Wireless Technology Case Studies Samples For Students

Following the Chief Medical Officer’s implementation of Professional Development Plans in the UK, Ramsay and colleagues (2003) interviewed several general Practitioners (GPs), in order to ascertain the benefits and difficulties associated with implementing the Professional Development Plans (PDPs).
The PDPs were proposed by the Chief Medical Officer in order to improve the educational process through which General Practitioners develop their skills and healthcare services. Moreover, the PDP encompasses personal growth and learning.
Among the most important factors needed in order to better implement PDPs, the authors note the significance of ownership through external leadership and facilitation, ...

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A recommended solution for Karaaka is fiber optic connection. Fiber optic networks operate at high speeds of up to gigabits thereby providing considerably high data rates. In addition, fiber optics has the advantage of transmitting signals over long distances unaffected.
Analogue systems provide a host of challenges in transmission and distribution. In analogue implementation, the logical and physical connections are one and the same implying that most connections are point-to-point with each cable representing individual channels. Analogue audio for instance requires copper cables for signals, but these systems offer little flexibility to accommodate ...

Introduction

According to Emmanuel Jacob Williams who is 66 years media have made his life better. According to Jacob, the media has been a source of information to him. Since retiring media has helped him keep up with current issues through television, radio and newspaper. He compared the current style of media of passing information and the way information was being communicated during his early days of life. Jacob says that at his teenage hood, he recalls some the way news was being broadcast. News were first recorded then brought on air reason being the government had the power to control ...

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- Analyze the personality and temperament of Joseph Thomas.
Joseph Thomas, the Vice-President of operations in GPS-to-Go, seems to be high on temperament but low on personality. Taking up near to impossible challenges looks his biggest plus to show that he is the man to lead any team to success. Howbeit, his personality or absence of it, lack of communication skills and spiritless convincing power are dragging him back. As revealed in this case study, he always had idea that Unit ...

Wi-Fi networks can be accessed anywhere so long as there is a good network. It can be accessed via a laptop or even phones configured to access a Wi-Fi network. Given that a good security is in place to lock out hackers and unauthorized users, Wi-Fi networks can spark investments in a region like Baytown. Wi-Fi networks compared to 3G is cheaper and faster means of connecting to the internet .In addition Wi-Fi offers a larger bandwidth than the 3G network thus when it comes to speed Wi-Fi is more stable. Internet provided by Comcast is quite expensive and so is the Direct subscription line ...

Deploying Wi-Fi Hook-Ups in Disaster Relief - what are the Considerations?

Wi-Fi networks constructed for disaster relief and administered either in affiliation with a private firm or by a city have surfaced in the last few years, in spite of strong resistance and persistent lobbying by cable operators and phone companies, which dispute that municipalities would rival unjustly against their personal broadband services. Following the devastating Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans infrastructure became totally destroyed. This meant implied that cellular networks and conventional wireline phone service became dysfunctional. Therefore, the notion of WiFi network for the city surfaced, and 3 months after the disaster, there was the deployment of a free city owned wireless internet ...

Why have Personal Navigation Devices become popular? What technologies are required to facilitate the success of PNDs?

The personal Navigation devices have presently gained market acceptance and popularity. This has tremendously contributed to price drops. Manufacturers of PNDs have constantly been upgrading their products to be more competitive making PNDs have functionalities and capabilities which have made them even more popular.

Several technologies have been used to facilitate the success of PNDs which include: online connectivity which helps them compete with cell phones which have recently began offering navigation capabilities. Secondly speech recognition technology has been also integrated in PNDs making it a success. This feature enabled one to make a call by mentioning the name of the ...

HTTPS unlike HTTP are encrypted by use of a secure socket layer (SSL) this enables the encryption as well as decryption of user page requests. This makes them more secure as they curb against eavesdropping attacks.

Disadvantages of HTTPS

First because SSL operates below HTTP, hence it has no knowledge of high-level protocols, this implies that SSL can only present one certificate for a port combination. This makes it less feasible to use name-based virtual hosting with HTTPS.
Secondly since SSL does not prevent from being indexed by search engine (crawler) this still allows attackers to have access to public static content such ...

GPS-to-GO Takes On Garmin Case Analysis

Central Problem
The case study highlights the challenges faced by GPS-to-Go, a Global GPS’s subsidiary when venturing into consumer GPS market. GPS-to-Go had already succeeded in creating complex GPS systems for air traffic and logistic. The company’s management led by Michael Scott now wanted it to venture into the consumer GPS market by developing new products including GO I GPS, GO II GPS, and GO III GPS. The management was optimistic that the company could outdo the well-established competitors in this market due to a vast portfolio of patents from Global GPS, its parent company. Nonetheless, the ...

Market segmentation involves defining or identifying smaller parts of a homogeneous market that are different from each other. Different market segments have different wants and needs.In each of the different market segments, there exist different customers who have different needs from each other. Market segmentation is a form of targeting a certain market according to their needs. For example, a meat company may sell beef and pork in an area populated with Christians but refraining from selling the pork in an area populated with Muslims. Therefore, every other type of meat may be sold in an area populated by ...

As Human Resources Manager, Care Concerns Pty Ltd (CC), explain the implications of the level of supply and demand in the labour market in the recruitment and retention of;

Registered Nurses
Human resource management (HRM) demands from the manager to keep a keen eye on the demand and supply of its niche market. The equation is very clear regarding GPs and RNs. The demand exceeds the supply for GPs in the 15 facilities of CC, while the opposite is true for RNs. For professional, stable and satisfactory recruitment it is recommended to not just react to the supply and ...

PART I

British Petroleum Company Profile
BP plc, formerly known as British Petroleum, is a UK based multinational oil and Gas Company with its headquarters located in London, England, United Kingdom. As of 2012, BP is the world’s sixth largest energy company in terms of market capitalisation, fifth largest company by revenues, and sixth largest oil and gas company by production (BP. Financial and Operating Information, 2008-2012). BP is a vertically integrated organisation and it has a strong presence in all areas of the gas sector, including exploration and production, refining, promotion, distribution, power generation, and trading. The company also operates in the ...

Executive Summary

South Korea is one of the vibrant democracies and leading economies in Asia. The country is heavily populated, and the majority of the citizens show active involvement in both the new and traditional media. It is essential to mention that the South Korean constitution protects and promotes the freedom of the media, and this explains why the country is one of the media-rich countries in the world. The South Korean press and mass media enjoy the freedom of expression. In essence, the South Korean communication system is vast. There are multiple national television networks and radio stations, telephone facilities, ...

Section 1

Question 1
In order to understand the most influential technology in broadcasting, it is imperative to first understand the meaning and concept of broadcasting. Broadcasting is identified as a means by which audio and/or video content is distributed to a dispersed audience. This is done through a mass communications medium, mostly one that uses electronic magnetic spectrum, otherwise referred to as radio signals (Gielan, 2015). With this approach in mind, the greatest innovation technology of the 20th century was the coaxial cable.
The coaxial cable is a cable that has a conductor in its inner workings and which is ...

Introduction

This is a case of Terra Cog, a privately held company specializing in high-quality Global Positioning System (GPS) and fishing and other outdoor sports surveillance tools and equipment. The company is set to release a new product called Project Aerial or simply Aerial as it was referred to in their pre-launch meetings . The current case revolves around the Emma Richardson, the newly promoted executive vice president, and her dilemma on how she would be able to come up with a new product that would rival the leading GPS product in the market, Birds I by one of their strongest ...

Brief Summary

In recent years, technology has moved so fast that since the advent of Google Earth, less than five years later, there are now companies that have sent their satellites into space to capture real-time images of the earth as reported by NOAA Satellites and Information (2016). This trend even received the attention of high profile celebrities and has been endorsed by George Clooney, who has collaborated with the Satellite Sentinel Project (SSP) to help document crimes against humanity in the conflict-ridden Sub-Saharan region. (Tovrov, 2012). Cheaper, higher resolution, and complex satellites are being sent into the earth's stratosphere, some ...

1. Introduction
The porter’s five forces can be used to establish the competitive intensity thereby the attractiveness of a market. Attractiveness refers to the industry profitability. An industry where there are combinations of forces that drive down the industry profitability is known as ‘unattractive’ industry. A very unattractive industry refers to the industry approaching pure competition.

The porter’s five forces include;

Threat of entry of newcomers
Threat of substitute products
Intensity of competitive rivalry
Bargaining power of suppliers
Bargaining power of customers
Michael porter’s model is a powerful tool that can be used to scrutinize the industry economy ...

How RFID technology is developed, adopted, and implemented?

Development
The development of RFID technologies has its origins in the 19th-century discoveries of electronic inductance and electromagnetism. Detection systems such as RADAR (Radio Detection and Ranging) were precursors to the RFID technology. The paper about the technology behind RFID was presented in 1948. Radio Frequency was used in the IFF (Identify Friend or Foe) systems deployed by the British in World War II.
Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) to detect removal of articles without purchasing is in use since the 1960s. The UPC (Universal Product Code, which is a barcode) is the first passive auto-identification system. RFID is an ...

Disruptive Business Models

Disruptive innovation model, which explains why the world’s largest companies fail with the advent of new technologies, was named one of the most important for modern business. The author of this concept, Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen, who wrote the book “The Innovator’s Dilemma: When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail (originally published in 1997), led Thinkers50 rating of the most notable business thinkers in 2011 and 2013 (Thinkers50, 2013). According to Christensen’s model, at the time the new technology occurs in the market, it is still very flawed, and by most of the ...

Forensic Evidence 1: Kumho Tire Co. V. Carmichael, 526 U.S. 137 (1999)Facts
Patrick Carmichael was driving his minivan on July 6, 1993 when its right rare tire burst was causing the van to turn over. As a result, one passenger died, and several others sustained injuries. Carmichael, enjoined by the survivors and the deceased’s representatives, instituted an action against the tire manufacturer and distributor. They claimed that the accident was caused by a fault in the tire. The claimant’s case by and large relied on the expert opinion of a tire failure analyst. According to the expert opinion, ...

In the last few decades, technology has been advancing a rapid pace that has led to a staggering level of development across all fields of human activities. In the medical arena, a new technological development have been instrumental in facilitating rapid and more efficient diagnosis and treatment of various ailments (Vecchione, 2012). The emergence of the digital age is revolutionizing healthcare especially with the development of medical devices that are reliant on wireless technologies. The new medical technologies are expected to both allow a drastic improvement and a dramatic reduction in the healthcare coast.
The devices that use wireless technologies may be implanted, ...

Analysis of the Organizational Behavior of Cox Enterprises, Inc.

Analysis of the Organizational Behavior of Cox Enterprises, Inc.

Introduction

Cox Enterprises, Inc. remains a family-owned four-division business for nearly 120 years. In the 21st century, Cox is a facilities-based provider of video, voice, and data solutions for its commercial customers while exhibiting strong ethical organizational behavior. Cox Media is a full-service provider of national and local cable spot and new media advertising. Cox's global locations include locations in the United States, Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom (Bloomberg, 2013).
This academic exploration of this successful ...

Introduction

TerraCog is an extremely successful high-tech firm. It is a private firm that develops Global Positioning System (GPS) and similar goods for consumer markets. Recently, the company has been caught unprepared by a competitor who has developed a product that employs novel use of satellite imagery. When the company thoughts of developing a competing product, named Aerial, the costs involved for the project threaten the fall of the project. None of the main managers is equally prepared to take the blame, anger, and bewilderment for the failure. After consistent disagreements between the leaders of the firm, the blames follows Emma Richardson, who was ...

What seems to be the cause of the conflict?

The core of the conflict is a toxic organizational culture, which has been allowed to emerge over overtime. An organizational culture comprises numerous aspects, key among them being communication, leadership, collective values, mission/vision, practices, diversity management, regulations/policies, place, and organizational narrative. The leadership failure created by the past operational manager, particularly his appointment of supervisors without a moral authority over the employees, resulted in a complete breakdown in leadership, which when coupled with the lack of formal policies (and best practices) in issues such as the use of radio and stringent recruitment checks, resulted into conflict, ill motivation, belligerency, ...

- Introduction
Innovation is an interesting ideology, one that sounds good to follow, but behind the veils of its looming success is a challenge in its implementation. According to Phaal et al. (2010, p34), the early stages of strategic development in technology and its innovation stance is more of a challenging situation. The main challenge in implementation of innovative ideas is the fact that the company flexibility must be assured in the wake of both commercial and technical uncertainty (Phaal et al., 2010. p34). Logitech has relied heavily in investment in computer accessories and gaming accessories, aspects that it has ...

Set of Requirements for the Network Solution

For this case, the attorneys will need to access the company network both from within their offices and when they are on site. The set of requirements for this will be the provision of a corporate WAN network that will only allow the authorized personnel to access it within the office. The second requirement for the mobile network is the provision of a Virtual Private Network that will allow the mobile users to access the company resources outside their offices while still maintaining security of the firm’s information. The access to the network will need to be secured ...

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1. Briefly outline the specific issues that exist in the community (e.g. based on demographic data or other external source, or your observations if this is a real\community you are actually working in).
Myanmar is suffering from an HIV epidemic which has increased since the last part of the 1980’s and needs financial support to treat those suffering from the disease. According to information found at the Humanitarian Practice Network Website, the numbers of people with HIV/AIDS seems to have leveled off. Although there are ...

Introduction

Aeolian processes occur in environments such as deserts, agricultural fields, and coastal regions. The features of such environments include a nonexistent or sparse vegetation cover, strong winds, and a supply of fine sediments. In Egypt, the increase in human population has led to the lateral spread of human settlements from the Nile’s flood plains to various locations in the western desert land. Such areas include the Kharga Oasis, where the government has initiated land reclamation projects for agriculture and human settlements. However, the developmental plans have missed the issue of natural hazards such as dune movements. Hence, the success of such ...

Problem Statement

Starbucks as an organization since its launch in 1987 has become the world’s premier roaster and retailer of coffee. The issue discussed in the case study with regards to Starbucks Evolving into a Dynamic Global Organization in 2012, is based on the challenges the company faced due to the economic downturn in late 2008 and all of 2009.
The impact on Starbucks was significant and thus due to declining sales, approximately 800 stores in US and 100 overseas were closed. New stores plans were shelved with a cost effective operation initiated.

Analysis

Great organizations when facing issues in terms of ...

Introduction

In 1996 Phoenix Television started as a medium broadcast channel. Born in Hong Kong, where entertainment is the main focus, the network found it difficult to compete with local media conglomerates such as TVB and PEAR; these channels had already gained the most of the market share in Hong Kong. Thus, Phoenix switched their focus and redirected the target audience to Mainland China.
While Phoenix corporate owner’s Murdoch centers their broadcast focus on entertainment, Liu ChangLe centered its broadcast focus on the broadcast news, which can be seen as a high risk. A survey conducted by the television station, ...

Abstract

Zara International is a clothing and accessory retailer with operations in 88 markets around the world. Spanish Inditex Group owns the company that deals with men clothes, women clothes and has a Zara Kids for children clothing. Zara is one of the most successful fashion retailers in the world. The success of the company has been attributed to strategic management capabilities that involve the inventory management and as well the human resource management. The company human resource strategy was to include a Spanish manager in every store. This allows the company to maintain a management culture that is efficient ...

Background

Successful modern business marketing lays emphasis on meeting the needs of the customers. This focus is a departure in the opposite direction from the traditional business whose major concern was selling its products or services. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is one way of meeting not only the direct customers’ desires but also the needs and expectations of all the stakeholders of a business (Ortenblad 2016). Unethical profiteering practices of large companies and customer awareness due to free flow of information have forced many companies to make CSR a key strategic focus in their conduct of business. Besides enabling a ...

Q1: How can health care bridge the gap between those who are internet savvy and those who are not? The access gap between the internet savvy patients and those who are not is an information journey that begins with an online search activity, often using a commercial search engine, such as Google. As early as this stage, a gap already exists between the savvy and the non-savvy internet users, such as the digital divide and search strategy problems.
The first gap involves the access to computer or the internet itself. It is particularly existent among elderly adults, disabled, or ...

Description of the Proposed Technology Solution

The technology solution to be implemented by Catacombs will be key in the improvement of service delivery and the reduction of cost for the company. The technology solution is composed of two data centers and several links for redundancy purposes. It will also have two perimeter networks that will connect to corporate WAN and internet simultaneously for redundancy. The internet connects to EDI system and web application system through VPN. The corporate IP WAN network will connect directly to IP phones, Wi-Fi devices and Video conferencing facilities. The solution will also have two WAN aggregation routers connected to the ...

Introduction

The Tesla autopilot system is a system that uses a front-facing camera, a forward-looking radar, 12 ultrasonic sensors, and GPS to maintain the car on the road. It is not a fully autonomous it does not drive the driver to their particular destination or sense the traffic lights. It simply helps the driver navigate the road more easily and warns them of any oncoming traffic (Zolfagharifard 1). The driver does not drive the car but instead he or she acts as a system operator. The Tesla systems adapt and learn from the mistakes and obstacles from the systems of ...

QVC Background

QVC (Quality, Value, and Convenience) was founded by Joseph Segal in 1986 and they also started broadcasting in the same year in November. The Home Shopping Network a televised shopping network was launched two years before that time. Joseph always felt himself impressed with the idea that another new televised shopping network would have the potential to attract new customers from around the globe resulting into significant profits.
Over the next few months Segal launched his own shopping network headquartered in West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States. He hired several seasoned television executives and offered 24 hours and 7 days ...

Situational Analysis: The issue with the situation at Terracog appears to stem from a lack of communication between team members since everyone is attempting to push their own agenda to the forefront. The situation emerged with the introduction of BirdsI, a handheld GPS device, introduced by Terracog’s competitor named Posthaste. When customer’s used the product and realized its salient features, the sales team headed by Ed Pryor started pressing for development of a similar product (something which the design team was not very sure of). The initial meeting consisted of Fiero, Pryor and Allen Roth – Director of ...

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Executive Summary

The UM&UC company has grown to the point when for the successful operation it needs to update the telecommunication base for its sales department, which has become extremely mobile. The external evaluation showed that IT supervision development was too slow for the extremely dynamic sales teams. Without changes the sales team would continue experience communication difficulties, which have become very pronounced and noticeable for employees. This forced several activists to start using their own devises to support their work what proves that ...

Graduate Student

Strategic management is essential if a company intends to achieve its goals. There is a need for a clear course of actions based on the environmental scan, strategy formulation, implementation, evaluation, and control. A company can gain a competitive advantage over the others in the industry taking into consideration all these aspects. It is through good strategies, customer and employee satisfaction that saw Google grow to become a giant corporate in the internet search industry. However, according to Ryan (2010), recent studies indicate that the company revenues have reduced to a significant figure as compared to its performance from ...

Citation UNITED STATES, Petitioner v Antoine JONES No. 10-1259 (SC, Jan, 23 2012)

Facts
The Intelligence Agency formed a partnership with the Metropolitan Police Department in order to investigate alleged business of human trafficking operating out of Maryland, and therefore, the teamed up investigative units inserted a Global Positioning Services (GPS) module on the underside of suspect’s vehicle (I have mentioned the presence of joint task agreement here). However, the defense argued that the evidence obtained from the installed equipment is inadmissible to the court as it would be a violation of the Fourth Amendment.
Question
Whether or not, the installation of GPS module on suspect’s vehicle was constitutional under ...

Introduction
United Parcel Service (UPS) is a private company that deals with package delivery. It has it’s headquarter in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Due to technological advances, human population’s growth coupled with an increase in the world’s competition and consumer demands, companies have designed new methods in order to meet the increased consumer needs. This has called for changes in the service delivery systems.
Companies dealing with service delivery such as United Parcel service have focused on improving their delivery services at affordable costs by developing new technologies.
United Parcel Service has developed new ...

Alternative 1: Invest $20000 in the NewestHighTech.com when it goes public.
This is a very good investment option for Dara. It is not as conservative as the investment choices that she’s made in the past. There is an element of risk when an investor puts their cash into a one year old company that has had some favorable press when it received its early stage financing and, then more good press when its chips were accepted by a major cell phone manufacturer. The risk with a new company is that it may not be able to fulfill its orders, or the ...

Introduction

On the evening of February 23, 1991, the Philadelphia Fire Department received a call reporting a fire on the 22nd floor of the One Meridian Plaza. The fire department responded immediately but were faced with various challenges that made the fire unmanageable. The fire lasted for nineteen hours and spread to eight floors above the 22nd floor in the 38 story building. Firefighters were able to contain the fire when it spread to the 30th floor. The incident led to three casualties, all firefighters from the local Philadelphia Fire Department, and injuries to 24 others. For this task, we are supposed ...

- Introduction
Data security is very important in safeguarding private, personal or business information. Personal data like credit card information should be well protected from access by unauthorized individuals or hackers. Any company that deals with credit card transactions via computer network should therefore employ reliable security measures if they are to maintain trust by their customers. This paper gives an overview of network security fundamentals, threats and issues with a detailed network security recommendations. It is followed by summary with reference to one medium-sized start-up company that processes credit card transactions on a daily basis (Tipton & Krause, 2012; Gajrani ...

Intellectual Property Case Study

Part 1: Introduction

The purpose of this report is to highlight the procedural requirements that an investor must accomplish before an invention or any product design is released into the market. In the course of an invention, it is a legal obligation that the rightful owner must define the product and distinct it from other related products available. Therefore, the proprietor defines the property rights, the trademark, product design and the product accordingly acquires due recognition within the trade domains.

Registered Design:

According to the United Kingdom’s Design Act, a design describes the overall description of a new product. The description pronounces the ...

Wireless network has gained immense popularity in schools, offices or house as it provides all the facilities of local area network without the limitations of wiring and cables. The convenience wireless network offers are unlimited, but the troubles are also significant. Data security is at stake while using Wi-Fi network. Hackers can easily encrypt data and misuse it, hack the computer and infect it with dangerous virus programs or harass the users. In worst scenarios, hackers can hack users modem, operate their bank accounts and can steal money. Various cases have been reported in which people’s banking credentials ...

Islamophobic Media in Case of Park51

The past decade has experienced an increased growth of disdain for Muslims in the west especially in America. It has been a period where the western people have not hesitated to voice their opinions and expressions about Islam. The growing disdain, especially in America has been due to the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York. However, the proposal for the construction of an Islamic center close to the site of 9/11 terrorist attack provoked anti-Muslims activists who created a notion that the proposal was a scheme by Muslims in America to conquer the hallowed site of 9/11 ...

Whether the cell phone use causes cancer or brain tumor, is a doubtful question with incomplete answers. Today this question is considered to be as one of the most discussed and remains controversial for years. The federal government and representatives of the cellular communication industry beat breast, assuring that there is no data testifying a cancer, radiated by smartphones, cellular phones or cordless phones. However numerous research groups remain very skeptical about these statements.
The main concern with cellular phones and cancer risk seems to be in the development of brain tumors affected by the cellphone usage. Some researches, such ...

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In keeping a journal for a 24-hour period of where I was getting my information, I found that for the majority of it, I either logged onto CNN.com, my preferred news source, or clicked on links in my newsfeed of my Facebook profile. I noticed that with CNN, I tended to only skim the headlines to get a general idea of what was happening in the world. When I am on the Internet, I was never really fully engaged in the information I was receiving, as when I was watching the news on TV. I tended to have on average about 8 ...

Step 1: Identify Ethical Issues

In this scenario, a clothing company is determining whether or not it is right to source from an Asian manufacturing company. The following ethical issues are identified:
The factory is shown to work the employees long hours, with very low pay compared to America. However, the workers claim that they are very grateful for the jobs that are given to them.

Is it fair to work employees so much for so little, even if they are satisfied by it?

Threads with Style is dedicated to social responsibility as well as profitability. The basic pay of the workers might be low, however it would be better if some form of benefit was given. Although the workers are paid ...

Operational strategy of Google with Google Glass is exceptionally brilliant as well as unique. As estimated by experts, although Glass will take a while to shape up to emerge as the next generation ‘iPad’, the company is aware that connected eye gear and eye wear hold tremendous potential for ushering in a new age of wearable computing to be able to control household devices. In other words, Google Glass takes home automation to the next level. Google Glass was being chiefly employed for outdoor applications. But now with intelligent integration, many devices in a home can be automated and used on voice ...

Chapter 8, pg. 306: Stuxnet and the Changing Face of Cyberwarfare

In the past, cyber crime only dominated the domain of fiction writers. However, cyber warfare as emerged as a daunting and unique problem for every internet security expert, not only in detecting and preventing intrusions but also in tracking cyber criminals and prosecuting them. The most prominent problems include for example, American and Israel hackers used cyber warfare to interfere with the operations of Iran’s nuclear plan, by causing malfunction in one device controlling the nuclear plant. The problem will become worse for countries with advanced technologies such as the U.S., which rely on an electronic banking system and ...

Chapter 1, pg. 36: Are Electronic Medical Records a Cure for Health Care?

The problem described in this case is on medical record keeping due to the increasing number of patients seeking medical services. According to the case, about 12 percent of healthcare spending goes towards record keeping (Laudon & Laudon, 2012). Traditionally, medical records have been kept in files and folders, which make it difficult for healthcare professionals to access and share information. This problem can be solved by adopting electronic medical systems.

What people, organization, and technology factors are responsible for the difficulties in building electronic medical record systems? Explain your answer.

The application and use of electronic medical records is compelling because they can make healthcare less expensive, efficient, and improve the quality of care by enabling easy access and ...

Apple is one of the most innovative companies worldwide. It has mobile phones with the most advanced level of technology. The apple Iphone is a product of great quality that has made communication easier because of the inventions like text messaging, internet access and entertainment through radio. Many prospective consumers would wish to have the same but they cannot afford them because the prices are too high. The mobile telephony company is faced with immense competition in this field because of the companies coming up to produce cheaper phones that are tailor-made to suite the customers’ needs. The apple company ...

Getronics is the biggest ICT service vendor in the Benelux region and one of the biggest in the world. It is based in the Netherlands specializing in technology services including connectivity applications and services, workspace management services, consultancy services, and datacenter advancement and management. This study aims at developing a go-to-market plan for Getronics new product, the Virtualized Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). It will also include a value proposition, media mix, and an implementation plan.

The Problem

Getronics has been performing poorly in the recent due to the lack of undifferentiated service offerings in the aggressively competitive IT market. This situation made it difficult ...

Background

Over the past 100 years, more than 60 percent of world’s wetlands have been destroyed as people search for land to settle on, farm, and establish other types of business investments. Currently, wetlands cover 6 percent of the world’s surface providing a wide array of environmental services, including soil erosion control, water storage and filtration, a buffer against flooding, biodiversity maintenance, nutrient recycling, nursery for fisheries, and carbon storage among others.

However, destruction and drainage of these ecosystems has led to large amounts of carbon emissions equivalent to 40 tons of carbon per hectare per year for degraded swamp ...

Public Health is defined as the art and science of preventing diseases which leads to the prolongation of life and also the promotion of health by the hard work of the society. Efficiency in the Public Health can be achieved by well timed, reliable and precise information which can be used to study the health pattern in the different populations. India has been experiencing a very high burden of the infectious diseases in the world accelerated by factors such as large population, poor sanitation, high poverty levels, and problems related with the access to preventive services and health care.
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Introduction

In the words of Fyodor Dostoyevsky, “every man has some reminiscences which he would not tell to everyone, but only to his friends. He has others which he would not reveal even to his friends, but only to himself, and that in secret. But finally, there are others which a man is afraid to tell himself, and every decent man has considerable number of such things stored away” (Wedding & Stuber, 2010, p. 134). This case is about the reminiscences of one such young girl.
An 18 year old girl, Dora who, since 12 years of age had been suffering ...

Introduction.

Goument to go is a blend of planning of menus and delivery of groceries with a complete recipe. The product targets two-income professionals who find it hard to prepare meals despite their high levels of income. With Goument to go, a customer gets a delivery of a whole week’s consumption with clear labels on storage and refrigeration to avoid waste. The idea was developed by Jan Jones after she realized that many people find it hard to go and fetch for food after work. She found it convenient to deliver food to doorsteps. The aim was to serve a larger part of the population ...

Perry Cars Limited (PCL)

Perry Cars Limited (PCL) plans to undertake a market research to determine whether a new venture will be profitable and to guide company strategy for the new business. The company intends to buy Wonder Car Hire (WCH) from its proprietor. WCH is a car hire business which has been operating profitably. David, the owner of PCL is considering an expansion into the car hire market. By conducting proper market research, David will be able to make an informed decision on whether to invest in WCH or not.

Market research is an instrument available to businesses especially potential investors. It provides information on ...