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    Case Study #3: Decision Support‚ Artificial Intelligence‚ and B2C E-Commerce: the Case of Unilever By Dustin Allen MNGT 220-01 November 20‚ 2003 Question #1 Decision support systems‚ simply known as DSS‚ are often narrowly defined as highly flexible and interactive IT systems that are designed to support decision-making when the problem is non-structured (Haag‚ 2004). This definition expresses several keywords: support and non-structured. This means that although DSS greatly enhance

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    Instance of Innovation

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    ELE606/EBU6606 Product Development Topic 2 – Innovation 2 In-class Exercise 1 – The iPhone Read the article below and in pairs‚ answer the following questions. Please note that all the answers are not included in the article; you should also use your own knowledge to answer them: * In what ways is the iPhone innovative? * Why is this innovation so important to the market place? * What are Apple’s competitors doing to try to obtain some of the market share? * What risks are there

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    regressive and secretive‚ meaning she refused to evolve with her town and always remained buried inside her home. She refused all forms of progression‚ like when the townsmen attempted and failed to claim her taxes‚ or when she did not allow the mail-carrier to place a mailbox outside her home. Additionally‚ Emily’s secrecy made her a victim of pejorative language‚ on a such a large scale that Faulkner narrated the story through the embodiment of the town as one entity. After her father died‚ Emily

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    E-commerce: Customer and Ans

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    one of the major difference between first wave and second wave of e-commerce is online communication which makes the good relation with customers & support business relations. In first wave e-mail communication with customers used to be unstructured. In Second wave modified e-mail strategies which are integral to customer contact. It provides a filtered outcome so that customers can choose their product according to their choice. Thus it is a quite easy and attractive for customers

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    time most operators were viewed as inefficient carriers needing government support. Finally‚ governments had enough and decided to allow competitive forces eliminate inefficiencies from companies by deregulating the industry. One-way was to let new entrants into the marketplace and allow operating costs and prices to fluctuate depending on free market competition. Deregulation ushered in alliances between many domestic and international carriers designed to increase routes. This "open skies"

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    Airborne Case

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    1. Airborne Express is an air express transportation company that is engaged in delivering small sized packages and documents around the United State of America and to and from many different foreign destinations. The purpose of this paper is to analyze and identify the problems and issues Airborne encounters on a daily basis using Porter’s five forces framework. Porter identified five competitive forces that help shape every industry and market place in the global economy. These competitive forces

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    Finding Dory Analysis

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    remember‚ Finding Nemo was about a father (Marlin the clownfish) losing his son who got lost in the vast ocean after being swept away by the “undertow”. On Marlin’s adventure in his search for Nemo he meets a blue tang fish named Dory. Dory was a forgetful fish‚ and that’s all we knew of her in that movie. We did not know Dory had a family of her own that she lost because of the “undertow”. The adventure of Finding Dory begins as Dory‚ Marlin‚ and Nemo head to California when the word “undertow” triggers

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    retail and manufacturing corporation of equipments and outdoor apparel also improving in casual sportswear and outdoor sports equipment markets. L.L. Bean is one of the lead servers in casual sportswear market‚ rather than specialty market. It is also a mail-order‚ online company targeting urban upper middle class men and women based in the Unites States. The competitive strategy of L.L. Bean comes from its focus towards the customers and the satisfaction of them. This satisfaction comes in many different

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    KEL450 MOHANBIR SAWHNEY Ontela PicDeck (A): Customer Segmentation‚ Targeting‚ and Positioning In April 2008 Joe Levy‚ the director of carrier marketing for the technology start-up Ontela‚ was considering how to position the company’s first offering‚ PicDeck. Ontela’s PicDeck was a technology service that allowed wireless subscribers to seamlessly transfer pictures from their mobile devices to their computers‚ email inbox‚ and other networking devices and services (see Exhibit 1). The service

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    will learn how the Postal Service gets the mail from point A to point B and keep happy employees for years. When the United States Postal Service does the planning for the next fiscal year‚ the United States Postal Service must make sure that all of the employees know and understands how the company works and is run. In this‚ the USPS has a schooling that the employees must go through in order to teach all the employees be the employee a mail carrier‚ electrician‚ maintenance individual‚ and even

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