This document summarizes the impacts of travel and tourism, challenges faced by the industry, and opportunities for more sustainable travel. The travel industry is projected to be a $10.5 trillion industry by 2020. However, tourism can negatively impact environments, cultures, and local economies. Only 5% of spending from developed country tourists typically stays in the countries they visit. The document outlines a social enterprise called Only Six Degrees that aims to mainstream sustainable travel. It connects travelers to volunteer and impactful trips that directly benefit local communities and nonprofits through a commission model at no cost to partners. A case study from Cambodia found a trip could generate $2,484 in social impact while keeping 69.1% of funds in the country
The document summarizes the 2000 Summer Olympic Games held in Sydney, Australia. It discusses the organization of the games, facilities, participating nations, sports events, medals table, and highlights. Spain competed with 321 athletes across 27 sports, winning 5 gold medals, 3 silver, and 5 bronze. The opening ceremony was a spectacular showcase of fire and water that was viewed by around 4 billion people worldwide.
Our team conducted research to learn about the apps college students use most. We created an "App Chat" Facebook page and asked questions on Twitter, LinkedIn, and our personal Facebook pages. Facebook posts received the most responses, with students mentioning social apps like Facebook, entertainment apps like Pandora, and productivity apps like Maps. However, our efforts did not receive much engagement overall, perhaps because students feel overwhelmed by the number of apps. We concluded that while people use apps heavily, they may not want to discuss them extensively.
Organizations that have to manage a mobile workforce consisting of field and contract employees have always faced challenges in getting optimal performance out of their workforce. While employees are out in the field performing their duties, it is necessary for organizations to have visibility into their activities and be able to monitor their progress.
The platform is designed to help organizations optimize their mobile workforce and improve their field operations. The solution is based on using employees phones to manage and communicate all their activities in the field. Employee locations are automatically tracked thereby enabling field managers, to have real-time information to help manage field teams.
Mobile workforce managers need access to solutions targeting different parts of the workflow and solutions targeted at specific verticals. It helps to improve payroll management. The employee location tracking solution enables managers to know where the field employee is.
Waze a location tracker final year projectprabhat kumar
Waze is a mobile application that allows users to share location data to find the most efficient routes. It accurately tracks user location and displays nearby points of interest like airports, ATMs, and churches. Users can log in to see their current location or register with contact details. After logging in, they can view their latitude and longitude and find directions to nearby locations on a map, including distance information. The application was developed using Java and SQLite database on Windows and allows users to efficiently find routes and locations.
#5 DataBeersBCN -"Location Based Business Oportunity Detector"DataBeersBCN
The document discusses a potential location-based business opportunity detector service called an LBBOD. The LBBOD would gather sensor, business, and fieldwork data around a user to detect opportunities near them and save them time spent searching. It would provide information on competitors and collaborators, the type of business environment, and the suitability of different locations for businesses. The LBBOD aims to answer questions about opportunities, risks, commercial activity in an area, and whether specific locations would work for a user's business.
This document summarizes the impacts of travel and tourism, challenges faced by the industry, and opportunities for more sustainable travel. The travel industry is projected to be a $10.5 trillion industry by 2020. However, tourism can negatively impact environments, cultures, and local economies. Only 5% of spending from developed country tourists typically stays in the countries they visit. The document outlines a social enterprise called Only Six Degrees that aims to mainstream sustainable travel. It connects travelers to volunteer and impactful trips that directly benefit local communities and nonprofits through a commission model at no cost to partners. A case study from Cambodia found a trip could generate $2,484 in social impact while keeping 69.1% of funds in the country
The document summarizes the 2000 Summer Olympic Games held in Sydney, Australia. It discusses the organization of the games, facilities, participating nations, sports events, medals table, and highlights. Spain competed with 321 athletes across 27 sports, winning 5 gold medals, 3 silver, and 5 bronze. The opening ceremony was a spectacular showcase of fire and water that was viewed by around 4 billion people worldwide.
Our team conducted research to learn about the apps college students use most. We created an "App Chat" Facebook page and asked questions on Twitter, LinkedIn, and our personal Facebook pages. Facebook posts received the most responses, with students mentioning social apps like Facebook, entertainment apps like Pandora, and productivity apps like Maps. However, our efforts did not receive much engagement overall, perhaps because students feel overwhelmed by the number of apps. We concluded that while people use apps heavily, they may not want to discuss them extensively.
Organizations that have to manage a mobile workforce consisting of field and contract employees have always faced challenges in getting optimal performance out of their workforce. While employees are out in the field performing their duties, it is necessary for organizations to have visibility into their activities and be able to monitor their progress.
The platform is designed to help organizations optimize their mobile workforce and improve their field operations. The solution is based on using employees phones to manage and communicate all their activities in the field. Employee locations are automatically tracked thereby enabling field managers, to have real-time information to help manage field teams.
Mobile workforce managers need access to solutions targeting different parts of the workflow and solutions targeted at specific verticals. It helps to improve payroll management. The employee location tracking solution enables managers to know where the field employee is.
Waze a location tracker final year projectprabhat kumar
Waze is a mobile application that allows users to share location data to find the most efficient routes. It accurately tracks user location and displays nearby points of interest like airports, ATMs, and churches. Users can log in to see their current location or register with contact details. After logging in, they can view their latitude and longitude and find directions to nearby locations on a map, including distance information. The application was developed using Java and SQLite database on Windows and allows users to efficiently find routes and locations.
#5 DataBeersBCN -"Location Based Business Oportunity Detector"DataBeersBCN
The document discusses a potential location-based business opportunity detector service called an LBBOD. The LBBOD would gather sensor, business, and fieldwork data around a user to detect opportunities near them and save them time spent searching. It would provide information on competitors and collaborators, the type of business environment, and the suitability of different locations for businesses. The LBBOD aims to answer questions about opportunities, risks, commercial activity in an area, and whether specific locations would work for a user's business.