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    CHAPTER 3 EXISTING SYSTEM The exist of web based system is one of the recent trends in industrial automation system. In particular, service-oriented architectures (SOA) lowenable the development of flexible manufacturing systems that avoid the traditional problem of centralized control. One of the main advantages of SOA is it is based on open web services standards which allow individual web services to communicate completely platform-independent. Its more than accures then one process to another

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    1. Would you be pretty much pulled in to an association that utilized web based enrolling as it were? Clarify your answer. I would be more pulled in to an association that utilizations web based selecting as it were. Being a vocation candidate implies one need work to acquire a living. In the present world where training has turned into a fundamental necessity, you find that the proportion of understudies graduating to that of accessible open doors isn't adjusted or does not hint at any adjusting

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    Web-Based Construction While most professions have been quick to embrace the information age, the construction industry has fallen behind in using new technology. However, web-based systems, designed specifically with public works professionals in mind, are emerging to help improve project management and overall efficiency. Time is among the precious commodities on construction sites. Rarely is there enough time to complete all facets of a project on deadline.

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    of human expression is communication through both verbal and non-verbal means. As technology, has rapidly developed over the past two decades, and continues to evolve at a staggering pace leading into the future, people have taken to the World Wide Web (WWW) as an extension of basic communication capability. WWW communication allows people to quickly reach out to one another throughout the course of a busy day. As a result of enhanced communication capability, and a surge in use of communication

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    Benefits of a Web-Based Business Strategy IKEA is an international company that sells and designs furniture that are ready to assemble like desks, beds and chairs, home accessories and small motor vehicles. Advancement and improvement of technology as made IKEA to see the need of performing business using online platforms. Web based business enables business to increase revenue and sales volume by reaching more customers. Web-based business includes provision of products through a website or an online

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    Web based business in India is simply coming into reality which assumes a critical part to develop nations like India. Web based business is perhaps the best thing that has happened to Indian working class and rising private ventures. In India Ecommerce included in numerous segments like travel, cars, money related administrations, blessings, marriage, stock exchanging, land, work seek, shopping, net saving money, web based retailing, online advertisements and some more. In Indian internet business

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    Social Media Today The growing relevance and role of web-based technologies in supporting “firm operations” is widely acknowledged both by practitioners and academics (Hanafizadeh, Hanafizadeh, & Khodabakhshi, 2010). The explosion of social media across the globe has impacted personal and professional communications and has opened up a variety of opportunities for interaction with communities, regions and businesses across the world. Businesses now, and more importantly in the future, are now

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    2.1 Introduction The aim is to provide a web-based solution for Oyigbo Football club by creating a dynamic site that will improve and market its annual events. The plan is to design a simple, user-friendly and aesthetic website to help the club manage user data and advertise its events, and to allow its users explore the online services which the site would have to offer. Technology has made a huge impact in the world of football, which some of them is the official sites of football clubs, apparently

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    We suggest a Profile-based personalized web search framework UPS (User customizable Privacy-preserving Search), for each query ac-cording to user specified privacy requirements profile is generated. For hierarchical user pro-file we trust two conflicting metrics, namely personalization utility and privacy risk, with its NP-hardness proved we formulate the problem of Profile-based personalized search as Risk Profile Generalization. With the help of two greedy algorithms, namely GreedyIL and GreedyDP

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    address the some of the architectural concepts put forth by the scholars in semantic search and the prime concern of the paper; how the semantic searching process will help in augmenting the result of web search. Further, the paper will also put light on a proposal to build a semantic search based on previous keyword search engine but with the added capability of Natural Language Processing. 3. SEMANTIC SEARCH TECHNIQUES This section describes different semantic methodologies being forwarded

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