INTRACLASS#15

TOPIC:  Evaluation of partial and video analysis The dabbawalas of Mumbai.

OBJECTIVE: Evaluate knowledge acquired in the course of the units analyzed.

Parcial Lesson #01

INTRACLASS#14

TOPIC: E-Business Strategies.
 OBJECTIVE: Analyze techniques and strategies to improve a business design.

In today's class we read a paper on sustainability of technology where it was possible to draw as main ideas:

Design of advanced analysis tools but easy to use that can be easily integrated.- The semantic website means for sustainability users a link between concepts. 
The Generation X is very interested in buying online and most of them own the equipment (cell phones, internet and credit cards).

The linked data provides the ability to establish association links between concepts in different data sets producing interrelated high quality versions of linked web data.

The elements of difficulty in the problem of semantic intreoperability in commerce are: the following of the data, the discovery of new meanings from existing data.

RESULT:

The most important thing in e-commerce is the commerce that each business has on the web. The key to the usability of the website is the user's experience. It is for this reason that we must keep abreast with technological advances.

INTRACLASS#13

TOPIC: Strategies to consider for e-business development.

OBJECTIVE: Analyze the evolution of competitive advantages.

Competitive advantage

 Any characteristic of the company that differentiates it from the others placing it in a relative superior position to compete.

•  Cost advantage.
•  Advantage for product differentiation.
•  Transaction advantage.

competitive strategy
take offensive or defensive actions to create a defensible position in an industrial sector.

Internal Factors

•  Strengths.
• Weaknesses

External factors.-

•   Opportunities.
•  Threats

RESULT:

Identification of the competitive advantages for the application in tourism.

INTRACLASS#12

TOPIC: Organizations that learn.

OBJECTIVE: To analyze strategies and disciplines for continuous improvement.

Disciplines.-

•  Personal Domain.
•  Team learning.
•  Mental models.
•  Shared vision.
•  Systematic thinking.

Information systems.-

Elements:

•  Information entry.
• Exit of information.
•  Processing: sort, order, calculate, feedback.
•  Entities: Suppliers, customers, regulatory agents, shareholders and competitors.

Information Subsystems.-

1.  Transaction Processing Systems (TPS).
2.  Systems of work of knowledge (KWS).
3.  Support Systems for Decision Making (DSS).
4.  Management Information System (MIS).
5.  Executive Support System (ESS).

RESULT:

We learn about strategies that organizations can apply to take good desitions in their business and to know how influence behavior of consumer in organizations.

PRACTICES BY WHATSAPP N°4

INTRACLASS #10

TOPIC: Web Apps.

OBJECTIVE: Practice with web applications.

DEVELOPMENT

TRELLO

Trello gives you a perspective of all your projects, at work and at home.

Whether it's managing a team, writing an epic script or making the shopping list, Trello is the partner you need to carry out the tasks and get organized.

With Trello you can:

Create boards to organize any project you are working on.

• Use them alone or invite colleagues, friends and family to collaborate.

• Customize workflows for different projects.

• Add to-do lists on cards.

• Assign tasks to yourself and your collaborators.

• Make comments about the different elements with your friends.

• Attach files from Google Drive and Dropbox.

• Upload photos and videos.

• Respond to comments from Android Wear.

Slack combines communication and team collaboration in one place, increasing productivity at work, both in large companies and small businesses. Go through the elements of your list of pending tasks and make progress the projects, gathering the people, conversations, tools and information you need. Slack is available on any device, so you can find and access your computer and your work, whether you are sitting at your desk or outside the office.

SLACK

Use Slack to:

• Communicate with your team and organize your conversations by topic, project or by anything else that matters in the way you work.

• Send a message or make a call to any person or group within your team.

• Share and edit documents and collaborate with the right people, all from Slack.

• Integrate into your workflow the tools and services you already use, such as Google Drive, Salesforce, Dropbox, Asana, Twitter, Zendesk and much more.

• Easily perform searches in a knowledge base that automatically indexes and archives conversations and files on your computer.

• Customize your notifications so you can focus on what really matters.

RESULT

 Practical exercise using the web app to create a working group of a company.

INTRACLASS#11

TOPIC: Web Apps.

OBJECTIVE: Practice with web applications.

Trello gives you a perspective of all your projects, at work and at home.

Whether it's managing a team, writing an epic script or making the shopping list, Trello is the partner you need to carry out the tasks and get organized.

With Trello you can:

•  Create boards to organize any project you are working on.
• Use them alone or invite colleagues, friends and family to collaborate.
•  Customize workflows for different projects.
•  Add to-do lists on cards.
•  Assign tasks to yourself and your collaborators.
•  Make comments about the different elements with your friends.
•  Attach files from Google Drive and Dropbox.
•  Upload photos and videos.
•  Respond to comments from Android Wea

SLACK

It is a real-time messaging system for communication between teams that includes all media in one place and also integrates a large number of tools (Dropbox, Google Drive, Twitter, MailChimp, Skype ...)It is a real-time messaging system for communication between teams that includes all media in one place and also integrates a large number of tools (Dropbox, Google Drive, Twitter, MailChimp, Skype ...)
It is a very powerful tool that will be useful for anyone who has to communicate with a work team such as:
A freelancer with his clients
A community
A department of a company

RESULT:

Practical exercise using the web app to create a working group of a company.