EBK BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY
EBK BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY
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ISBN: 8220103675451
Author: BALTZAN
Publisher: YUZU
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Building a 21st century organization:

  • The topics in curriculum for course material includes:
    • Wireless:
      • It denotes information transfer between two or more points not connected by conductor.
      • Radio waves are been utilized by wireless.
      • It includes different types of fixed, mobile and portable applications.
      • It permits services such as communications in long range.
      • It transfers information without usage of wires.
    • Radio frequency distribution (RFID):
      • The RFID makes use of electromagnetic fields for automatically identifying as well as tracking of tags with objects attached.
      • RFID tags are used in industries; an RFID tag attached during production could help in tracking progress.
      • RFID tags in animals may help in positive identification of animals.
    • Disruptive innovation:
      • It denotes an innovation that would create new marketplace and value link.
      • It disrupts existing market, displaces established products and firms.
      • It may take longer to develop than by traditional approach.
      • There is higher risk involved in this case...

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