Wireless networks are at the core of this trend. At its largest, a wireless network …show more content…
GPS devices have long gone from luxurious and expensive object to commonplace business accessories. GPS technology has been an advantage to the transportation industry in terms of finding efficient routes and tracking cars and make sense for any business with a moving component. Moving employees can use GPS devices to get to their intended stops on time, avoid traffic tangles and find the best gas prices. On-time customer service crates happy customers. Equipping business cars with GPS can lift a lot of the strain out of business travel.
Smartphones. Smartphones beside having the same business benefits of regular cell phone such as keeping mobile employees in touch it has more features like powerful business applications and easy internet access. Having mobile invoicing software, email and calendars let employees and owners to be always up-to-date on business happenings and respond quickly to customer requests.
Wireless computers. Once upon a time, business people on the move had to hook into Ethernet connections to get online from the road. Now laptops have built in Wi-Fi and gives business people can connect easily from coffee shops, hotels, home, offices, book stores and client sites. This has given is a big improvement to business efficiency since research, invoicing, email and project development can easily be handled without the need return to a desktop computer at the main office. This approach helps to keep small businesses to be agile and …show more content…
The Increase steps were intended to help systems analysts define clearer actions and achieve specific goals. Comparable to a project life cycle (PLC), the SDLC uses a structured approach to define a process. It is often applied during IT or IS project is being developed. The system-development life cycle describes different stages of the development process. The life cycle approach is applied to help users see and understand what activities are needed in each step. In addition to allow them to repeat steps at any time and previous step can be reworked when there is a need to modify or improve the system. The following are the seven phases of the SDLC Planning. This is the first phase in the systems development process. This is where the need for a new system to reach a business’s strategic objectives is identified. This is a preliminary plan or a feasibility study for a business initiative to obtain the resources to modify or improve a service or a product. The main drive of this step to determine the scope of the problem and solutions. At this stage cost time other resources, and benefits must be