Technology Trends That Continue To Essay

This is unfortunate, as there has never been a more critical time for innovation, not litigation especially in an industry that can elevate the national and global economy if opened up for greater freedom from lawsuits (Vance, 2011). There are many factors dragging down the economy, lawsuits don't need to be one. Annotated Bibliography

Farb, B.. (2011, July). MOBILE COMMERCE: The New Retail Therapy. Customer Relationship Management, 15(7), 26-31.

Defines the dynamics of the disruptive innovations behind mobile e-commerce becoming increasingly dominant across all online channels, with social networks seeing the majority of traffic. The author also mentions how social networks, combined with mobile e-commerce can also lead to greater satisfaction levels of shopping without taking the time away from work to visit malls and fight traffic. The article concludes with an assessment of how this type of commerce will effect CRM systems over the long-term.

Hazels, D.. (2011, March). Focus on Creating High it Value. Supply & Demand Chain Executive, 12(1), 8.

The continual focus on ROI and the ability to gain greater business results from investments in information systems is the core focus of this analysis. The development of strategies for getting more out of supply chain performance is also discussed, as are the metrics and key performance indicators for ensuring a higher level of demand-driven business models. The article concludes with an analysis...

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(2011). User attitudes toward dedicated e-book readers for reading. Online Information Review, 35(4), 558-580.
The rapid adoption of e-books and the redesign of the Amazon.com to support this device as the platform of future e-commerce is the main focus of this article. The authors have completed empirical studies and analysis of the adoption of e-books and the attitudes, preferences and needs of consumers who are early adopters of these devices. The findings suggest that e-books can be a transaction platform for the future.

Steve New. (2010, October). The Transparent Supply Chain. Harvard Business Review, 88(10), 76-82.

Defines the best practices of companies who are working to create greater transparency with a greater reliance on supply chain metrics of performance and concepts including the Demand Driven Supply Network (DDSN). The article also shows through examples how companies can regain control over their supply chains and reduce costs while increasing responsiveness to customers.

Vance, a.. (2011, September). When Patents Attack: Could Facebook Be Next? Business Week,1.

This article gives an overview of the most recent activities of patent litigation that is slowing down the innovation in high technology, and includes an assessment of how patent…

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Defines the best practices of companies who are working to create greater transparency with a greater reliance on supply chain metrics of performance and concepts including the Demand Driven Supply Network (DDSN). The article also shows through examples how companies can regain control over their supply chains and reduce costs while increasing responsiveness to customers.

Vance, a.. (2011, September). When Patents Attack: Could Facebook Be Next? Business Week,1.

This article gives an overview of the most recent activities of patent litigation that is slowing down the innovation in high technology, and includes an assessment of how patent holders will impact social network sites' high market valuations.


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