... Delivers Service Excellence: develops and manages customer service performance requirements for IS; ensures information ownership responsibilities are established for each information system and implements a role based access scheme; liaises with stakeholders to establish mutually acceptable contracts and service agreements; Leads and Develops People: performs project management duties where appropriate; directs the implementation of appropriate operational structures and processes to ensure an effective IS program; provides direction to system developers and architects; oversees an IS section; acts as a mentor; co-ordinates communication, awareness and training in IS for the agency; Supports Shared Purpose and Direction: develops strategies for ensuring the security of automated systems; ensures that the policy and standards for security are fit for purpose, current and are correctly implemented; reviews new business proposals and provides specialist advice on security issues and implications; advises the appropriate stakeholders of changes affecting the organization’s IT security posture; works with...
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...Interim Report ICT use in Getting out the Vote in recent US Presidential Elections: A Tale of Two Solutions. Xxxxxxxxxxxxx (for module ISM106) December 13, 2012 Contents. 1.0 Background and Objectives………………………………………………..3 2.0 Literature Search and Methodology………………………………………4 3.0 GOTV - The Problem Domain…………………………………………….5 4.0 Timetable……………………………………………………………………7 5.0 References…………………………………………………………………..8 “Good judgment comes from experience, but a lot of that comes from bad judgment”. Will Rogers, American Humorist (1879-1935). 1.0 Background and Objectives. Getting out the vote (GOTV) is a very important activity in an election campaign. Within a typical polling precinct, campaign fieldworkers identify and confirm voters who pledge to vote for their candidate. A list of these voters is carefully compiled for each precinct, with up-to-date contact information and whether assistance is needed in getting voters to the polling station being crucial. On Election Day, campaign workers at the polling stations monitor the voters on the list and record which have voted and which have not. Great effort is then expended on contacting the “laggards” and getting them out to vote. Periodically during the day, voter turnout data is sent, through aggregation points, to campaign HQ where it updates the big picture and allows the co-ordination and refocusing of further GOTV efforts. The purpose of...
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...about School Resource Centre (SRC) | 2 | 2.0 | Experiences using School Resource Centre during school time | 3 | 3.0 | Services, activities, programs, or projects done at your School Resource Centre | 4-5 | 4.0 | Your expectation towards the SRC and staff(s) | 6 | 5.0 | Your recommendations/ suggestions to improve the SRC | 6 | 1.0 INTRODUCTION ABOUT SCHOOL RESOURCE CENTRE (SRC) School library and library staff are important resources for the classroom teacher in connecting students with books and other reading materials. Library staff offers variety of services to teachers in order to support student reading. Library staff can help students find books that match with their interests and reading levels. Besides, they provide other reading-related services such as offering reading promotions and other reading-focused activities. In addition, they provide service of adding new titles to the library in response to teacher and student recommendations and promoting books to students through book talks, book clubs, reading aloud to the classes, and providing lists of recommended reading for different interests. My secondary school is a SMK Shahbandaraya. My school resource centre have four part first is library which is located at block Beta 1 at the second floor. Second is ICT room/computer room, at the left side of the library. In front the ICT room have another room is audiovisual room. Lastly at the right side have one glasses room for student do revision...
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...------------------------------------------------- COURSE CODE : STID1103 COURSE NAME : COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN MANAGEMENT PRE-REQUISITES : NONE ------------------------------------------------- 1.0 SYNOPSIS This is an introductory course targeting to create awareness on various popular computer applications which are being used in organizations. Application such as accounting management, communications, and project management will be covered in this course. In addition, students will also be exposed to proper method of report writing, data gathering and compilation, as well as database management. The students will also be exposed to the methods in converting data to charts and graphs, preparing presentations, and presenting data. Besides using Internet applications, the students are required to build and maintain simple web pages. 2.0 OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course, students are expected to 2.1. acquire basic knowledge on current ICT technology. 2.2. develop competency in using several management-related applications, which are popular among the professionals and entrepreneurs. 3.0 LEARNING OUTCOME Upon completion of this course, students will be able to 4.1 apply basic knowledge on computer technology in order to make a good decision when acquiring a computer . 4.2 use Internet technology to find required information 4.3 identify the use of different software applications for different management situation . 4.4 produce different...
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...ICT IN MALAYSIA: POLICY, REGULATION & INDUSTRY PROGRESS (1996-2000) AND PROSPECTS (2001-2005) Presented by Gazali Abas at ITU-Waseda University Workshop for Regulators and Policy-Makers “New Trends in ICT” 13th-24th November, 2001 Waseda University Tokyo, JAPAN CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. INTRODUCTION PROGRESS (1996-2000) PROSPECTS (2001-2005) ALLOCATION CONCLUSION 14 Nov.2001.Gazali A. 2 1. INTRODUCTION THE BIG PICTURE - Human Capital 23 m - Vision 2020 - Long-term Outline Perspective Plan - Five-year Development Plan - K-Economy - ICT policy, regulation and industry 14 Nov.2001.Gazali A. 3 2. PROGRESS, 1996-2000 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Utilization of ICT National IT Agenda Development of the Multimedia Super Corridor MSC Flagship Applications Development of Communications Infrastructure Electronic Commerce Human Resource Development for ICT Funding for ICT Industry 14 Nov.2001.Gazali A. 4 2.1.1 - UTILIZATION OF ICT: ICT Expenditure by Sector, 1995-2000 Total expenditure on ICT increased 9.2% p.a. in 1996-2000. Big spenders on ICT: 1995 2000 AAGR Banking & Finance 27% 15% -4% Manufacturing 13% 16% 19% Distributions 8% 10% 16% Government 10% 8% 7% Home 2% 8% 44% 14 Nov.2001.Gazali A. 5 2.1.2 - SELECTED ICT INDICATORS, 1995-2000 Indicator PC (units installed) PC per 1,000 pop. Tel.lines/1,000 pop. Tel.Subscribers Mobile Phones Internet Subscribers 14 Nov.2001.Gazali A. 1995 610,000 29.5 161.7 3,332,447 700,000 13,064 2000 2,200...
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...Contents 1.0 Introduction 2 2.0 Macro-environment analysis 3 2.1 Laws & Politics 3 2.2 The Economy 3 2.3 Technology 3 2.4 Demographics 4 2.5 Social Issues and the Natural Environment 4 3.0 The Competitive Environment 5 3.1 Competitors 5 3.2 New Entrants 5 3.3 Substitutes and Complements 5 3.4 Suppliers 5 3.5 Customers 5 4.0 SWOT Analysis 6 5.0 The Functions of Management 7 5.1 Planning 7 5.2 Organizing 7 5.3 Leading 7 5.4 Controlling 7 6.0 Conclusion 8 7.0 Recommendations 8 List of References 9 1.0 Introduction CHASSasia (Singapore) Pte ltd is a Singapore based Information Technology Consulting company with over a decade of experience in delivering premium IT solutions to customers in Singapore and the rest of Asia. The company specializes in Consulting, Architecting, Building, Deploying and Managing customer’s Enterprise Infrastructure and Line of Business Concerns. The services that the company provides vary from Infrastructure solutions, in-house custom software development, and helpdesk support to computer hardware sales. The company mission is “We provide information technology solutions and services for businesses by providing seamless support with quality service through a strong focus on people development, offering stakeholders the best returns.” (CHASSasia, 2012) CHASSasia (Singapore) also has a wide range of customers. Below are a few significant ones: * StreetDirectory.com, *...
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...Investigation PHP Web Programming MS SQL Server 2.2 Brief description of the agency or organization CIIT College of Arts and Technology (formerly Cosmopoint International Institute of Technology) is a proud member of the Cosmopoint Education Group (CEG) based in Malaysia. The company specializes in dynamic ICT-based courses, professional workshops and corporate trainings. In 2008, CIIT opened its latest branch in the ICT capital of the Philippines - Quezon City –The Company aims to bring the top notch ICT education to the Filipino people and to promote strengthen the quality of ICT education. CIIT offers courses in Graphics Design, Multimedia Arts, Software Engineering, Network Design and the latest courses in 3D Animation and Game Development. Their mission is to be a premier provider of affordable, world-class quality ICT education in the Philippines that are always industry relevant and up-to-date. To build a dynamic and constantly growing organization dedicated in bringing this education where it is needed and to produce graduates that will be globally recognized as highly competent practitioners in their respective fields. 3.0 Reason for choice of...
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...ICT in Retail Sector – India ICT in Retail Sector India July 2011 Executive Summary Retail sector is estimated to reach INR x tr in 20‐‐ and is expected to witness a growth CAGR of a% to reach INR y tr in 20‐‐ IT / ICT adoption in India is fast gaining popularity, wherein growing retail and trade activity is p p p y g expected to push the adoption rate by a large extent Cuurrently, retail sector in India spend about b% ‐ c % of the overall yearly sales on IT services Market Availability of better and faster IT / ICT solutions with maximum accuracy is pushing the industry forward significantly Technology Adoption in Retail Currently, adoption of IT / ICT in retail sector is estimated at INR z bn of the overall IT / ICT Currently, adoption of IT / ICT in retail sector is estimated at INR z bn of the overall IT / ICT industry in India Growing trade and retail activities is resulting in the need for line of business specific applications aimed at catering to the specific needs of the sector p y pp y Cost component, flexibility and customization of applications are the key selection criteria amongst retailers for the selection of IT / ICT tools and services Cloud computing plays a major role in the enhancement of operational procedures of retailing wherein data and information are transmitted on a real time basis thereby facilitating faster decision making It is predominantly implemented in the fields of supply chain management, inventory ...
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...without it. And yet, some still do. It also begs the question that if ever connectivity was lost would it cause the western world to devolve and become 2nd world countries, or even third world. This paper explores the Digital Divide as it is defined today, the areas which are most affected by this divide, and focuses on Africa, and solutions implemented to try to close the gap. The term “Digital Divide” was coined some time in the 1990s, evolving from a number of definitions. One of its earlier definitions was by Woolinksy, defined as the lack of access to computers (Gunkel, 2003). It has since evolved to be known as the social concern that various groups in the world have a lack of access to Information and Communications Technology (ICT). However, it is not just limited to the lack of access. It is also about the socio-economic inequalities that exist within countries, ability, access, gender, ethnicity, culture, age, language, educational level, income and connectivity to the Internet (OECD, 2001 and Economist Intelligence Unit, 2012). Most importantly, it is the divide in the level of skill and proficiency in...
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...ITC IT for Change 2008 This case study is part of a research project that sought to analyse how different telecentre models approach development on the ground, proceeding to elaborate a typology based on the cornerstones of participation and equity. To conduct this assessment, four telecentre projects were examined: the Gujarat government’s E-gram project, the corporate-led venture by ITC called e-Choupal, the private enterprise model of Drishtee, and the community-owned telecentres of the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation (MSSRF). Two main criteria were used in selecting the case studies – the diversity of ownership models, and the requirement of a sufficient scale of the intervention. In addition to the field research conducted in 2008 using qualitative methods, the research also built on secondary sources. A review of the literature in the field of Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICTD) showed that while telecentres are viewed as contributing positively to development in general, they are largely not really seen as a space for catalysing transformative social change. Instead, there remains in the notion of telecentres for development a perpetuation of market-led approaches, wherein telecentres are viewed as a strategic means for expanding markets in rural areas, especially for corporates. In this approach, poor communities are repositioned as an opportunity for business, with ICTs as the most effective way of connecting them to the global market...
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...iii) Modernizing teacher training iv) Strengthening partnerships with the private sector v) Developing key programmes for learners with special needs vi) Rejuvenating ongoing adult training programmes vii) Revising the curriculum for university and technical institutes to include more science and technology; and viii) In partnership with the private sector, the Government will also increase funding to enable all these institutions to support activities envisaged under the economic pillar 1.2 Medium Term Plans Vision 2030 is being implemented through Medium Term Plans which outlines short term goals and targets within a five year period. The first medium plan covered the years 2007 to 2012. The flagship projects for the first Medium Term Plan were to: 1. Build and fully equip 560 new secondary schools to accommodate the increasing number of students graduating from primary schools 2. Establish a teachers...
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...Khartoum Primary School Project Loay Dirar Project Management/Risk Management Expert Loay.Dirar@gmail.com 1 Contents Page 1.0 Introduction 3 2.0 Local Expectations 3 3.0 KPS Location 4 4.0 KPS Project Scope Statement 4 5.0 KPS Project Plan 7 6.0 KPS Project Execution Plan 12 7.0 References 22 8.0 Appendix 23 9.0 Abbreviations 24 2 1.0 Introduction In recent years, an increasing number of Sudanese and expatriate families with young children have moved into Greater Khartoum joining an already established larger community of families. A number of schools have been established catering to the youngest generation, such as the Unity School, Khartoum Grammar School and recently Khartoum International Community School. Yet there has been a consistent flow of complaints against these establishments ranging from the ridiculously high fees of some to the low quality of overall education services. Therefore establishing a primary school is a major step forward for the Local Council in taking into account the needs of families with young children and would help stem the flow of these families with young children away from our community abroad. According to projected figures and the experience of other schools, a primary school could be operated profitably after the initial startup period. It would provide a local option for the early childhood education for Khartoum’s growing community of small children...
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...Question Innovation is an important component of economic policy. Discuss Answer 1.0 Introduction “Today, more than ever, INNOVATION is central of survival” (Peter Drucker). Innovation has been an important component for economic growth, national economic competitiveness and economic policy for many country. It can occur in any sector of the economy, including government services such as health or education. Supporting nowadays with the rapid growth of technology industries, many policymakers in many nations have increasingly come to see technological innovations as a key driver of economic growth. This is why so many nations have made the promotion of innovation and new technologies a central part of their economic policy. Before discussing further about innovation and see why innovation play an important role for economic policies, it is important first to define innovations and its policies. Some people don’t really know what’s exactly an innovation. They are confused between invention, progress, innovation and updates. So it’s relevant to point out wrong ideas that peoples usually have over it and its creation to be able to erase it. Many people think of innovations as only technological in nature, resulting in shiny new products like Samsung’s Smartphones, Apple’s iPad, Sony’s PlayStation or in enhance machines or devices, such as lasers, autonomous robotics machines etc. Others might be thinking that innovation pertains only to research and development (R&D) activity...
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...from a network server, or from a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM. The second of the forms is designed for evaluating websites and Web pages that contain interactive materials. You may begin by asking the following questions: • Does the software/website offer anything extra that cannot be done in more traditional ways, e.g. with pencil and paper or chalk and talk? • Do you intend to use the software/website for whole-class teaching, e.g. using a computer plus projector and wall screen / interactive whiteboard? • Do you intend to use the software/website in a computer lab, i.e. where each learner works at an individual computer? • How do you intend to integrate the software/website into your teaching? Bear in mind that what you feel about ICT materials is often a question of personal taste. All too often teachers dismiss the materials as “rubbish” without considering who the intended users are and how they are likely to use it. Try to put yourself in the position of the user. Just...
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...20151129 | Rohit Rajput | 20150915 | Veena Thimmasadra Anjanappa | 20151503 | Table of Contents 1.0 Executive Summary 3 2.0 Introduction 4 3.0 Identification of key Objectives: 5 4.0 Application of Critical Success Factor 6 5.0 Discussion of Two ICT’s 9 6.0 How does ICT‘s benefit IKEA company. 14 7.0 Business Case 16 8.0 Cost and benefit Analysis 18 9.0 Conclusion 20 10.0 Refrences 21 * 1.0Executive Summary The purpose of this assignment knows the use of CSF Methodology to identify the ICT that will support IKEA business objective. As we know IKEA is one of the Global furniture companies whose objective is to give inexpensive furniture to all class of people. By this objective our team is able to identify 3 CSF of IKEA * To provide less expensive and better quality product * Creating a Unique Brand image. * To become one in Global distribution network. Further we identified IKEA ICT which supports business process in gaining competitive advantage .By continuous process improvement and Design and product development IKEA was successful in this industry. We have also explained few examples of IKEA technology in improving their inventory and production management. There is a business case on Application portfolio on one such ICT Vendor management Inventory. Detail discussion on implementing this ICT how IKEA is benefited in their Global distribution and inventory management. By end of this assignment we know how information technology and by...
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