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5. Benefits and Downsides of Sharing Economy Now that the most common claims and rumors about the sharing economy were discussed in a bit more detail, and some advantages and disadvantages were already identified, the following chapter takes again a closer look at them. The purpose of this chapter is primarily directed towards the possibility to predict the future, since depending on which side outweighs the other, the future prognosis will correspondingly modify. In the following, by and large

highest-quality legal services possible in an extensive variety of practice areas, attorney Richard Gartner is widely regarded for his professionalism and expertise. Currently, he serves as the principal attorney at The Gartner Law Firm in St. Peters, MO, where he guides a legal team dedicated to the relentless pursuit of excellence. Since first being admitted to the Missouri Bar Association in 1980, Richard Gartner has primarily focused his practice on general criminal and civil trial litigation, achieving

1.3.1.3.1 IoT Definitions and Historical View Gartner (2015) forecasts that in 2020 almost 20 billion devices will be connected together and form the Internet of Things (IoT) of the future, which is a rise by fairly 2000% from 0.9 billion in 2009 (Gartner.com, 2015). The topic of IoT has hoarded much interest to the point that it has been classified as a disruptive technology (Downes, 2013, Feki et al., 2013). The concept of the Internet of Things is not new; it has been around since the early 90s

Destruction and Displacement “This is our past. This house is us. Ich bin ein Edwardian house!!” (Gartner 252). Lila suggests in the story “City of My Dreams” by Zsuzsi Gartner; that the Edwardian house is so historically significant, it becomes part of Vancouver, and it becomes part of the individuals who live there. She is suggesting that the city of Vancouver needs to protect the house, so they can sustain their own sense of belonging in Vancouver. If the house or any other place that mediates

Gartner Case Study Gartner Incorporation is a supplier of market research and advisory services for players within the information technology industry. The firm derives value by recommending solutions to vexing and difficult problems facing clients. The firm was founded 1979 with the vision of providing IT establishment with useful insights for guiding their decision-making process. The organization is located in Stamford (Connecticut), in the United States. Gartner has 4400 employees. The turnover

originated from a press release published by Gartner Inc. According to the Gartner Inc.’s website, “Gartner, Inc. (NYSE: IT) is the world 's leading

G00263047 Answering Big Data's 10 Biggest Vision and Strategy Questions Published: 12 August 2014 Analyst(s): Douglas Laney, Alexander Linden, Frank Buytendijk, Andrew White, Mark A. Beyer, Neil Chandler, Jenny Sussin, Nick Heudecker, Merv Adrian Gartner analysts address the most pressing vision and strategy questions that business, analytics and information professionals have, providing valuable insights on dealing with big data projects successfully. Key Challenges ■ Even as organizations are

business value of business intelligence (BI) and analytics initiatives. The definition of "business value" depends on whether it is being evaluated by IT or the business organizations. The business values cited by the top 10 finalists in the 2011 Gartner BI Excellence Award program are used to provide examples of a model defining the dimensions and categories of business value. Key Findings The measures of business value for BI investments must be defined from an IT and a business perspective

But demand for commoditized products, changes in customer channel preferences, emerging market growth, component cost declines, a more capable supply base and globalization have challenged the singular supply chain. In this case study, Gartner examines Dell 's period of transformative change as it segmented customer requirements to create a portfolio of supply chain capabilities that provided multiple offerings focused on cost efficiency, speed to customers, choice of features and personalization

structure we discussed above, we suggest that we use the Gartner Information Security Governance Model to assess the security problem of Inventure Foods, Inc. The Gartner Information Security Governance Model is most suitable for Inventure Foods type of business. It protects the information resources appropriately and efficiently given the company’s limited resources and overstretched personnel. The most important reason why we choose the Gartner Model is that it provides the blueprint for a complete