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    for the customer and create a competitive advantage for itself, with a ________ or ________________. A) Focused strategy; product differentiation B) Focused strategy; cost advantage C) Cost advantage; primary value activities D) Cost advantage; product differentiation Feedback: The goal of value chain analysis is to identify processes in which the firm can add value for the customer and create a competitive advantage for itself, with a cost advantage or product differentiation. Points Earned:

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    Information technology is an essential part of business processes that need technical competence beyond the scope of current management. Third party to manage IT functions for the company. Outsourcing contract is part of the concept of a business process to a third party who has specific skills and services. It allows organizations to focus on their efficiency and manage resources efficiently. When considering the economics of the industry and emerging industries such as IT, business process outsourcing

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    Porter's Five Forces Model

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    Describe and discuss Micheal Porter's competitive forces model and how information systems may be used to influence a firms competitive position within it's industry. Provide a defensive and an entrepreneurial example of how information technology/systems could be used to influence each of the forces. Porter's Five Forces Model Porter's Five Forces model is often used as a tool for analyzing industries and competitive structures within them. An industry's profit potential is determined by either

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    polypropylene and ABS parts from Canon Plastics and Piedmont Plastics for its alligator, half alligator, and other tags. Now it is evaluating whether to make or buy plastic parts while at the same time considering the adoption of a radically new process technology to make 'throw away' tags that would simplify assembly and is

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    and robots are some of the examples of technologies used today. The compilation of techniques, skills or methods to carry out a certain task or use in the manufacture of certain good and services is what is known as technology. The introduction of technology has helped in making work easier and faster thus making life easier. However, technology has both advantages and disadvantages but the advantages outweigh the disadvantages (Restivo, 2008). Technologies used in autonomous/driverless vehicles

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    The comparative advantage The concept of the comparative advantage was first coined in 1817 by economist David Ricardo, in his On the principles of political economy and taxation. The underlying idea of the comparative advantage theory is that the countries possess different resources and capabilities and they can produce some specific items in a more efficient manner than other countries can produce the same items, or more efficiently that the same country can produce other items. In such a

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    1. Determine Apple’s business/technology strengths & weaknesses. Apple Strengths: 1. Steve Jobs 2. Highly differentiated products 3. Investing huge amount in R&D with continual innovation 4. Control of both hardware and software 5. Retail and marketing 6. Fashion – Branded image. 7. Extreme Secrecy 8. Apple's Halo effect Apple Weakness: 1. Relying heavily on Jobs 2. Complete control of both hardware and software 3. Not compatible with other products 4. High cost 2

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    systems technology can be viewed as a factor of

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    forms of digital technology as they are the first generation of youth to have internet technology easily available at their disposal. This current generation have already been labelled by sociologist as “‘digital natives’ (Prensky 2001a) and the ‘net generation’ (Tapscott 1998)” (Prensky 2001a; Tapscott 1998 as cited in Murphy 2010). Technology is not something new to these students as its presence in their life have made them quite comfortable to the idea, as they perceive “technology as a way of life

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    Technology is very important way in the life. All people can use it even children and students at schools to do their project. There are different ways to learn by using technology. Students are very excited to teach them by modern technology also some people use it for entertainment. Now days all people use it in their jobs and business. What is the technology education ? -1 2- What are the advantages of development of technology in education? What are disadvantages of technology in education

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