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Mobile apps for capturing geolocation and customer data
This paper provides an assessment of the effectiveness and efficiency mobile-based applications, the potential benefits that can be realized by consumers based on the enhanced ability to gain access to their own data via mobile application, an examination of the challenges of developing applications that run on mobile devices because of the small screen size, a description of the methods that can be used to decide which platform to support, a discussion concerning ways of providing high availability and a discussion of some of the methods that can be used to make mobile devices more secure. A summary of the research and important findings are provided in the conclusion.
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Milestone's XProject Mobile: solving video monitoring accessibility for mobile devices
Business Problem: The trend toward the use of diverse types of phone and tablet equipment presents some significant use problems for those who must rely on certain types of equipment that are tethered to their business…
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Google's dominance in the online advertising industry
This paper is about Google. The first bit is about the company, what its business is and that macro level overview kind of stuff. The second bit is about barriers and obstacles that the company has faced. The third bit is about what we can take away from Google to make our own business better.
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Google's advertising-based business model compared to Microsoft's
This paper compares Google and Microsoft on seven financial ratios, on their management styles, on the track record of innovation, on their business models, on their leadership and then discusses some of the metrics one might use in order to make a decision as to which of these companies is the better one in which to invest.
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Competition and market dominance in the mobile phone industry
The cell phone industry has been growing fast over the years as the mobile phones are becoming more popular among the people. People are now finding it hard to live without this gadget and this has made the industry grow incredibly. The article is on the history of the cell phone industry to its present time.
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Intellectual capital as an asset in Apple Corporation
Apple has become the juggernaut of mobile computing and MP3 players and they're also a sexy niche company in the PC market, even if Windows and PC's still dominate the market and the overall PC market is on the downfall...but it's in large part because of the mobile computing niche that Apple rules. Even so, Apple is making a few missteps and should follow some basic recommendations.
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Gateway Computers' SWOT analysis and competitive position in the tablet market
Gateway was acquired by Acers, Inc., a multinational electronics company that has, through several acquisitions, become the second largest PC company in the world (Satariano, 2011; "Yahoo! Finance," 2011).
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How iPad2 can change the Canadian tablet market
It is amazing the buzz that some products generate. Every year at Christmas time there seems to be some must have product that all parents are scrambling to get their child. However, this sort of frenzy is nothing…
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Google Canada as an employer: financial strength and workplace culture
According to www.greatplacetowork.ca, the best place to work in Canada is with Google Canada. Google began life as a search engine and quickly built up a strong market share by delivering superior results.
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Government regulation of mergers in smartphone operating systems markets
Regulation of Mergers Government regulation of mergers and expansion in the smartphone operating systems market primarily protects consumers and encourages free market competition. There are antitrust laws that protect wireless consumers and promote competition against monopolistic practices. Simply put government regulation is needed to allow more competitors to enter the market. Therefore offering consumers more innovative smartphone operating system choices and options.