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Chapter 4.1, Problem 1RQ
Program Plan Intro
Personal sphere of influence:
- This sphere of influence help the needs of single users.
- It also help the users to increase their individual effectiveness, improving the amount and quality of work they are able do.
- This sphere of influence is also known as personal productivity software.
- Example for personal productivity software is VIP organizer.
- This software help users develop to do lists, categorize tasks, save notes and records in a single
database .
- The following
operating systems are supported by personal sphere of influence,- Microsoft windows.
- Mac OS X, iOS.
- Linux.
- Google Android, chrome OS.
- HP webOS.
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