm; integration of...
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...March 27, 2012 Case Study: Motorola Inc. Company Description Telecommunications Company Motorola specialize in Microprocessors, Mobile phones, Two-Way radios and Networking Systems. It operates through three business divisions: Home and network mobility, enterprise mobility and mobile devices. Background Founded in 1928 by Joseph Galvin and it was known as Galvin Manufacturing. Produced Car radios and manufactured televisions. First initial public offering was in 1943. Produced world’s first portable Fm radio known as the “walkie talkie” Developed the first digital cellular phone photo type Introduced three-amp power transistor (known as the Pager) Introduced Cable Modem, and a cellular PDA handset that combined both Linux and java technology Mission "We are a global communications leader powered by a passion to invent and an unceasing commitment to advance the way the world connects. Our communication solutions allow people, businesses and governments to be more connected and more mobile." Top Management Chairman of the Board: Gary L. Tooker President and Chief Operating Officer: Robert L. Growney Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer: Carl F. Koenemann Current Position Market share dropped from 12.2 percent in 2006 to 12 percent in 2007 They had disappointing returns in 2007 They struggled with their mobile devices business STEEP Analysis Socio-cultural environment With phones being more affordable, more people own phones and the age range...
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...University of Waterloo while Fregin was an engineering student at the University of Windsor. BlackBerry Limited (BlackBerry), incorporated on February 24, 2003, is a provider of mobile communications. The Company is engaged primarily in the provision of the BlackBerry wireless solution, consisting of smartphones, service and software. The Company's four areas of business are Devices business, Enterprise Services, BlackBerry Technology Solutions (BTS) business and Messaging. The Company's Devices business is focused on delivering smartphone products. BlackBerry's Enterprise Services business offers enterprise products and services. The Company's BTS business consists of five units: QNX Software Systems Limited (QNX), Certicom, Paratek, the BlackBerry Internet of Things (IoT) Platform, and Intellectual Property and Patent Licensing (IPPL). The Company's Messaging business is engaged in providing BlackBerry Messenger (BBM). The Company's smartphones are powered by the BlackBerry 10 operating system (OS). BlackBerry smartphones are available from various carriers and indirect channels, through a range of distribution partners, and are designed to operate on a range of carrier networks, including High Speed Packet Access (HSPA), HSPA+, Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), general packet radio service (GPRS), Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE), code division multiple access (CDMA), Evolution-Data Optimized (Ev-DO)...
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...Topic: Examine groupware systems including their various types and examples of organisational activities they support, and discuss how they would evolve in the future. Student number: 21819254 Introduction Nowadays, usage of IT systems in enterprise environment is growing at an incredible pace. The main purpose of it is to help groups of cooperating individuals to overcome time and spatial barriers. Enterprise systems implementation has led to the problem of cooperation between companies to reach their goals and successfully operate in the current market environment. The rising demand for collaboration software has led to the groupware market expansion. Collaborative software has influenced the expansion of enterprises by improving the effectiveness of a range of tools such as the ability to communicate over long distances. This software had a significant impact on expansion of enterprises and increased efficiency of its work, for example, the communication over long distances. Along with development of technologies, the way workers operate in organisations has completely changed. Monotonous and time consuming tasks can be easily solved using the computer. Consequently, this change led to increase in the number of “knowledge workers”, workers, whose main capital is knowledge (Davenport, Thomas, 2005). Organisations more often require employees, who have the skill and experience of working within a team. Obviously, teamwork has a significantly greater efficiency, especially in...
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...2 sections A and B. 2. Answer all the questions. 3. Mobile phone and any other Mobile electronic devices are NOT allowed into the examination room. SECTION A 1. ____ is an important component of every information system that helps organizations to achieve their goals. a. | Hardware | c. | Feedback mechanism | b. | Software | d. | Data | 2. The value of information is directly linked to how it helps decision makers achieve their organization’s ____. a. | profits | c. | cost reduction initiatives | b. | goals | d. | quality improvement measures | 3. In information systems, ____ is used to make changes to input or processing activities. a. | forecasting | c. | output | b. | feedback | d. | processing | 4. ____ is (are) considered to be the most important element in a computer-based information system. a. | Hardware | c. | Procedures | b. | Software | d. | People | 5. People who work with information systems to get results are called ____. a. | the CIO | c. | IS personnel | b. | users | d. | IS managers | 6. A common type of information system used in business organizations are those designed for ____. a. | electronic and mobile commerce | c. | decision support | b. | transaction processing | d. | all of the above | 7. ____ involves using information systems and the Internet to acquire parts and supplies. a. | e-commerce | c. | mobile commerce | b. | e-business | d. | e-procurement | 8...
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...Oracle Corporation It’s a huge company that provides enterprise software and computer hardware products and services. It develops, manufactures, markets, hosts, and supports database and middleware software, applications software, and hardware systems. It is organized into three businesses: software, hardware systems and services. Its software business consists of two segments: new software licenses and software license updates and product support. It’s hardware systems business consists of two segments: hardware systems products and hardware systems support. It authorizes database and middleware software, including database and database management, application server and cloud application, service-oriented architecture and business process management, business intelligence, identity and access management, data integration, Web experience management, portals, and content management and social network software, as well as development tools and Java, a software development platform; and applications software comprising enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, financials, governance, risk and compliance, procurement, supply chain management, enterprise portfolio project and enterprise performance management, business intelligence analytic applications, Web commerce, and industry-specific applications software. It also provides customers with rights to unspecified software product upgrades and maintenance releases; Internet access to technical content; and...
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...oracle.com oracle has an Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c. The oracle revolutionized the field of enterprise which includes Real Application Testing, data masking, change management, patching and more. www.sybase.com SAP Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) is a high-performance Relational database management system for mission-critical, data –intensive environments. It ensures the highest operational efficiency and throughput on a broad range of platforms. I would say that the SAP Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise is the one that provides a relational data modeling tool. The Advantage Database Server is a full-featured, easily embedded, client Server, relational database management system that provides you with Indexed sequential access method (ISAM) table-based and SQL-based data access. Sap Sybase Replication Server is a database replication software that moves and synchronizes data across the enterprise to meet a host of competing needs, including data delivery, real-time business intelligence and zero operational downtime. Sap Sybase SQL Anywhere is a comprehensive suite of solutions that provides data management, synchronization and data exchange technologies that enable the rapid development and deployment of data base-powered applications in remote and mobile environments. http://www.01.ibm.com/software/data/db2/ DB2 for Linux, Unix and Windows is the data base of choice for robust, enterprise- wide solutions handling high-volume...
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...present world is the world of information technology. Mobile phone is the revolutionary invention of science. This mobile has enriched our communication network. It has been possible to communicate from one corner to another by its contribution. Mobile phone is one of the important wonders of modern science. The standard of living of men has been changed by the contribution of this technology. At the beginning Telegraph was only one medium of communication. Alecgunder invented telephone in 1876. As a result, it has been possible to send the human voice to the remote. Electric sign is flown through the wire of both the telegraph and telephone. At the beginning of last century wireless was invented by Marcony which occurred revolutionary change in the communication. Consequently the necessary of adding wire by receiving & transferring not needed. In case of telephone it is set up one place which is not transferable, so problem occurs. In this situation mobile phone takes the place of telephone to overcome the problem. “Mobile Phone Service” is another name of silent revolution in Bangladesh. Mobile phone service is keeping important role in removing the digital divide. Mobile phone is contributing active role in receiving and sending information in the villages. Bangladesh enters the mobile world through the City Cell Company in 1993. In that time the cost of a connected mobile phone required more than one lack Tk for a mobile holder. Mobile phone was like a dream among the normal...
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