1. a) Assuming that Fastfit goes ahead with its plans to have an e-commerce site, identify two physical locations, from where customers can enter their orders to the ecommerce site and b) For each of the locations that you mentioned, identify the technologies (cover the areas of software, hardware and networks) that a customer would need (at the location) to accomplish this activity? (use a table); Physical Location | Technologies Required | | Hardware | Software | Network | Home | * Personal Computer (Desktop) * Laptop * Modem | Operating Software such as Windows, Web Browsing Capability Security software such as (McAfee, Ad-Aware) | Access to the internet | Office | * Office Computer (Desktop) * Laptop * Modem | Operating Software such as Windows, Web Browsing Capability Security software such as (McAfee, Ad-Aware) | Access to the internet(Wi-Fi) | Customers do not need any additional software and hardware to order online. Customers can pay the product cost by entering their credit card number. So there is no need of any hardware and software in order to make payment online. 2. a) What technology components (cover the categories of software, hardware and networks) do we need at FastFit to interact with our customers on the web?
Strengths and Weakness Like every company R. R. Donnelly has strengths and weaknesses, it is just knowing the strengths and using them to build up the weaknesses. One of the biggest strengths of R. R. Donnelley is that they have been in business for 150 years. That alone shows that they have built long term relationships with suppliers, employees, and most of all customers. Throughout the years the company has adapted to changes in the economy, customer demand, customer changes, and technology. R.R.
The author remarks on the amount of personal computers sold around that time and evaluates the productivity of computer stores. I believe this is a valid source because the author, Portia Isaacson was one of the first outside columnists for CRN and is now president of Dream It Inc, a corporation that helps support businesses through creativity, digital socialization, e-commerce and technology. She also
So they make use of modern technology like laptops and smart devices to market their product services. Marketing mix Marketing Mix is the ideas that are considered when marketing a product; these are known as the 4 P’s… product, price, promotion and place. They should know this to help market and sell their products. Price is the amount that customers have to pay for products, Product is what the product looks likes and how it appeals to customers, Place is the point where products are made available to customers and Promotion is how customers are informed about products. Extended of marketing mix The extended of marketing mix means there are more organisations and people working to offer services than there are working in manufacture.
CVS Caremark is designing a global expansion strategy to target areas that are profitable and promising demographically. CVS Caremark will select United Kingdom as a country to enter and establish a solid relationship. Background of company and of country CVS Pharmacy was established over 40 years ago in 1963 in Lowell, Massachusetts by Sid Goldstein, Stanley Goldstein and Ralph Hoagland and originally sold health and beauty products. The corporation headquarters is currently in Woonsocket, Rhode Island and employs over 200,000 as of December 2012. In the last 40 years CVS has experienced tremendous growth.
PCGlobal decided that only a top of the line computer would do for this target group. The highest performance power, best network linking connection available, best engineering software and a bigger monitor. Throughout the simulation, PCGlobal constantly ensured that the technology was constantly upgraded to keep the Mercedes group engaged in the product and purchasing it. The Workhouse group wanted a PC that was easy to use, had an affordable price, office applications, service and support, network connections, and was fun for the consumer to use. For the Workhouse target group price was the main concern.
Both management’s executive and senior have work stations with Apple iMac computers that vary in size of monitors and gigahertz and hard drive capability. Operating systems are MAC OS X and Windows XP. [ (UOP, 2011) ] “This system is there to help improve the communication and collaboration between senior management, employees, doctors, nurses, and patients”. [ (UOP, 2011) ] Very important management uses the network to maintain the accounting and finance, human resource, customer relationship, and knowledge management. The Radiology network is connected with the Ethernet and 1000 Base F single mode fiber.
BSA 310 Entire Course http://www.homeworkwarehouse.com/downloads/bsa-310-entire-course/ BSA 310 Entire Course BSA 310 Week 1 DQ 1 And 2 A “business system”, as defined by Georgetown University, is “a combination of people and automated applications organized to meet a particular set of business objectives. Describe a business system you use in your work environment. What is the business objective of the business system? A companies “Business Model” serves to (1) articulate the value proposition, (2) identify a market segment, (3) define the structure of the firm’s “value chain”, (4) specify the revenue generation mechanisms, (5) describe the position of the firm within the value network, and (6) to formulate the competitive strategy.
Software runs on all size computers, from microcomputers to large mainframes. Prepackaged software is off-the-shelf, turnkey software. Off-the-shelf software at best meets 70 percent of organizations’ needs. Enterprise-wide solutions - Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems integrate individual traditional business functions into modules enabling a single seamless transaction to cut across functional boundaries. Application service providers (ASPs) (Also known as Cloud Computing) - The provision of computing resources, including applications, over the Internet, so customers do not have to invest in the computing infrastructure needed to run and maintain the resources.
CM300: College Composition II Prof: January Pearson Kaplan University December 4, 2014 By, Heather Leigh Bradley Annotated Bibliography Thesis Statement: The most successful companies are those that are operated by leaders who invest in and grow their employees. Bruce, A., & Pepitone, J. S. (1999). Motivating Employees. New York: McGraw-Hill. “Motivating Employees” is a book about how employee motivation is driven by companies that invest and grow their employees.