Papers On Internet & Related Issues
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Technology Implementation for a Small Hotel in Puerto Rico
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This 6 page report discusses a fictional hotel property named "The Blue Iguana" and its focus on the potential offered by implementing hotel-specific information technology and partnering with the many components of modern tourism. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: BWimplPR.rtf
Technology's Effects on Travel Agents
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A 17 page paper discussing the Internet's
growing influence on the manner in which travel agencies operate. The Internet offers an amazing
array of opportunities. It can enable them to be more efficient and far more creative in their
approach to their businesses, but it is up to the travel agents themselves to embrace the
possibilities. Resistance is possible, of course, but such is not the profitable route that can keep
the business operational. The Internet has been the end of some, but others are finding it to be
greatly useful in increasing their business. Includes 2 tables and a chart. Bibliography lists 16
sources.
Filename: KStechTravel.wps
Telecourses: An Attractive Educational Alternative
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A 5 page overview of the expanding format and utilization of telecourses. Emphasizes that the traditional video and televised format of these courses is being coupled with a variety of technological formats such as interactive television, video conferencing and the World Wide Web to produce an educational format which is not only workable but preferable. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PPtelecr.wps
Telemedicine and its Impact on Modern Medicine
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16 pages. The impact that telemedicine has on the modern world and modern medicine is growing quickly as technology evolves at an ever-increasing pace. Within this paper are some very interesting findings regarding telemedicine and how it influences today's world. While it is for the most part a positive influence there are still unforeseen problems emerging that must be dealt with, as this pioneering effort of contemporary medicine changes in ways previously never thought of. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: JGAtlmed.rtf
The 1998 Data Protection Act
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A 14 page overview of the intent of the UK�s Data Protection Act of 1998. Although this Act was intended to regulate the processing of information relating to individuals, including the obtaining, holding, use or disclosure of such information, the author of this paper asserts that this act has been both ineffective and abused. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PPdataPR.rtf
The All Macaw Group
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A 10 page paper examining an Internet membership group in terms of composition, function, operation and differences from traditional mass media. This form of communication is one in which many can take part, but it still retains the form of exchange between individuals. This provides a significant difference between the group and traditional mass media. The other primary difference is that it is the group members, rather than the list owner, who determine what the content and topics of discussion will be. An appendix fills half of the paper; the appendix tracks group activity for 10 consecutive days, giving a synopsis of discussion topics in this group that has only 123 members but averaged nearly 17 posts daily over 10 days. The group�s focus is the care and breeding of macaw parrots. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: KSallMacaw.rtf
The Arpanet: History, Problems and Innovation
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5 pages in length. Reviews the history of the Arpanet from its beginnings, the problems it has faced and the innovation it has wrought as a forerunner to the Internet. The myth surrounding the Arpanet is that it was devised as a means to survive a nuclear war. While this is certainly interesting, the truth is that the Arpanet was commissioned by the Department of Defense in 1969. The true purpose of the Arpanet was to save money by linking the computers of scientists and researchers. The writer explains in this well-written paper details regarding the Arpanet. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: JGArpant.wps
The Competitive Advantage of a Global Logistics Network
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This 6
page report discusses setting up a global logistics network in
order to gain a competitive advantage in both sales and
production. Implementing a global logistics network offers
significant benefits leading to increased competitive advantages.
The ability to reduce the uncertainty of transportation, sales,
and manufacturing by tracking the movement of goods and updating
the information continuously allows any organization to better
manage exceptions and problems, as well as reducing the number of
production mishaps or materials allocations and supply.
Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: BWitcomp.wps
The Competitive Advantage of Information Technology at Amazon.com
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This 8 page paper considers the way in which information technology is used at Amazon.com and the way in which it can be seen to create both cost and comparative advantages. The bibliography cites 13 sources.
Filename: TEamazo2.wps
The Concerned Women for America Web Site
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This 4 page paper evaluates the CWA web site and provides information about the organization as well. The information that is derived from the site is evaluated in accordance with the spirit of the organization. No additional sources cited.
Filename: SA310CWA.rtf
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