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- 951: Bill Gates and Microsoft
- ... you to download music, movies, or software at the bat of an eye. As these things become more widely used many of the applications Gates talks about will become reality. The ability to watch any television show at any given time will no longer seem like a luxury, it will then be a necessity. The amazing thing is that it seems to be happening even faster than Gates expected. The big ...
- 952: Amazon.com
- ... the hundred of services available, one thing is for sure that it is very cost effective. Providing web sites over the Internet is far more cheaper than advertising in magazines, on the radio, or on television. In addition, web sites may be modified with current changes within a company at any time. Therefore, most of the information tied into the web site is currently up-to-date and very competitive. Making ...
- 953: Web Advertising Is It Really Worth It?
- ... challenge that does and will continue to plague advertisers in the future will be persuading the viewer to try the service or product. Interactivity has three core characteristics: I. Offers much more information than a television advertisement. II. Requires the conventional copywriting skills combined with those of the direct marketer to turn the browsing viewers into sales prospects. III. The emphasis, simply due the nature of the medium, is more likely ...
- 954: A Financial Evaluation of General Electric Corporation
- ... home and for industry. Medical systems - where G.E. has a joint venture with Picker in offering medical imaging equipment including C.T. scanners, x-ray machines, M.R.I.s, diagnostic Ultrasound and mammography. Television - including owning NBC and in joint ventures in the ownership of CNBC and MSNBC. Plastics - mainly the manufacturing of plastics. Power systems - mainly the manufacturing of gas, steam and hydraulics. Electric distributions and control - manufacturing ...
- 955: The McDonaldization of Society
- ... repeated next week in San Diego. A Big Mac is a Big Mac is a Big Mac. The movie industry builds upon this concept by churning out sequel after sequel. The spin-off series in television programming, or the success of authors like Tom Clancy, also represent the importance of predictability: We get to follow our favorite characters and the publishers and producers can be assured of a predictable profit. Shopping ...
- 956: The History of General Motors
- ... a ping-pong game in stereophonic sound and a microwave oven that could fry an egg but did not burn a newspaper. Eventually, in 1956, the parade was replaced by the future it foretold--as television brought shows right into people's living rooms. All through the 1930s, GM engineers and designers made continual improvements in car frames, bodies, engines, and transmissions. In 1933, GM added no-draft ventilation to all ...
- 957: Lewis and Lewis, P.C Accounting Firm
- ... of uninviting sta irs leading to the ground level, where the conference room is located. The conference room itself is spacious and handsomely decorated, with a large table and comfortable chairs, a video center with television and VCR. The seating is limited to fourteen people. Task and Job Description Tasks are distributed on the basis of specialization: auditing, tax, government and consulting. Very few tasks are performed by routine; each day ...
- 958: Economic Espionage
- ... do not discuss your suspicions in the suspect areas, don't attempt a do-it yourself solution, don't waste money buying spybuster toys, seek professional guidance without delay. Contrary to what is seen on television and in catalogs, detection of bugs and wiretaps is equipment and knowledge intensive work. Expect a professional sweep team to have about $100,000 dollars invested in their equipment as well as an extensive background ...
- 959: Historians
- ... past is also very present. The houses next to the highways are still around to remind us that there was not always the Internet for example available in almost every home nonetheless more than one television set.
- 960: TQM In An Accounting Environment
- ... employment (Frederick W. Smith, CEO, Federal Express). Some of the activities Federal Express offers its employees are continuous training for all employees, team training in problem solving, use of interactive video for employee training, internal television network for people interactions and employee development, a no lay-off philosophy, guaranteed fair treatment procedure, internal promotions opportunities, and recognition program for both individuals and teams. Two particular programs that Federal Express offers which ...
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