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...Task 1 Name Tutor Institution Course Date Memorandum Re: Tech Upgrade Proposal To: Mr. Kern From: Me A. I performed a SWOT analysis on the current AEnergy technology infrastructure. A SWOT analysis is a technique and opportunity for a thoughtful overview of where things are good and where things need improvement. SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. I’ve reviewed our system for all four of the SWOT attributes to give the following summary and suggestions. A1. Strengths: Secure: Our current system is secure. We use SSL authentications for all inbound data requests, VPN tunneling between sites and from outside the facilities, WPA encryption with MAC filtering for accessing wireless networks inside the facilities, physical access to the servers is available only to 4 key employees, and key cards are needed to access databases ensuring we know who it was that accessed it (Dooms, 2010). Functional: Employees are able to access shared documents, applications, and each other in such a way that the individual worker is just as effective with other coworkers regardless if they are in office or at another office. Redundancy: We have strong power backups for our IT infrastructure that mitigates the possibility of down time due to electrical failure. Each site can function if the other sites servers go down, and each site has backups on site as well as backups that go off site (Laan, 2013)...
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...ISPS can also be the difference if we add any meetings between ISP devices reduces the response time (Aidan Finn, n.d.). c) Queuing at nodes: the queuing process represent the term first come first serve. The queuing at node is done when number of packets is sent randomly. This increases the speed of the server and also the time for the request (Alfa,...
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...1. Executive Summary of the Marketing Plan Parayem Solutions LTD has decided to launch a new web-based data sharing site with multiple functionality. The product will be new feature on Surreylearn platform. The marketing plan will have a market summery to introduce the market. The potential and key trends of the market will be evaluated. A consumer analysis and industry analysis using Porters Five forces will look into the external factors and the SWOT analysis will examine the idea of Gerraroom. A marketing strategy including a product positioning and a pricing strategy will be comprised. Further a communication strategy consisting of personal selling and events will show an overview of the action plan that the compa 3. Consumer analysis 3.1 Key figures, Trends and movements Almost 65% of the online population (54 million) (Wiki) have used faced book in the past month, (95%) and (74%) between the ages of 16-20, 21-24 respectively in the younger generation category. Youtube comes second with (50%), twitter (23%) windows live (14%), Linkedin (13%), google+ (12%) and Spotify (10%). Moneysavingexpert.com has as many users as Twitter. Spotify primarily a music service provider with users now able to see friends listing habits and share music via face book with 10% of their users spending 14 hours a week using their service. (YouGov.2013) About 25% of Facebook users have said that they use Facebook less compared to 12 months ago, with a further 19% expected to use the site...
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...In anticipation of our meeting next week to go over the launch of my e-commerce business, I would like to discuss the issues outlined in this document. It is my understanding that the laws that apply to traditional businesses also apply to e-business. My concern is the company will have greater legal exposure because of the ability of consumer access worldwide and twenty-four hours a day. Any controls that could be implemented prior to the launch would be ideal. My goal is to avoid future e-commerce legal problems by planning a legal risk management strategy and implementing industry best practices. My understandings of the issues are documented below. Please be prepared to clarify any misunderstandings I may have during our meeting next week. Issue 1. Types of intellectual property applicable to e-business Wikipedia (2006) describes intellectual property as ¡§a legal entitlement, which sometimes attaches to the expressed form of an idea, or to some other intangible subject matter. This legal entitlement generally enables its holder to exercise exclusive rights of use in relation to the subject matter of the intellectual property. The term intellectual property reflects the idea that this subject matter is the product of the mind or the intellect, and that intellectual property rights may be protected at law in the same way as any other form of property.¡¨ The main types of intellectual property are trademarks, patents and copyrights. Trademarks will protect our company...
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...- Draft Initial Obligations Code” (the Consultation). 2. O2 is a leading communications company for consumers and businesses in the UK, with 21.355 million mobile customers and over 500,000 fixed broadband2 customers as at 31 March 2010. 3. Throughout the debate over the last few years on tackling the issue of illegal P2P, we have made clear that we believe the best way for the creative industries to solve the problem of copyright breaches is to embrace new internet business models that enable customers to legally consume the content they want, when they want it and in a format they want, for a fair price3. 4. We remain of this view. However, whilst, we do not agree with the underlying principle of the Digital Economy Act (DEA) - that ISPs be obliged to act on...
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...Technical Writing Project Cover Sheet Capstone Proposal Project Name: Wireless Home Network Student Name: Degree Program: Information Technology Mentor Name: Signature Block Table of Contents Capstone Proposal Summary 1 Review of Other Work 2 Rationale and Systems Analysis 3 Project Goals and Objectives 5 Project Timeline and Milestones 6 Project Deliverables 8 References 10 Appendix 1: Competency Matrix 11 1 Capstone Proposal Summary This project is going to entail upgrading and installing new components to an existing wireless home network. This is a two story home with attic and basement. Inside this home, there are 8 rooms. A living area, an office area, kitchen, laundry room, 1 ½ bathrooms and 3 bedrooms. Following an interview and on site evaluation to assess what the current needs are, along with the direction of technology in the future. The new network needed to be focused on wireless connectivity of their various devices, which included smart phones, tablets and laptops. There also needed to be easy access for guests who wanted to connect to the wireless network for their own tablets, smart phones and laptops. Currently, the home has DSL internet service, with a basic wireless G router. The DSL service was adequate for the current network setup, but with more and more online content, they were having a problem with lag between devices. The current speed...
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...ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER FRAUD Electronic funds transfer systems have begun to proliferate, and so has the risk that such transactions may be intercepted and diverted. Valid credit card numbers can be intercepted electronically, as well as physically; the digital information stored on a card can be counterfeited. Of course, we don't need Willie Sutton to remind us that banks are where they keep the money. In 1994, a Russian hacker Vladimir Levin, operating from St Petersburg, accessed the computers of Citibank's central wire transfer department, and transferred funds from large corporate accounts to other accounts which had been opened by his accomplices in The United States, the Netherlands, Finland, Germany, and Israel. Officials from one of the corporate victims, located in Argentina, notified the bank, and the suspect accounts, located in San Francisco, were frozen. The accomplice was arrested. Another accomplice was caught attempting to withdraw funds from an account in Rotterdam. Although Russian law precluded Levin's extradition, he was arrested during a visit to the United States and subsequently imprisoned. (Denning 1999, 55). The above forms of computer-related crime are not necessarily mutually exclusive, and need not occur in isolation. Just as an armed robber might steal an automobile to facilitate a quick getaway, so too can one steal telecommunications services and use them for purposes of vandalism, fraud, or in furtherance of a criminal conspiracy...
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...SAMPLE TECH WRITING PROPOSAL INTRODUCTION AND DISCLAIMER This is an altered version of a real Tech Writing project submitted by a student and passed by an Evaluator. There is no guaranty that either the original version or this altered one would pass evaluation if submitted today. Despite our best efforts to provide consistent evaluation across all students and projects, Evaluators are human and are allowed latitude in grading. Additionally, your interpretation of what you see is likely to be different from the interpretations of others; in other words, even if you strictly follow the model of this paper, there is no guarantee of immediate success with your project. The original work was altered to mask the identity of its author and the various commercial products mentioned. References and their citations were also masked because no effort was made to determine whether other changes affected their validity. The inserted Comments indicate only that all required TaskStream sections are present, not that they are correctly completed for all types of projects. The best that can be said about the original work is that an evaluator found the work submitted to be sufficient to the task. Viewing this sample may or may not produce a similar result for you. Bottom line: You are the author of your work. We hope this sample helps to dissipate some of the uncertainty that surrounds the Capstone Project, but it cannot guaranty a trouble-free process. IMPORTANT: For maximum benefit...
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...Mr. AKHILESH PANDYA GenieOnCall Founder, CEO/ Owner Mr. Akhilesh holds Bachelor's Degree in Humanities and have a work experience of about 14+ years, in the areas of Sales, Customer Support, Operations, Transition, Process re-engineering at BPO's, ISP and as a freelancer consultant. In his tenure with various organisations for 14+ years he discovered that there were more busy people with even more things to get done. That is how GenieOnCall idea was conceived in his mind but never could implement it as was extremely busy serving the corporate from various countries. In his 14+ years of experience, he provided world class services to some big names in the corporate worlds, names like: - Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) - UK, Ireland, Germany, Australia, USA and Canada, ICC (Bisnode, now part of D&B) UK, Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway, Business Pro UK and Ireland, Axciom USA, Verizon USA, Data National USA, Innovectra USA, Idearc USA, Lexis Nexis USA, BSI USA, Apex UK and many more. His areas of specialization have been Project Management (Analysis/ Transition/ Migration), Review (Projects/ Units/ Vendors/ Organisation), Business Continuity, Creation of Alliances, Business Development, Process Improvements/ Re-engineering, Operations, Costing and Projection V/S Billing, ISO-9001 and ISO-27001 Audit and Compliance, P&L for Projects/ Units/ Vendors, Feedback/ Coaching/ Mentoring, Capacity/ Recovery Planning. After serving the above mentioned customers, he moved back...
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...Lyris Email Marketing Statistics and Metrics Table of Contents Types of Online Marketing • • • • • Email Newsletters Online Lead Generation Landing Pages Viral Marketing and Social Media Mobile Marketing Email Marketing Best Practices, Strategies & Tactics • • • • • • • • Email Lists and List Building Email Marketing, Metrics Email Marketing Industry Growth and Trends Email Deliverability, ISPs and List Hygiene Email Creative, Formats, Images, Personalization and Subject Lines Email Frequency and Times to Send Spam, Anti-Spam Laws, Unsubscribes and ISP Relations What Consumers Want from Email Campaigns Online Marketing Industry Growth, Statistics & Trends • • Web Analytics and Comparative Performance Online Advertising Spending by Format Lyris, Inc. | 5858 Horton Street, Suite 270 | Emeryville CA 94608 USA | www.lyris.com Toll free 888.GO.LYRIS (465.9747) | International calls 510.844.1600 | Fax 510.844.1598 | Customer support 888.LYRIS.CS (597.4727) or 571.730.5259 2 Lyris Email Marketing Statistics and Metrics Types of Online Marketing Email Newsletters 49% of email marketers said their newsletters routinely justified themselves in terms of ROI. – Marketing Sherpa “Email Marketing Benchmark Guide 2008, www.marketingsherpa.com. Average time that users spend reading a newsletter: Users spend 51 seconds reading the average newsletter. The layout and writing both need superb usability to survive in...
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...company leading the business locally to a global company in the market was done. The company strategy is a practical model of trade-offs which helped them to focus back on their core business, decentralization structure was inherited in Bunge from the days it was privately run that had shown benefits for Bunge in the markets where they exits while in the later stage of transformation challenges raised after the acquisition of ‘Cereol’ that gave Bunge more balance globally helping it becoming a global company working on the goal of becoming the best agribusiness and food company in world. Product development had a big role in Bunge giving total agribusiness solutions for the farmers as well as customers by having fertilizer division. The analysis demonstrates the importance of trade-offs, innovation, product development, line of fit and Information Technology systems in the operations strategy, while showing decentralization structure and effect of it on global companies. Introduction Bunge limited is a successful example for transformation of companies to globalization as Bunge CEO Weisser goal to become the best company in the world in agribusiness and food. Performance objectives indicating market requirements from quality, speed, dependability, flexibility and cost for companies to position themselves in the market while decisions areas for operations strategy as capacity, supply network, process technology, and development and organization for companies to set their operation...
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...[Type the company name] | Comcast Corporation | Financial Analysis of 2013 Annual Reports | | [Type the author name] | | Analysis by Page Table of Contents Analysis by Page 1 Introduction 2 Property and Equipment 3 Figure 1: Property and Equip Details 3 Intangible Assets 4 Figure 2: Review of Intangible Assets 4 Goodwill 6 Figure 3: Review of Goodwill 6 Liabilities 7 9 Other Capital Ventures 11 Works Cited 12 Introduction The Comcast Corporation is the largest cable and home internet provider in the United States. The company functions as a cable provider and ISP, including telephone services for residential and commercial customers throughout the US. This makes Comcast a central focus for both customer and competitor criticism and deserves serious financial analysis and inquires. Comcast recently stating the company was looking to invest in acquiring its competitor Time Warner Cable has brought the company to the attention of many financial firms considering the possible domination the company could holder over its industry. This analysis will be used as a mean of reviewing the financial standing of the Comcast Corporation and analyze these resources the company has at hand. Property and Equipment Figure 1: Property and Equip Details The amount of property and equipment the company has on file for the years for 2013 and 2012 are $72, 414 and $66,657 respectively. The property and equipment are stated at cost. The...
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...BEHAVIOURAL ECONOMICS AND CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS IN COMMUNICATION MARKETS A report prepared for the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) in connection with the public inquiry “Reconnecting the Customer” by Dr Patrick Xavier* Adjunct Professor of Economics & Finance, Curtin University Business School. May 2011 * Dr Patrick Xavier BEc (Hons), M.A., M.Ec, PhD is Director of Info-Comm Strategies and Adjunct Professor of Economics, Curtin Business School, Curtin University of Technology, Australia. Dr Xavier has published widely and has had extensive experience as a consultant to national and international agencies on regulatory reform in the (tele)communications sector, including the OECD, ITU, World Bank and APEC. He was part of the OECD’s regulatory reform team that visited a range of countries to advise on regulatory reform in major industrialised and emergent economies. He has undertaken work in Hong Kong and in a range of developing countries, including Lao PDR, Romania, Armenia, Vietnam, Pakistan, Pacific Islands, Thailand, Bhutan and China. He can be contacted at: poxavier@gmail.com Disclaimer. The views in this report are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the ACMA. © BEHAVIOURAL ECONOMICS AND CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS IN COMMUNICATION MARKETS Executive summary 4 1. INTRODUCTION 10 1.1 Purpose of this report 10 1.2 Customer complaints in the telecommunications sector 11 1.3 Structure...
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...Information Technology Gaps Analysis and Recommendations Project Analysis An analysis of current technology and recommendations for new or enhanced IT systems is required for XXXto accomplish our business strategy goals. This project will identify gaps in our current technology and provide an integrated technology recommendation for closing the gaps to support the business in achieving its strategic objectives. The project will align our current infrastructure and systems to business functions and growth strategies in order to identify the technology gaps that will provide the greatest return on investment (ROI). It will prioritize technology gaps and provide system recommendations to ensure the recommendations align and are sequenced with the required initiatives needed to support the strategic building blocks that have been identified by the lines of business. For example, we have a strategy to develop and international and domestic market campaign to increase racing exhibition and sponsorship, and bike sales by increasing brand awareness. This can only be accomplished if our business has IT services in place that support the marketing campaign such as, an integrated customer management and web portal system that delivers the needed capabilities to accept orders and provide social media marketing capabilities to entice bicycle enthusiasts. This project will also focus on analyzing the infrastructure and systems needed to support the projected growth so that the organization...
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