Essays about: "IT-knowledge"

Showing result 11 - 15 of 21 essays containing the word IT-knowledge.

1. 11. Business models for Internet of Things : A literature review on similarities and key areas

   University essay from Mittuniversitetet/Avdelningen för informationssystem och -teknologi

   Author : Fredrik Stussi; [2018]
   Keywords : Internet of Things; IoT; Business models; Business model Innovation; Sakernas Internet; Affärsmodeller; Affärsmodell innovation;

   Abstract : The area of business models for the Internet of Things and how to approach modelling them is relatively unexplored. Therefore this study researches how others have previously approached the area through a literature analysis. READ MORE

3. 12. Sharing IT knowledge within a Swedish bank : A survey based case study of IT related training, help functions and communication

   University essay from KTH/Skolan för teknikvetenskaplig kommunikation och lärande (ECE)

   Author : Emma Riese; [2016]
   Keywords : Artifacts for sharing IT knowledge; Sharing IT knowledge; IT training; IT help functions; IT problems; IT department employees; Non IT department employees; E-learning; E-support; Written instructions; Video tutorials; tjänster för delning av it-kunskap; delning av it-kunskap; it-utbildning; it-hjälpfunktioner; it-problem; it-avdelningsmedarbetare; icke it-avdelningsmedarbetare; e-learning; e-support; skrivna instruktioner; video instruktioner;

   Abstract : An efficient, functioning IT environment is vital to many companies, even to those not calling themselves IT companies. How to assimilate the IT skills needed and get the IT department to share their knowledge with the rest of the organization can, however, be difficult. READ MORE

4. 13. Managing Art. Digital Asset Management for Collectors and Galleries

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionen

   Author : Katharina Johanna Feulner; [2016]
   Keywords : Digital Asset Management DAM and Digital Asset Management Systems DAMS ; also referred to as DAM tools or DAM solutions Collection Management Software CMS Metadata: data providing information about other data information on artworks in a database Modern identification systems: Technologies for machine-readable codes such as Barcodes; QR codes; RFID tags or iBeacons Stakeholders: Collectors collections and galleries Preliminary Study: First stage of the data collection Second Stage: Second stage of the data collection; Business and Economics;

   Abstract : Background and Objectives: This project explored the needs of art galleries and collectors for Digital Asset Management Systems (DAMS), in order to fill an existing knowledge gap and help companies to analyse these needs. Bespoken difficulties in the field significantly challenge the development of DAMS and have thus also hampered the evolvement of high-quality systems for the art market. READ MORE

5. 14. Web-based public participation GIS application : a case study on flood emergency management

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Institutionen för naturgeografi och ekosystemvetenskap

   Author : Peng Wang; [2013]
   Keywords : WebGIS; public participation GIS; flood emergency; physical geography and ecosystem analysis; emergency management; standardized web services; location-allocation; Earth and Environmental Sciences;

   Abstract : Scientific summary The increasing prevalence of natural disasters is driving people to pay more and more attention to emergency management. Progress in catastrophe analysis capabilities based on Geographical Information System (GIS) may allow the needs of public participation to be considered. READ MORE

6. 15. What’s mine is yours, or is it? Knowledge sharing in voluntary project-based organizations : The case of AIESEC – the largest international student-run organization

   University essay from Handelshögskolan vid Umeå universitet (USBE)

   Author : Gabriele Petrauskaite; [2012]
   Keywords : knowledge sharing; knowledge sharing mechanisms; voluntary project-based organizations; organizational context; interpersonal and team characteristics; cultural characteristics; individual characteristics; and motivational factors;

   Abstract : In knowledge economy, organizational knowledge is considered to be a critical strategic resource which may help the organization to achieve competitive advantage; therefore, knowledge sharing, as one of the knowledge management processes, attracts the attention of both researchers and practitioners. Knowledge sharing may bring many benefits such as personal development for the employees and knowledge accumulation for the organization. READ MORE