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    popular term within the information technology industry and this report will help those unfamiliar with its techniques understand how agile works. The goal is also to inform the readers why agile can be preferred over traditional methods. While reading this report, it is recommended to keep in mind that agile is an alternative to using the traditional systems development lifecycle method. Reasons for Agile Adoption To keep up with the demands of today’s world, technology departments must be able to meet

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    Comment lines: The challenges of introducing new technology Skill Level: Introductory Andre Tost (andretost@us.ibm.com) Senior Technical Staff Member IBM 06 Oct 2010 Technologies that are new to an organization present a number of issues simply because they are new. Such issues are rarely addressed properly or sufficiently, if at all. The lack of a formal process for introducing new technology into an IT environment is one of the biggest challenges faced by companies looking to leverage new products

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    electronic health record (HER) adoption, the trend is clearly increasing the amount of electronic information going around, organizations need to look at information as an asset for the organization and manage it effectively to increase operational efficiency. Enterprise content and records management approaches used in health records or information provides values to the organization by easing to find the location of a record or information and managing it throughout its lifecycle.

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    Research Proposal on Photovoltaic Technology Impacts on Environment The research will explore the effects that brought about by the degradation of photovoltaic panels to the environment. This will also include the effect of degradation photovoltaic when exposed to both fresh and salt water. The study will also include an assessment of degradation effect on the performance and reliability of photovoltaic system. Thus, this research will focus on the outcome of having a photovoltaic panel lying on

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    insurer of IPO needs all the information concerning their annual reports which should involve scope and adequacy of internal control structures and procedures for financial reports. COBIT stands for Control Objectives for Information and Related Technologies (Damianides, 2004). It is a set best control framework which was developed by Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) and IT Government Institute in 1996. COBIT has been employed by companies which need to be compliant with SOX

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    Legacy Platform Analysis

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    “A legacy platform, also called a legacy operating system, is an operating system (OS) no longer in widespread use, or that has been supplanted by an updated version of earlier technology. Many enterprises that use computers have legacy platforms, as well as legacy applications, that serve critical business needs” (Rouse, 2017). For example, a large amount of banks and government entities still utilize legacy systems. Why would organizations want to use outdated operating systems when there are likely

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    emerged onto the forefront as a critical technology in the contemporary building design practice and construction industry (Mandhar, & Mandhar, 2013; Panuwatwanich, et. al, 2013; Abbasnejad, & Moud, 2013; Arnett & Quadrato, 2012). There are however, several gaps observed in its adoption due to gaps between the industry and academia. These gaps will be studied during the course of this research in an exploratory manner with the ultimate objective to aid the adoption of BIM in industry. Background BIM can

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    BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE IN RETAIL INDUSTRY ABSTRACT Business Intelligence (BI) tools are extensively adopted by many companies to operate as efficiently as possible. The report investigates a BI adoption in a retail chain. . The analyzed data and reported actionable information help the stakeholders take right decisions in their business. Finally, the presented research identifies innumerous benefits including decision-making to be the most vital by the retail chain managers. Contents DESCRIPTION

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    is in operations and focuses on providing best practice for meeting of Service-Level Agreements both to end-users and customers (where “customers” are referred to individuals who pay for the service and negotiate the SLAs). It is the part of the lifecycle in which services and values are actually delivered directly. Also, problem monitoring and balance between service reliability and cost is taken into considerations. The functions include technical management, application management, operations management

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    Question #1) Concurrent engineering (also known as simultaneous engineering and integrated product development (IDP)) was originally defined in 1988 by the Institute for Defense Analysis (IDA) in its report “The Role of Concurrent Engineering in Weapons System Acquisition” (Stark, 1998). This practice is opposite to consecutive engineering, where various components of a business (such as marketing, manufacturing, and design) are siloed with one another. Consecutive engineering leads to a “throw it

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