...1. Introduction Over the last three years the focus of the information technology industry has moved towards development for the World Wide Web (WWW). Information systems using WWW technology, delivered by an Intranet or via the Internet, are now prevalent throughout New Zealand and overseas. Within New Zealand, a wide variety of organisations are deploying information systems onto the WWW, including banks, government departments and other service providers. They are using the WWW as a strategic business tool, supporting their existing operations or providing a low-cost solution for delivering a new product or service line. 1.1 Proposition and Aims There is an abundance of information on the graphical and user interface aspects of WWW site design. In addition, a large body of knowledge has been developed in the area of software development methodologies. However, there has been very little research conducted to examine if these existing research methodologies are applicable to the information systems developed for the WWW. The WWW is a technologically dynamic environment, and presents new challenges for developers. In order to address the emerging WWW environment, a number of researchers have proposed software development methodologies specifically for the WWW. Consequently, the aim of this research was to investigate how organisations are currently developing WWW-based information systems, and the reasons why those methods are being used. This examination is important...
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...1. Define Wicked Problem, Examples, 10 Properties. 2. Summarize the 4 solutions listed 3. Summarize PPG’s situation and wickedness 4. Analyze their strategy to come up wickedness through solutions listed in the context: 1. Involve stakeholders, document opinions and communicate 2. Define the corporate identity 3. Focus on action and Adopt a “feed-forward” orientation 5. Lessons from case PPG Question 3 The company, founded over a century ago as a plate-glass manufacture, chemicals and coating business. PPG is a global player with 125 manufacturing facilities and partner over 25 countries,. PPG first became aware of strategy’s wickedness in the late 1980s. Two missteps taught the company that diversification, be it into other industries or countries, is fraught with peril: 1 Diversification: PPG expanded its portfolio by acquiring medical electronics businesses from Honeywell and Litton Industries in 1986 and from Allegheny International in 1987. However, the biomedical industry’s volatility and the units’ focus on customization did not fit the company’s competence in low cost, standardized production. As resulte: Seven years later, PPG had to sell the division. 2 Being in other countries: The company others wicked challenge was China, where PPG offering the market with something they do not have competitive edge over the local supplier. This result where PPG’s operations there...
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...Trust In Semantic Web Muhammad Arslan Shafiq (081212) Department of Computer Science SZABIST Islamabad, Pakistan _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Abstract—Trust management is important in semantic web in order to achieve the goals of semantic web vision. In this paper two approaches of implementing trust have been discussed. One approach is strong and secure i.e. Policy based systems, the other approach is more of a social approach which takes feedback from the users in order to build and maintain trust. Also discussed in this paper are pros and cons of both the techniques. Keywords-component; semantic web;Trust; Policy Based Systen; Reputation Based Sytems Introduction The idea behind semantic web seems great and offers a lot but why one should trust in semantic web. Who would trust such a system where anyone can say anything. We say that it is going to be a smart web, it will be intelligent and it will know the semantics. It will know what we are looking for. But what happens when a person says that x is yellow and another person says x is not yellow. Would semantic web fall apart? The idea behind SW is its authenticity of information which isn’t available in today’s web. Information comes from different sources which could be wrong or write and for a specific situation. So how are we going to determine which is reliable and whom should we believe? To tackle these...
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...PEANUT PRODUCTION INFORMATION SYSTEM ABSTRACT The development and implementation of peanut production information system is conceptualized to help the farmers of the region on the management and production of peanut. Peanut or groundnut has been a popular crop in the Philippines. However, the cagayan valley region produced almost hal of the country’s total peanut production. This is the main reason why the proponent design and develop this system to serve as an avenue for the farmers and interested producers or wish to engage themselves in peanut production. The peanut production information system composed of different modules that displays the complete information about the management and production. It compose of the different page link such as harvesting, production, pest and diseases and also include video to capture the proper way of producing peanut. It also include gallery that displays images about the system. Keywords: peanut production, information system, avenue, farmers, web-based system, design, develop and implement. INTRODUCTION Computerization and web-based information system are most popular means of disseminating information to the community. The continous upgrading of the internet services and such engagement of all different business sector into electronic world has pave the way of constantly improving and upgrading the services provided by the internet. Web- based information system on peanut production is a recent study designed...
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...assist almost every single human activity. Traditional Decision Support Systems (DSS) has focused on computerized support for making decisions with respect to managerial problems (Turban 2005). Information is power. Providing significant and updated information is important to an administration because it is committed to promote transparency in school. It is grateful to a certain place that if it is linked to the rest of the world, it means that people could easily access vital information about the school. This set of web information could include data about the events of school or the school history, its vision and mission, its faculty and staff and its plans and programs. In this age of information, almost all fields of endeavor such as education, manufacturing, research, games, entertainment, and business treat information systems as a need. Indeed, every activity in our daily life today requires people to get involved in the use of information systems. Information technology is playing a crucial role in the development of modern society and social life. It has transformed the whole world into a global village. Now social life has moved to online. People are using discussion board, blogs and social networking sites through web-based technology to communicate digitally. World Wide Web, digital library, e-commerce and computer based distance learning have made our life easier. The advancement of information communication technology in developed country, education field should...
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...management System EMS This is a step-by-step guide for using EMS – Executive Management System, where executive managers can view data regarding a student's demographic characteristic, enrollment record in particular campuses, attendance record and projected fee account summary. System Overview The purpose of the Executive Management System (EMS) is to view data regarding a student's personal information, enrollment record in particular Campus, attendancerecord, current status of the student, and summary of fee account. During each reporting period, University Campuses submit record for student's enrolled in the University. Student's Information Record collected before the start of each semester. Attendance Record and student academic record are also collected during the semester tenure. EMS is a web-based system allowing access from any computer with an internet connection with no additional software installation. The management of web-based software is much more centralized and easier to keep updated. EMS manage daily University needs, Executive and administrators can save time and have immediate access to a variety of student data. These systems are needed for all parties involved in education – Executive, teachers, administrators, etc. A EMS allows to view up-to-date information about the students, grades, attendance etc. Key Features EMS consist of following key features; * Student Information Module * Courses Information * Attendance Information ...
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...Human Resource Information Systems Abstract Over the past several years and maybe even decades, human resource managers have realized the need to upgrade their information systems. As they make the conversion to Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS), the mangers encounter the challenges that others before them have seen. Although there are many resources of knowledge, tools and options, the managers face a long conversion process. Even with the tools at hand, the conversion process may fail. Working with the public sector, this paper will show how issues can be avoided and the conversion can be successful. Human Resource Managers of the public sector have the most to gain from closely examining outcomes of past projects since research suggests that only 18 percent of information systems projects ended successfully (when compared to private sector segments retail: 59%, financial: 32%, and manufacturing: 27%) (Goldfinch, 2007). Summary As the workplace becomes more technologically advanced, all departments must keep up with technology. Technology can increase the efficiency of a company. Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) has kept up with technology to improve the effectiveness of the human resources department and its systems, programs, policies, procedures, activities, and legal statistical documentation in its functions. This project will provide insight into the formation of the HRIS in the public sector and other organizations and how it can be...
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...Doss December 21, 2012 Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) - HRM 520 Dr. Zelphia A. Brown, SPHR, Instructor Assess the advantages and disadvantages of using a Web-based compensation tool versus a client-server based or stand-alone PC-based system and then give your opinion on which system would provide the most value to an organization’s stakeholders. Include three (3) facts to support your opinion. Compensation is an essential part of HR which must done in a timely manner and without error. As the sector of HR continues to evolve in the way that it conducts business so does the tools and technology that helps organizations with the compensation portion of HR. There has been an advance in HR technology, organizations no longer have to use spreadsheets full of human errors to record and track compensation. A new advance in technology such as web-based compensation tools has changed the way organizations handle their compensation processes. Web-based compensation tools offer organizations an array of advantages compared to stand-alone PC-based systems. Web-based compensation tools offer organizations the following advantages: the ability to create reports, allows end users to share critical information, and improves the effectiveness of the compensation process. Client-server based and stand –alone PC-based systems limits an organization’s ability to advance in the compensation portion of the HR process. These types of systems require end users to be limited to one...
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...Running head: Computer Systems Architectures Computer Systems Architectures Kaplan University Abstract Computer architecture is a set of rules that say how software and hardware interact to create a network or platform. In other words computer architecture is the design of the network base on the needs of the user, the system if it is there or needs to be built, and the technology that needs to go into the project. System design is all how all the hardware is set up while the instruction set architecture is the program language. Table of Contents Introduction What OS file system should we use? What types of processors? Cluster Architecture? Data Backup LAN or WAN Web-based diagram Introduction to Coast to Coast computing We can get in a plane and be across the country in a few hours but what if we need to work together faster than a few hours? Is it possible? How hard is it to have users in California work with users in Washington, New York, and Florida? What has to be done to make this happen? How secure will it be to have such a network? This and many other questions come up when a company starts thinking of expansion beyond the building or city they headquartered at. When looking at a network a business wants to be sure it is using the most cost effective form for the network. The base of a network is the architecture. For small businesses a peer to peer architecture would be best. There are three types of peer-to-peer architecture: collaborative computing...
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...maintaining three different financial systems and each system has a different report format. Also when doing annual inventory there are three difference different systems and three different inventory procedures. As it stands, this affects the company because time is wasted on consolidating the information required for reports. It takes the IT Staff and the executive management nearly 4 weeks to produce end of the quarter reports. I recommend that we implement a web-based accounting system that includes an extensive database to help our accountants to do their quarterly report. This consolidation of information will help them tremendously in saving time on going through all of our financial information and creating reports. The software that I suggest is called Intacct. Intacct is a Web-based financial accounting software system with that covers a large set of functionality. It can support applications for core accounting, time and expenses, revenue management, project accounting, order and billing, purchasing, global consolidations, multi-currency management, and financial reporting. It can also be accessed on demand through a browser over the Internet (cite). As well the database used for Intacct is oracle (About Us: Learn more about Intacct, 2013). The web-based accounting system that we will implement will incorporate and combine the best of the 3 financial systems that we used before. It will hold all the necessary information needed for accounting (The cost, prices...
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...PREVENTION SYSTEM: CGI ATTACKS A Thesis Presented to The Faculty of the Department of Computer Science San José State University In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Master of Science by Tejinder Aulakh December 2009 © 2009 Tejinder Aulakh ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ii SAN JOSÉ STATE UNIVERSITY The Undersigned Project Committee Approves the Project Titled INTRUSION DETECTION AND PREVENTION SYSTEM: CGI ATTACKS by Tejinder Aulakh APPROVED FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Dr. Mark Stamp, Department of Computer Science Date Dr. Robert Chun, Department of Computer Science Date Ms. Sunitha Thummuri, Cisco Systems Date APPROVED FOR THE UNIVERSITY Associate Dean Office of Graduate Studies and Research Date iii ABSTRACT INTRUSION DETECTION AND PREVENTION SYSTEM: CGI ATTACKS by Tejinder Aulakh Over the past decade, the popularity of the Internet has been on the rise. The Internet is being used by its clients to access both static and dynamic data residing on remote servers. In the client-server interaction, the client asks the server to provide information, and, in addition, the server may also request that clients provide information such as in “web forms.” Therefore, the Internet is being used for many different purposes which also include the web servers collecting the information from the clients. Consequently, attacks on the web servers have been increasing over the years. Due to the fact that web servers are now able to produce dynamic web pages...
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...WEB 3.0 FOR MASTERS IN APPLIED SCIENCE Information Communication and Technology MONIKA NEKKANTI UNIVERSITY OF DENVER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FACULTY: STEVE STARLIPER DIRECTOR: TOM TIERNEY ICT 4005 Technical Foundations. October28, 2014 ABSTRACT Web systems are the fast growing and more demanded ones these days. Everyone rely upon it daily for any of their work that might be study, business, personal or entertainment purpose. Whatever the purpose is user expects a well organized, fast and intelligent communication with the system he/she uses. That is where web 3.0 comes into picture. This paper gives a clear idea about web 3.0 which can be easily understood by a newbie too. How intelligent web systems work and what all components and methods, how they work and make the web system intelligent. It even covers about some fallacies people make while choosing an algorithm for their web system and also discusses how it benefits the user and makes his/her work easy. This gives a quick idea about the internal functioning of the web system and limitations. TABLE OF CONTENT 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. EVOLUTION OF WEB 2 a. WEB 1.0 2 b. WEB 2...
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...5.1 Applications of Data Mining A wide range of companies have deployed successful applications of data mining. While early adopters of this technology have tended to be in information-intensive industries such as financial services and direct mail marketing, the technology is applicable to any company looking to leverage a large data warehouse to better manage their customer relationships. Two critical factors for success with data mining are: a large, well-integrated data warehouse and a well-defined understanding of the business process within which data mining is to be applied (such as customer prospecting, retention, campaign management, and so on). Some successful application areas include: • A pharmaceutical company can analyze its recent sales force activity and their results to improve targeting of high-value physicians and determine which marketing activities will have the greatest impact in the next few months. The data needs to include competitor market activity as well as information about the local health care systems. The results can be distributed to the sales force via a wide-area network that enables the representatives to review the recommendations from the perspective of the key attributes in the decision process. The ongoing, dynamic analysis of the data warehouse allows best practices from throughout the organization to be applied in specific sales situations. • A credit card company can leverage its vast warehouse of customer transaction...
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...RevLocal – Web Development and the New Client Onboarding Process MIS535 Course Project Archie Smith III Table of Contents Abstract Brief Company background Discussion of business problem(s) High level solution Benefits of solving the problem Business/technical approach Business process changes Technology/business practices used to augment the solution Conclusions and overall recommendations High-level implementation plan Summary of project Abstract The web development agreement submission process should be efficient and take into account all parties involved in the process of completing an order. If the order cannot be received in a swift manner and across the proper channels then it can, and most likely will, delay the entire scope of the project. Increasing scope will ultimately result in decreased profits, lack of confidence from internal and external members and an increase in disorganization within the respective department. This paper addresses the current technologies and the deficiencies that can be improved upon by implementing a stricter and more efficient IT solution for order submission and processing. Brief Company Background RevLocal is a full service digital marketing agency that serves thousands of clients in the United States and Canada. The company helps small-to-medium sized business establish a strong internet presence within their respective markets through a multitude of strategies and...
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...1.3, M1 and D1) interim deadline (6 th October 2014) (Formative Assessment in Week 3) To create dynamic and static web pages scripting languages are used. Identify types of Scripting languages with examples. Which languages would you prefer for creating your Online store? Critically evaluate the functions and advantages of web applications. (200 Words) Scripting Languages: A high-level programming language that is interpreted by another program at runtime rather than compiled by the computer's processor as other programming languages (such as C and C++) are called scripting languages. These can be embedded within HTML, commonly are used to add functionality to a Web page, such as different menu styles, graphic displays or dynamic content. Type of Scripting Languages: There are two types of scripting languages, which are: I. Client Side Scripting II. Server...
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