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Papers On Computers & The Internet
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AOL TimeWarner
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A 4 page paper discussing AOL TimeWarner in terms of Porter’s Five Forces. Still the leading ISP in dialup, AOL is vying with Comcast for leadership in broadband, the only segment of Internet service posting any significant growth. AOL still has as many detractors as it did when it had millions fewer subscribers, but it also still continues to grow on its way to accomplishing the mission of becoming indispensable to subscribers. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: KSmgmtAOLTWPorter.rtf
AOL, Netscape, and Explorer
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A 5 page paper which presents the history of the three
web browsers in relationship to the competition which exists between the three. A brief
illustration of each browser is illustrated, and then the conclusion is made that AOL will
win the competition, if it hasn't already. This is due to the fact that AOL offers a great deal
more, and has incorporated both Netscape and Explorer into its services in one way or
another. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: RAaolexpl.rtf
Apple Computer Supply Chain Issues
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A 3 page paper answering the question, "How does Apple incorporate make-to-order, make-to-stock and assemble-to-order in its major products?" Apple does make- and assemble-to-order to a degree, but for the most part it is make-to-stock that is its focus. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KSsupChnApple.rtf
Apple Computer’s Industry in 2002
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A 6 page paper based on Harvard Case 8-702-469. In many respects, Apple Computer has been the popular villain of personal computers, evoking strong responses from virtually all corners. Those who are loyal to Apple products are extremely loyal; those who are not do not regard them as serious machines capable of performing serious tasks. Apple’s management has been protective of the products since their inception, but in 2002 the time had come for Apple to acknowledge the fact that creativity exists outside of the Apple complex. The paper uses Porter’s five forces to analyze Apple’s industry and makes recommendations. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: KSmgmtApple2002.rtf
Application Architecture for DEF Corporation
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A 5 page continuation of KSitInfoSysChng.rtf. After establishing the needs of users of DEF Corporation's IT system, ABC Consultants are ready to propose changes to the current system. The purpose here is to discuss application architecture. The decisions leading to the final form of application architecture should be straightforward, providing (1) the analysis phase was thorough and documented well; (2) the network is adequate; and (3) the application architect works from a tactical vantage with a strategic perspective. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KSitInSysChngCon.rtf
Approaches to Acquiring Business Intelligence Components
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A 12 page paper discussing approaches to acquiring business intelligence tools such as hardware and software, and then presenting proposed methods and anticipated results of a study seeking to determine whether organizations seek "best of breed" solutions or those that provide a "best fit" with existing infrastructure. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: KSitBusIntell.rtf
ARCHITECTURE TUTORIAL
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This 3-page paper provides information on a tutorial used for building a Web site. The paper includes analysis of the tutorial. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MTarchtuto.rtf
Artemis Images
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5 pages answering 4 questions about strategies involved in the formation and demise of Artemis Images, which intended to sell digital pictures over the Internet. Questions address strategy, core competencies and key success factors. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: KSmgmtArtemis.rtf
Article Review, Software Development Study
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A 3 page summary of a research article on software development. Research has suggested that user participation in the analysis stage of software development will be more significant to the overall success of software development than user participation in the design stage. Most of this research has focused only on project team members and not on operational users whose work will be impacted by the system being developed. Wu and Marakas designed a study that explored the “impact of operational end user participation in two important stages of the system development life cycle,” specifically, the analysis and design phrases of software development (Wu and Marakas, 2006, p. 127). No additional sources cited.
Filename: khsofdev.rtf
Article Reviews
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Approximately 4 pages worth of 2 paragraph article reviews on articles about various key concepts in computers such as Internet navigation, software piracy, robotics, and so forth. Citations are included for each article reviewed.
Filename: Compuart.wps
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