Using MIS (10th Edition)
10th Edition
ISBN: 9780134606996
Author: David M. Kroenke, Randall J. Boyle
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.1UYK
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Five compounds of SMIS(Social Media
SMIS consists of five components. They are:
- Hardware
- Software
- Data
- procedures
- People
One would like the Facebook page of the HCL Company and the five compounds of SMIS for the HCL Company is as follows:
Components | Role | Description |
Hardware | Social media providers | XXX company page in Facebook use a cloud-based servers and also it is flexible to all the users. |
Users and communities | The page in used by all the users. | |
Software | Social media providers |
Application of Facebook is used to access the XXX page and |
Users and communities | The users can access the XXX page in Facebook via Chrome, Facebook app and other browsers. | |
Data | Social media providers | The content about the XXX Company and the connection data storage with the people are retrieved quickly. |
Users and communities | The users of that page are creating content about the company. | |
Procedures | Social media providers | Maintain and run the application. |
Users and communities | It is informal to the users so they can create and manage the content. | |
People | Social media providers | The employees of XXX Company create and maintain the XXX Facebook page. |
Users and communities | The users of the XXX Facebook page are eagerly share their thoughts to others and follow the link regularly. |
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