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    FRAMEWORK FOR MOBILE APPLICATION INCIDENT RESPONSE P2273379A 1. INTRODUCTION Mobile technology has penetrated people’s daily lives. Mobile technology brings a lot of positive effects to human lives, ranging from education, research, entertainment, health sector, social media, shopping and banking. However, the development of mobile technology has also a negative effect. As an example, people can do mobile banking, checking balance, transferring money, purchasing online and the…

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    brains (Zadok & Riikka, 2010). Researchers found that health risks include “headaches, difficulties in concentration, apathy, weakness and a variety of neurasthenic symptoms, which tended to be linked, at least partially, with the frequent use of mobile phones by the patients” (Szmigielski & Sobiczewska, 2000). All those health risks are linked to those who use a cell phone somewhat regularly.…

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    It focuses on Mobile Communications unit, the best revenue source of the company. While observing LG Mobile, the consultant found that there is a huge gap between real sales and expected sales. Although its representative smartphone, G4 itself, is comparable to other high-end phones such as Galaxy S6 or iPhone6 in terms of hardware quality, the real sales have huge gap between them. It shows that there is a big room for improvement even without investment on Research and Development. After…

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    smartphones that allowed users to not only make calls, but surf the web, check emails, and store and listen to music. This device was not able to start the smartphone revolution without the many different design choices engineer make through its development. When considering why a product is designed a certain way, we consider four important…

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    The mobile phone is a tool that we use in our private interactions. It is used to coordinate our daily lives. We use it to keep in touch with our friend and family. Such communication technologies allow us to interact with others regardless of their geographic…

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    There had been many important developments, changes and inventions occurred in the 20th century. One of them is a very important invention, which literally changed everything in the world. The change is the Internet. It is of course related to invention of computers, but it achieved a more memorable success for two important reasons. The main reason is that it makes life easier. As is known, you can do almost everything on the Internet. For example, I remember people used to wait in the line to…

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    entrepreneurs. Maddy was born in Liberia and studied in the United States where she earned a masters degree in international relations from John Hopkins. During her studies, she met Côme Laguë and developed her plan for Adesemi, dreaming of bringing mobile telecommunications to her continent of birth. She would later get a MBA from Harvard and work for the UN, especially across Africa, giving her an even better understanding of the continent. Laguë received a degree in electrical engineering…

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    BlackBerry smartphone, which supports email, mobile telephone, text messaging, Internet faxing, Web browsing and other wireless information services. It became an instant success, propelling RIM from being a small company on the fringes of the PDA market of being market leaders almost overnight. (SOURCE) Although BlackBerry was one…

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    child was on the field. The only think you could hear was the sound of the plastic bottles that wind would move all over the place. Has today 's generation heard of soccer, basketball, hide and seek and other games? Their biggest entertainment are mobile phones, computers, social networks, television and tablets. Times have changed. What is going to happened to us in next 100 years? Is it going to be something good or bad for us? All the advanced technology has its virtues and its flaws. A long…

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    Both Dow Corning and DirecTV implemented CRM, customer relationship management, through the use of mobile devices like laptops and smartphones. Customer relationship management is a system used to manage all aspects of a customers interaction with an organization (Connick, 2017). By using this mobile technology, both Dow Corning and DirecTV benefited in many ways. Their sales teams were more productive as they were able to essentially have everything they needed to know about the customer in…

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