...Material Media Analysis In this assignment, you have the opportunity to analyze media interactions as well as the convergence, content, and concentration of media in our society. Select and complete one of the following assignments: Option 1: Personal Media Inventory Option 2: Media Interactions Paper Option 3: Editorial Podcast Option 1: Personal Media Inventory Compile an inventory for 2 days of all your media exposure from the time you wake until the time you go to sleep. Use the University of Phoenix Material: Personal Media Inventory form located on the student website, to record your exposure to all media—radio, print, television, Internet, cellular telephone, movies, and so on—for 2 consecutive days. Note whether you used the media for information, entertainment, or both. Write a 1,050-word paper that addresses the following about the information you recorded in the inventory form: • Describe to an alien that has never visited our planet your Personal Media Inventory information and entertainment ecology in 350 words. • Explain what your inventory communicates about the convergence, content, and concentration of media in your life in 350 words. • Identify how new technologies in your inventory affect your sense of self and your sense of your social life in 350 words. Format the paper consistent with APA guidelines. Submit the paper, along with the completed form, as Microsoft® Word documents. Option 2: Media Interactions...
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...Sakhi Gandhi For the purpose of this paper, I will be analysing Rent the Runway (RTR, hereafter) and Ilus. Essentially, both companies are luxury fashion rental platforms for women and were founded around the same time in the late 2000s. Ilus started as a physical store in NYC and created it’s online presence soon after. RTR took the opposite approach and launched as an online platform and has recently opened up stores as well. Ilus is now closed. RTR has been extremely successful in the past few years. We can use the inspireideate-implement framework to understand their growth. Two friends at HBS, who constantly saw their friends and family buy expensive items and not have any real use for them after wearing it a few times, started the company. They held focus groups with women at Yale and HBS to see their reactions to potentially owning or wearing designer clothing (inspire), and realised that, it wasn’t simply about renting out an outfit, it was more about providing a great customer experience (ideate) and so they implemented strategies to create that. Even though Ilus, had a first mover advantage in the luxury rental space, RTRs deeply rooted understanding of its customer and strategies worked in its favour. Let’s evaluate and analyse this further: 1. Social Media: This a critical aspect of RTR’s business model. It is used actively for customer interaction and also for users to upload their personal photos wearing outfits rented from RTR. 10% of...
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...of Information Technology – MIS535 DeVry University, Keller Graduate School of Management June 16, 2013 Table of Contents Abstract 3 Brief Company background 3 Discussion of business problem(s) 4 High level solution 4 Benefits of solving the problem 4 Business/technical approach 5 Business process changes 5 Technology or business practicess used to augment the solution 5 Conclusions and overall recommendations 12 High-level implementation plan 12 Summary of project 12 Abstract The principal objective of this paper is to identify the different kinds of software and hardware available to improve the economic growth of the Smith Enterprise business. To add several IT strategic planning in order to solve the problem in the MacKenn Enterprises Company. Smith Enterprises currently is losing money and has no inventory or supply management. It has no ability to track down current cost or any financial data. The company has no support of cataloging for pricing of any product. Records are not filed, and there is no real organization. By implementing new technology to this company it can be more productive and self sufficient. With new software and other new equipment it will make a tremendous impact and smooth management of the company. Brief Company background The name of the company is Smith Enterprises. The company is just a small owned home business that has three family members...
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...Final Project Report for Media Tracking System Version 2.0 approved [pic] Table of Contents Table of Contents i Revision History iii Group Members iii 1. Final Project Summary i 1.1. Content Summary i 1.2. Lessons Learned ii 1.3. Learning Outcomes Summary ii 1.3.1 Communications iii 1.3.2 Critical Thinking v 1.3.3 Network Design v 1.3.4 Management Information Systems v 1.3.5 Systems Administration and Scripting vi 1.3.6 Security vi 1.3.7 Employability vi 2. Future directions vii 3. Annotated Bibliography viii 4. Appendix A: Vision and Scope viii 5. Appendix B: Status Report 1 15 6. Appendix D: Presentation Slides 27 7. Appendix E: Other Deliverables/Artifacts 27 Revision History |Name |Date |Reason For Changes |Version | |Kenneth Wright |07/01/2010 |Initial Draft |1.0 | |Kenneth Wright, et al |07/15/2010 |With contributions and edits from all team members, we |1.5 | | | |refined the document | | |Kenneth Wright, et al |07/23/2010 |Style, editing, additional information from all team |1.6 ...
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...Depot? * Answer— * The Home Depot has a Web site to communicate with customers and increase sales with online orders. * It also uses RFID tags to better manage inventory and improve the efficiency of its supply chain network. 3. What are two applications of information technologies at Domino's Pizza? * Answer— * Using online and mobile ordering, customers can customize their pizzas with any combination of ingredients, thereby becoming part of the pizza-making process. * Domino’s now has the ability to store its online orders in its database. This data can then be used for many purposes, including target marketing and deciding which pizzas to offer in the future. 4. What is an example of a company that uses overall cost leadership strategies successfully? * Answer— * Walmart 5. What are two applications of information systems in the marketing field? * Answer— * Analyzing market share, sales, and sales personnel * Sales forecasting 6. What are two IT jobs at the college or university that you attend or an organization that you are familiar with? * Answer— * Answers will vary. Systems Analyst and Network Administrator are two examples. 7. After reading the information presented in this chapter and other sources, write a one-page paper that describes the applications of information system in a typical four-year college. * Answer— * Answers will...
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...Depot? * Answer: * The Home Depot has a Web site to communicate with customers and increase sales with online orders. * It also uses RFID tags to better manage inventory and improve the efficiency of its supply chain network. 3. What are two applications of information technologies at Domino's Pizza? * Answer: * Using online and mobile ordering, customers can customize their pizzas with any combination of ingredients, thereby becoming part of the pizza-making process. * Domino’s now has the ability to store its online orders in its database. This data can then be used for many purposes, including target marketing and deciding which pizzas to offer in the future. 4. What is an example of a company that uses overall cost leadership strategies successfully? * Answer: * Walmart 5. What are two applications of information systems in the marketing field? * Answer: * Analyzing market share, sales, and sales personnel * Sales forecasting 6. What are two IT jobs at the college or university that you attend or an organization that you are familiar with? * Answer: * Answers will vary. Systems Analyst and Network Administrator are two examples. 7. After reading the information presented in this chapter and other sources, write a one-page paper that describes the applications of information system in a typical four-year college. * Answer: * Answers will vary. Online registration,...
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...looking for alternative ways to be productive and earn more income, I have thought about starting my own business. From my experience a small business is started from a person’s hobbies or it involves the person’s interests. Today’s marking techniques makes it easier for an entrepreneur to buy and sell their products and services worldwide. Having an easier way to buy and sell your products gives the entrepreneur a chance to perfect their craft more. Spending less time trying to sell a product gives an entrepreneur or a small business owner to work on a new product. In this paper I will discuss the details about the small business I would like to open one day soon. We will discuss my business plan in detail, including the financial report, and how to implement this plan to start my own business. Discussing the reasons why as entrepreneur, I would choose to use GAAP over IFRS, are also included in this paper. A sample chart of my account statement for my business is included as well. BUSINESS PLAN Many people in America are creative, ambitious, and industrious; always looking for other ways to make income. Because I am just like most Americans I decided to start my own hair dresser type of business. From my experience a business is started from a person’s hobbies or it involves the person’s interest. I am interested in looking good at all times. Being well groomed and paying attention to style is a representation of me and my personality as an American male. My clothes have...
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...communication. The purpose is the overall meaning for the message being sent out. The sender of the message determines the content of the message being sent out. The receiver decrypts the message received. The message delivered contains the important information to be provided for the individual. The environment is the proclaimer between the supervisor and subordinates relationship on an organizational climate. Technology is the means of ways to communication with one another, The noise can interfere with every aspect maybe external or internal. Feedback allows the sender to receive and send a response from the receiver allowing conformation that the message was understood. In this paper, I will analyze three business-related messages that I received, where as the explaination of how the content, media, and technology of the feedback are appropriate for the purpose and audience. Analyze message on Lateral Transfer The first message was sent out in e-mail to all the Supply Sergeant in the Brigade. There was an attached excel spreadsheet breaking down each unit into categories by unit identification codes. As each Supply Sergeant views the spreadsheet it shows what type of equipment is either being taken away or giving to the unit. It is the responsibility of the property book officer to in...
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...are found in every business such as banking, insurance, hospital, education, manufacturing, etc. The widespread use of these systems implies crime and insecurity on a global scale. In addition, the tremendous benefits brought about by Internet have also widened the scope of crime and insecurity at an alarming rate. Also, ICT has fast become a primary differentiator for institution/organization leaders as it offers effective and convenient means of interaction with each other across the globe. This upsurge in the population of organizations depending on ICT for business transaction has brought with it a growing number of security threats and attacks on poorly managed and secured networks primarily to steal personal data, particularly financial information and password. This paper therefore proposes some policies and guidelines that should be followed by network administrators in organizations to help them ensure effective network management and security of ICT facilities and data. http://ljs.academicdirect.org 7 Network Security: Policies and Guidelines for Effective Network Management Jonathan Gana KOLO, Umar Suleiman DAUDA Keyword ICT; Security;...
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...Keith Boynton, fills a behind the scene role and is one of the individuals that starts the learning process for our up and coming producers, directors, key grips, lighting specialists, editors, and many more. My father is involved at the educative level of the industry; he is the Senior Director Producer of the Film and Media Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. With his job there comes many habits that he uses and teaches his students that goes into every level of a film. The habits that...
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...Introduction of e-commerce Electronic commerce can be defined as sales or purchase of goods and services or any commercial transaction through electronic systems such as internet, telephone and e-mail. There are several forms of e-commerce, including: Business-to-Business (B2B) is the electronic transactions between enterprises for conducting business. Business-to-Consumer (B2C) is the business sell of products or services directly to customers, such as Gmarket, Alibaba etc. Consumer-to-consumer (C2C) is the business conduct between consumers. This usually is a form of auction or forum site, such as E-bay. Consumers post what they intend to sell on the webpage, other consumers can access and bid for the item. Customer-to-business (C2B) is a form of business offered by consumer to business to exchange for money. For example, designers sell a design to a multimedia manufacturing company online. One of the major subset of E-commerce is mobile commerce. It is the sale and purchase of goods or services or conducts any business activities through internet connection using handy devices such as mobile phones and tablets. Mobile commerce is getting popular and can be defined as the next generation of e-commerce. Businesses conduct e-commerce to stay competitive. Some of the businesses are successful with the use of e-commerce, such as online shop Amazon and DBS Bank. Amazon provides a massive range of products. They are focus on their selection, price and convenience. Customers can...
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...WATERWORLD WATERPARKS Information Security Policy Version 1.0 Revision 191 Approved by John Smothson Published DATE March 23, 2011 CONFIDENTIAL/SENSITIVE INFORMATION This document is the property of WATERWORLD WATERPARKS. It contains information that is proprietary, confidential, sensitive or otherwise restricted from disclosure. If you are not an authorized recipient, please return this document to WATERWORLD WATERPARKS, Attention: IT Director. Dissemination, distribution, copying or use of this document in whole or in part by anyone other than the intended recipient is strictly prohibited without prior written permission of WATERWORLD WATERPARKS Executive Management. Revision History Changes | Approved By | Date | Initial Publication | John Smothson | 3-23-2011 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Table of Contents 1 Introduction and Scope 8 1.1 Introduction 8 1.2 Payment Card Industry (PCI) Compliance 8 1.3 Scope of Compliance 8 2 Policy Roles and Responsibilities 10 2.1 Policy Applicability 10 2.2 Information Technology Manager 10 2.3 Information Technology Department 11 2.4 System Administrators 12 2.5 Users – Employees, Contractors, and Vendors 12 2.6 Human Resource Responsibilities 12 2.6.1 Information Security Policy Distribution 13 2.6.2 Information Security Awareness Training 13 2.6.3 Background Checks 13 3 IT Change Control Policy 15 3.1 Policy Applicability and Overview 15 3.2 Change Request Submittal...
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...Marketing Matrix Paper Marketing March 26th, 2012 Four P’s or Marketing Matrix Paper With all of the media buzz surrounding products and services in TV ads, internet ads, phone applications, commercials, bulletins boards, and maybe the oldest marketing strategy around paper flyers left on the front window of cars, consumers everywhere are overloaded with information for just about everything known to mankind. To catch the consumers’ eye companies have to be more creative than ever, not only thinking outside of the box but doing circus acts around the box so to speak! Companies have to be innovative and creative to captivate the consumer’s interest. Companies have to use different marketing techniques from their competitors; they have to establish stronger marketing platforms than ever before. When trying to get the word out about a new or established business, product, or service companies need to go beyond the old ways of selectively choosing a customer base to really get a consumer thinking, they need to relate to the customer on a more intimate level and with a two way communication method instead of the one way communication method that has been the way of the past. New technology has changed the way people relate to each other, these tools include everything from Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instant Messaging, blogging, and other social networks where people can share products they like or dislike and promote certain products and services freely. In this paper I will explain...
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...Is the use of technologies, such as "cookies", strategic to marketing goods and services online? What is the impact, if any, on consumer privacy? A few years ago, the combination of technology and marketing was not a common term. Even a very successful marketing model that was followed by software giant Microsoft, was neglected in many top ranking business schools. According to them what Microsoft was doing was a fad. But time has proved that they were wrong. Marketing guru Kotler has agreed that traditional marketing is not working any more. The economic power has shifted from marketers to customers. This shift happens in the market place due to the technology. Today customers have the access to information that lets them make much more informed decisions. Customers are increasingly telling companies what type of product or services they want and when, where and how they want to buy them. Before purchase a product or service, they compare each of the competitors' product and their pricing, availability and value for money. So customers are now in control. Customer's action and their demands are profoundly impacting every industry in the market. The use of technologies such as cookies is paramount to the implementation of such marketing practices, which ultimately benefit both the retailer and the consumer. Without these, retailers would not be able to fine-tune their marketing strategies and focus, and consumers would not be able to provide, through their actions...
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...through improved supply chain relationships, to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage. For many companies, it has become clear that a supply chain that flows information and material best can be a significant differentiator, the competitive winner. Supply chain management (SCM) systems these are the more outward facing systems, focusing on helping the firm manage its relationship with suppliers optimize the planning ,sourcing, manufacturing and delivery of products and services to the customers. CHAPTER 2 2.0 COMPANY INTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND Tanzania Standard Newspapers (TSN) Limited is a print media house owned by the government of Tanzania. It publishes the leading national newspapers for an English and Kiswahili audience. The English newspapers published by this print media house are namely Daily News and Sunday News, and the Kiswahili papers are HABARILEO, HABARILEOJumapili and SPOTI Leo. When you talk about the...
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