...One advantage of easily accessible information is convenience. Easily accessible information is convenient for people to catch the latest stories, listen to new songs on the go whether it is on the internet or the radio. People can watch and share music videos to those songs as well; while holding conversations through conversation with many friends immediately. This is more convenient than reading a magazine, watching television, listening to the radio and chatting on a cell phone at once to do the same thing. It allows people to multitask and do those things proficiently while conforming to society’s environment. One of the disadvantages to easily accessible information is when serious or sensitive information is available when it shouldn't be. It is annoying when a person uses Facebook to post that a family member perished in a car accident before the information can be passed to the other family in the correct way. Not all news should move fast and be easily obtainable or accessible. It is disrespectful this way sometimes. There are a few advantages to using social media. One advantage could be promoting a product. Word of mouth spreads and the more people that see your product is good. Social media is a cheap way of advertising. It also has the means to draw people to another website or blog. I do this all of the time with my photography website. I will give a sneak peek into something I am doing and then try to lure them over using my webpage. Social media can also be...
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...organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful” Google have avery simple strategy by providing free web services to internet users and try to generate income through advertisement. Google use AdWords and AdSense strategy allowing the companies to put their ads on the web page which is easily accessible by the customers.Google charge very minimum fee in return. Through Google web page the world is brought together and sin it is globalized is available in different local languages. 2. How does Google’s information systems strategy support its business strategy? Google IT encourage employees to spend twenty percent of there time on projects of their choices. This in return helps that the employees try to finish there projects on time. The The IT department also provides free and open access to employees but also at the same time have struck securty system to avoid breach of data. IT also balances buying and making its own software. It also make application like google Apps. 3. How does Google’s organizational strategy support its business strategy? Google provides very simple and easy process to generate Money.Google believes in free, creative and innovated work system. It allows it employees to work on projects of their choice. Google gives preference to hires smart people over experienced. Focused is on users and how much they are comfortable to use the system instead of money. It offer benefits like free meal, on-site gym, on-site...
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...“Our museum is accessible: we have ADA compliant restrooms.” “It’s too expensive to make the museum accessible to such a small minority.” “There is nothing for a blind person in an art museum.” (McGinnis 138) These are the unfortunate views of some museum professionals regarding Universal Design. Universal Design is an important concept that moves beyond ADA regulations to emphasize ethics and values in attitudes, behaviors, and institutional structures. ADA compliancy is not enough, especially in one area of a building. Universal Design does not have to be expensive; some fixes are simple and easy. Additionally, an art museum can offer a blind person an equally rewarding experience that someone without a visual impairment may have; it just takes a little Universal Design. A lot of what the Americans with Disabilities Act accomplished is now taken for granted as the standard and it is forgotten that the world was, not that long ago, a very different place. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), passed on July 26, 1990, guaranteed equal rights, treatment, and protections to all persons living with disabilities within the United States (Americans 5). This was not the first law to afford protections to those with disabilities; however, it is undeniably the most comprehensive formulation of the rights of individuals with disabilities in the history of the United States. More than fifty million Americans have some kind of physical, sensory, cognitive, or mental disability...
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...Stanford University in 1995. By 1996, they had built a search engine (initially called BackRub) that used links to determine the importance of individual webpages. Now, Google is one of the big companies in the world. Google operating on a simple but innovative business model of attracting Internet user and earning revenue from targeted advertising. This report will be focused on how Google Company create strategy and apply their strategy in global market, which are including Google mission statement, how information system support their strategy, how organization strategy can support business strategy, what is generic strategy that using by Google, and type of market disruption. Discussion First, Google’s mission statement related to its business strategy. Google is an organization that once to provide information to the world in which it can be accessible easily and letting people make use of the information. "To make the world's information universally accessible and useful"(mission statement). Google works on a range of critical projects and issues--from growth strategies for exciting products like YouTube, Chrome and Mobile; to engineering prioritization and global 1 sales force alignment; to partner development and strategy work in emerging markets such as Africa and India. Google clarify fast-moving strategic priorities, tackle operational challenges and enable innovation (Google, 2013). Google is an organization that always takes risk, because they...
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...Stanford University in 1995. By 1996, they had built a search engine (initially called BackRub) that used links to determine the importance of individual webpages. Now, Google is one of the big companies in the world. Google operating on a simple but innovative business model of attracting Internet user and earning revenue from targeted advertising. This report will be focused on how Google Company create strategy and apply their strategy in global market, which are including Google mission statement, how information system support their strategy, how organization strategy can support business strategy, what is generic strategy that using by Google, and type of market disruption. Discussion First, Google’s mission statement related to its business strategy. Google is an organization that once to provide information to the world in which it can be accessible easily and letting people make use of the information. "To make the world's information universally accessible and useful"(mission statement). Google works on a range of critical projects and issues--from growth strategies for exciting products like YouTube, Chrome and Mobile; to engineering prioritization and global 1 sales force alignment; to partner development and strategy work in emerging markets such as Africa and India. Google clarify fast-moving strategic priorities, tackle operational challenges and enable innovation (Google, 2013). Google is an organization that always takes risk, because they...
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..."Privacy on the internet has been a controversial subject since the creation of the internet. People can use it to access helpful information and educate themselves, but it can be used for less positive results. From the chemical formula for bombs to how to kill someone, the darker side of the internet is easily accessible to everyone. Another problem is the kind of people who have access to this tool: infants, teenagers, adults, and even elderly patients with dementia. However, monitoring internet usage crosses several personal barriers and would infuriate the American public. Internet usage should remain private unless a national crisis proves a need for it. Many problems caused by the internet are due to access. Now that smartphones are a staple of American...
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... | Description of what the software offers. The microfinance software also known as Mifos is a free of charge open source software for Microfinance Institutions this software was created by Grameen Foundation in connection with numerous IT companies. This software is incredibly flexible and can be modified when it comes to the requirements of the Microfinance Institutions. This is an open source and people that use this source can manufacture and adjust it to what they want as a requirement. Identify the components of the Mifos database. The Mifos system makes it so that a company can easily manage what is going on just by a few clicks of your mouse. By clicking on the clients tab you can easily look through clients and access all the data that you may need. You can see the loans each customer has out and when the next payment is due, if they have had any late payments or fees and manage the account completely. You do not have to just view the report from the Mifos system; you can also choose to print the report. You can add and edit information in the system in addition to viewing and printing the data. The Mifos system seems like it would be a great asset for any company and is an easy way to keep all of the data for the company organized and easily accessible. Reference Grameen Foundation. (2010). Mifos. Retrieved on April 5, 2011 from: http://mifos.org/ ----------------------- A Microfinance MIS ...
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...Web or Mobile Applications- Google Drive Jonie Bonfield IT/205 Saturday, July 26, 2014 Karen Diggs Web or Mobile Applications-GOOGLE DRIVE Google.com is not only a top search engine on its own, but the majority of Google’s web applications are highly ranked as well. Google’s mission statement says a lot about what it offers- “Google’s mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.” This is not surprising, as on a regular basis we can find information on how other Google web applications- Google Forms, Google Drive, Google Docs, and Google Calendar have been groundbreaking for millions. For the sake of this assignment, Google Drive is the main subject of this paper. We can go into any office building throughout the world and find numerous technology devices and tools used to save and share information between other people and computers. These devices and tools can include USB flash drives, portable harddrives, memory sticks, data CDs, etc. However, all of these are disposable. Meaning they can be ruined, destroyed, erased, and stolen. How is that a benefit to our work environment? So say we saved an incredibly important research project on a USB drive, a couple of USB drives actually, just in case. What are our options if those USB drives were to disappear or get ruined somehow? How could, as they say, “the show go on”? Seriously, what are the options for us to present those barrier breaking research results to the major...
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...valid. Quantitative research is concerned with data and addresses question such as “how many?”, “how often”, “who?”, “when?” and “where?” The results of quantitative research will generally be numerical form – for example: * 35% of customers rate the new product as “attractive” * 70% of potential customers use the Internet to buy their hotel accommodation in Dorset * 3 out of 5 customers will buy a new food product after being offered a free in-store sample Quantitative methods are those which concentrate on numbers and frequencies rather than on meaning and experience. What is it? Quantitative research is a more logical approach which provides a measure of what people think from a statistical and numerical point of view. For example, if you wanted to know how many of the customers like the new car or our new customer service and how strongly (on a scale) they support it, then this will provide the company with a numerical statistic. Quantitative research can gather a large amount of data that can be easily organized and conveyed into reports for analysis. How to do it Quantitative research uses methods such as questionnaires and surveys with set questions and answers that respondents tick from a predefined selection. Answers can be measured in strengths of feeling such as ‘strongly agree’ ‘disagree’ or numbers such as scales out of 10. This form of research will help Aston Martin to gather fair opinions about their products and services. Quantitative...
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...ASSIGNMENT COVER SHEET AIB student ID number: (to be completed by the student) A13284 DECLARATION Student name: Course name: Subject name: Subject facilitator: Teaching Centre: No. of pages: Word count: Jevon Jeffrey MBA Marketing Management Strategic Marketing Mrs Michelle Thomas Sital College of Higher Education 12 2446 I, the above named student, confirm that by submitting, or causing the attached assignment to be submitted, to AIB, I have not plagiarised any other person’s work in this assignment and except where appropriately acknowledged, this assignment is my own work, has been expressed in my own words, and has not previously been submitted for assessment. 1 ASSESSMENT SHEET Student name: (to be completed by the examiner) COMMENTS ...
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...1.0 INTRODUCTION The dawn of the information and communication technology (ICT) in a business enterprise is inevitable. Companies that follow with the traditional way of doing business and cannot adapt with the times will be left behind, losing market share, facing operational and financial constrains and eventually fold up as a last resort. The company, One2One Wedding Planners Sdn. Bhd. that we are to develop the B2B, is no exception. Therefore the whole wedding planner concept needs to be revolutionalized through the E-business to promote the sale of the company’s products and services, to react to the present fast and ever changing business environment, and to capture a substantiate slice of the market share. Precisely, we are going to propose to the Company to make use of the capabilities of the computer and the Internet to sell its products and services to the general public. By having a web site in the internet, managers and staffs of the Company will be able to manage their daily business activities in an open environment. This means that the internet allows managers and staffs to interact with the company’s customers anytime and anywhere without having to meet up personally. 2.0 FIVE ADVANTEGES OG HAVING BUSINESS TO BUSINESS (B2B) 1. Removes location and availability restrictions The internet reaches across the world and spans all time zones. That means that when businesses take their operations online, they have the same capabilities. With a physical store...
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...time wisely results in tasks going unfinished. The management of time provides individuals with an opportunity to meet all their tasks during the day while providing individuals with relaxation from the stressfulness and overwhelming experience of never achieving all the daily goals. Time management offers individuals the reward of scheduling their days based on the necessities and having enough time throughout the day to meet all their needs. To obtain information on time management individuals can turn to many sources. The internet is an easily accessible tool to find answers and information on time management. Though the internet provides unlimited information, at times the information overload can be overwhelming. Placing a simple search for time management on the internet will provide an individual with thousands of websites, some credible while others are not. Though the internet provides a fast resource the time spent researching may prove more ineffective and time consuming than other options. Some information may prove to be beneficial but most will be general knowledge that seems vague and lacking in techniques to incorporate these time management skills into everyday...
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...the way that nearly everyone in the world lives their lives. Whether it’s browsing current affairs on twitter, communicating with friends on Facebook, or scanning through the millions of informative or ridiculous videos on YouTube, or even all three! Not only do social media vessels allow us these common comforts that make our lives a lot more entertaining and easy, they also can serve a more serious purpose, a recent example would be the organizing of protests and even battles through social networking sites such as Facebook and YouTube in the Middle East (CNN, 2011). Social media is the reason the fights against their ruthless dictator have been successful. Or the controversy and tension that was caused by the releasing of information by the free information activist organization Wikileaks, which may possibly lead to the detainment of its founder and leader Julian Assange. As these examples demonstrate, social media has had the largest impact on...
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...findings to this report shows how internet has changed traditional methods of job searching into a more dynamic and efficient way of searching and applying for jobs. Traditional methods of job searching include handing in countless paper resumes, looking in newspapers, and referrals from friends and family; all in which can take up time and effort. The online job searching industry also lets employers reach a wider audience with online job advertisements and gives them the opportunity to locate and recruit suitable candidates for vacant positions. SEEK provides both employers and job seekers with the ability to access and communicate their needs and desires for a job. Online profiles and advertisements help users to easily find the criteria they are after. The free registration for both parties creates an effective communication channel between employers and job seekers to find the right person to fill job vacancies. The pure play of SEEK means that the company can expand its services to countries all over the world at a much lower cost compared to traditional job searching platforms which require head offices in every location. Jobfind Centres Australia has also steered away from the traditional methods of job searching however still retains the face-to-face interaction between employers and job seekers with the addition of a middleman. Job seekers’...
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...types of ways these resources can be presented by the media. Internet – The internet is easily accessible and used worldwide. It is a global network and you can find a wide range of information on any topic via the internet. You can gain access on to the internet by using a variety of different appliances; some of these include laptops, smart phones and tablets. The internet can be used by any audience. However, it can be extremely good for the younger generation who may be more up to date with technology and may find books boring. The resource (www.theguardian.com, so you want to work in Health and Social Care? by Katie Shimmon, 16/12/2006) was well presented, there were useful links that I could click on to gather more information regarding the subject. This article would be targeted at someone interested in working within the Health and Social care sector or someone who was already employed in the sector. The internet can be presented through the media by televised adverts, radio commercials or bill boards. The internet is presented differently to a book because anyone can edit a piece of information and you may need to seek references and sources before taking a piece of information found on the internet as facts, where as a book is usually referenced and a person can’t edit the text. Books – A book can be informal or formal depending on the targeted audience. Books are easily accessible and can be found in libraries, book stores or...
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