Optimal use of emerging technology (2)
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This document discusses various communication methods including texting, video conferencing, telephonic communication, and their merits and demerits. It was presented by Shubham, Anoop, Kunal, Vikas and Divesh. Texting allows for quick and discreet communication but can be impersonal. Video conferencing provides face-to-face interaction without travel but requires reliable internet and equipment. Telephonic communication allows global communication at no cost but lacks visuals and feedback. Overall, emerging technologies are improving work efficiency by allowing communication across distances.
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Jack Ma and 18 colleagues founded Alibaba.com in 1999 by purchasing the domain name from a Canadian. They established it as a B2B e-commerce platform focused on small and medium businesses. In 2003, they launched Taobao as a consumer platform and Alipay as a payment service. Alibaba has since grown to over 17,000 employees serving 50 million users across 240 countries, holding 50% of China's online market. It provides an efficient trading platform with simple interfaces to facilitate international business opportunities.
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Rajesh Singh gives a presentation on demo cameras for a security company established in 1977 with 800 employees. The company saw increasing sales from 2010 to 2013 and won a customer service award in 2012. Singh presents on dome cameras that are suitable for indoor and outdoor use in surveillance systems. The cameras come in analog or IP formats and can rotate, tilt, and focus. Key features of the demo camera include infrared night vision, tri-axis mounting, image stabilization, and a 3.6mm lens with 2 megapixel resolution and 32x zoom. The camera package includes a 6 month guarantee, 3 year warranty, free installation, and online support.
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Abc securities pvt
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A 1 automobiles
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What is important when deciding whether to obtain
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Marketing and its core concepts
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Optimal use of emerging technology (2)
- 1. Presented by.. Shubham Anoop Kunal Vikas Divesh Raja
- 2. Meaning … Optimal use -Most favorable or desirable Emerging technology-New technologies that will substantially alter the business and social environment.
- 3. Perceived Benefits… Improving work efficiency Making life more convenience Saving time Improving learning ability Keeps the privacy
- 4. common communication methods… Text Video Chat/Conference Phone Face-to-Face IM/chat Email Posting information on a website
- 5. Texting… Form of written communication most personal form of business communication Whereas you might give your email address to many people, your personal text number is reserved for a few close associates Text tend to be more urgent than email
- 6. MERITS… Quick Quiet Discrete You can save texts Your surroundings won't diminish the quality of the text
- 7. DEMERITS… Impersonal More expensive Tone of voice might be hard to pick up Bad for long conversations Limit on text length
- 8. Video Conferencing… It’s a oral communication Gives you the face-to-face meeting need without having to be in the same location It is an effective to convey your message with physical gestures and facial expressions You can save travel money
- 9. Elements of video conferencing… Computer Camera(Web cam) usually attached at the top of monitor Microphone Speaker High speed Internet
- 10. MERITS… Reduce travel cost Face to face rather than telephone meeting Easier collaborative working Access to remote expertise Increased competitive advantage
- 11. DEMERITS… If the hardware breaks down for any of the participants 'attend' the meeting A very reliable, fast data link is needed , So it is costlier Even with a fast connection, there might be a slight delay between responses.
- 12. Telephonic… It’s a type of oral communication Conversation between two people Lack the visual feedback It may be formal or informal
- 13. MERITS… No face to face contact You can call someone anywhere around globe Internet based calls can be free No specialist equipment is needed You can leave a message if the person isn't available to take your call
- 14. DEMERITS… Get immediate feedback The line may be engaged when you call Unable to see each other's body language so a lot of the non verbal communication is lost There might be noise or interference so the quality of the call could be poor it is expensive(specially international calls)
- 15. Conclusion… Distance is no longer a barrier More people have access to the information Time required to make decision is decreased The timeliness & quality has increased Team work in organization has increased
Editor's Notes
- Video conferencing is one of the latest technologies that allow users at different location to hold face to face meeting without moving to a single place. Technically we can say that it’s a real time transmission of audio and video between two or more computers different location via internet
- For making video conferencing we need computers with web cam microphones speaker and high speed internet