Telecommunications The Business Case FedEx Research Paper

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Most such devices are not designed with longevity in mind, and FedEx normally utilizes devices with long lives. FedEx would be equipping upwards of 200,000 workers, so even negotiating a deal to pay $200 per unit would cost the company $40 million. In all likelihood, however, the cost will be much higher, once the cost of developing all the different software is taken into account, and building out the interface between the information and the different end users. The project's cost could exceed $100 million easily, and could therefore take years to roll out. Worse, another major technological shift could necessitate another change of handset technology within just a few years. That said, implementation should be relatively easy, since the base technology (both hardware and software) is off-the-shelf. There is little that should complicate...

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The user interface will require some training for the staff, but this is not expected to be a significant problem. Customers will probably adapt right away, given that they are already using this technology in their daily lives.
Perhaps the trickiest aspect of the implementation is going to be during the development process. The designing of the software could be a time-consuming process as the applications must incorporate all of the needs of both the company and the customers. It will take multiple rounds of consultations to design software that combines a high level of functionality with ease of use. This could delay the implementation process, and ultimately this entire project could take two or three years to implement fully because of the expected long development time and the high cost.

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