...5.0 Important of technologies for the Google 5.1 Page Rank technology It is easy to find from the history of Google Company ，Although now Google's business is Multifarious ，but only the Search engine is magic weapon of google company during the grow , The search engine business support the entire Google empire. However, Page Rank is one of the search engine core，"keyword", search of innovation, propose the importance of the page analysis techniques "page ranking". The most important pages priority presented to the user Benefit for google company: Page Rank is the most basic and core in the google search algorithm , result the google company became the most famous company in the world , by the network look as a whole pages links and voting ideological construct the initial ranking system， cause Google beat Yahoo search , achievements today's standing ，This is the power of the patent , did not have Gunpowder, do not move guns and knives , Page Rank achievement google company to become one of the world's greatest empire of IT. Internet market search firm said :" In April 2008 ,the share of google has increase slightly in the search market of US, the share of Yahoo and Microsoft still decrease , Google in the U.S. Internet search market share from 67.25%( in March) rose to 67.9 percent (in April) Page rank Important in google It was originally introduced only for the number of links. So, some webmaster advantage of the loophole, Use of link farms and visitors...
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...Final Project Report Interactive TTC Bus Routing Using Google Maps Prepared by:Feroz Alam Abstract TTC does not provide any interactive tools that can help us to get the required bus route from any subway stations. This fact brings to us a new idea to develop a tool that can be measured as the initial thrust for solving this limitation. This project report describes step-by-step how we implemented our idea using Google Maps Javascript APIs. Introduction Our goal was to introduce a tool with TTC map for the TTC commuters that includes developing the techniques needed to provide the interactive way of finding out available bus routes from any subway stations or intersections given on the TTC map. We wanted to make TTC map more useful and effective so that anybody can interactively find their required bus routes using online TTC map. Motivation of the Work There is no interactive way to find out bus routes from any subway stations or intersections using TTC map available in their web site. TTC web site only provides list of buses if you click on their ‘Bus Route’ option. And if you click on any bus it will show you the layout of route map. But it does not show you the real map. For long time we were experiencing the problem to find out available bus routes from any TTC subway stations using their web site and this problem ultimately bring us with this idea. Related Works Recently Toronto TTC introduced a new tool 'Trip Planner'...
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...Final Project Report Interactive TTC Bus Routing Using Google Maps Prepared by:Feroz Alam Abstract TTC does not provide any interactive tools that can help us to get the required bus route from any subway stations. This fact brings to us a new idea to develop a tool that can be measured as the initial thrust for solving this limitation. This project report describes step-by-step how we implemented our idea using Google Maps Javascript APIs. Introduction Our goal was to introduce a tool with TTC map for the TTC commuters that includes developing the techniques needed to provide the interactive way of finding out available bus routes from any subway stations or intersections given on the TTC map. We wanted to make TTC map more useful and effective so that anybody can interactively find their required bus routes using online TTC map. Motivation of the Work There is no interactive way to find out bus routes from any subway stations or intersections using TTC map available in their web site. TTC web site only provides list of buses if you click on their ‘Bus Route’ option. And if you click on any bus it will show you the layout of route map. But it does not show you the real map. For long time we were experiencing the problem to find out available bus routes from any TTC subway stations using their web site and this problem ultimately bring us with this idea. Related Works Recently Toronto TTC introduced a new tool 'Trip Planner'...
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...Google Money is the root of all evil, or so they say. It is what makes the world go round, and business owners will sometimes sell their souls in the hopes of becoming top dog. Some of these businesses get a little too big for their britches at times, and like children on the playground they have to be watched over so that everything stays fair. According to the Department of Economics and Finance Chair of Law and Economics, “antitrust can be considered a form of economic regulation done by governments over economic activity of undertakings. Antitrust regulations and competition laws are primarily made in order to assure sound competition in each segment of the broader market, protect consumer welfare and avoid abuse of market power by dominant firms.” (Grillo, Renda, 2014) When one single company controls a big enough portion of the market share of a product or service that it affects significantly the terms on which others have access to it, it is deemed a Monopoly market structure. If a group of firms does the same, it is referred to as an oligopoly market structure. “Oligopolies and monopolies may maintain their position of dominance in a market because it is too costly or difficult for potential rivals to enter the market. Obstacles to entry are called barriers to entry.” (Grillo, Renda, 2014) This doesn’t go over well in today’s society, which is what antitrust laws are for. One company lately has been getting many accusations of infringing said laws and causing quite...
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...5 Competitive Forces 16 Competitive Landscape 17 Financial Analysis 18 Identification of Rivals 19 Percent of Searches 19 Financial Summary from 2007 19 Financial Summary from 2009 19 Yahoo 20 Microsoft Online Services 21 Analysis of Company Strategy 22 Executive Summary To: Eric Schmidt, CEO From: Tyler Echevarria, Amanda Osburne, & Samantha Smith Re: Strategic Analysis of Google Inc. Date: April 7, 2010 This report will make recommendations for improvement of Google Inc. based on the analysis of the company’s financial resources and industry evaluations. Several analytical tools will be used in determining the direction the company should pursue. These analytical tools and techniques include the following: * Evaluation based on SWOT analysis * Evaluation based on Key Success Factors * Evaluation of Google’s business model and strategy * Analysis of financial data * Evaluation of current industry conditions These tools will be used to recommend new opportunities for Google to pursue as they continue to seek growth. Google has performed quite well recently, but must continue to push the technology frontier in order to continue this growth. Using the analysis of Google’s current situation, three recommendations have been devised. These include a push for cloud computing, ways to improve YouTube’s revenue, and how to better handle international relations. Strategic Issues...
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...New perspectives on Web search engine research Dirk Lewandowski Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany This is a preprint of a book chapter to be published in Lewandowski, Dirk (ed.): Web Search Engine Research. Bingley: Emerald Group Publishing, 2012 http://books.emeraldinsight.com/display.asp?K=9781780526362 Abstract Purpose – The purpose of this chapter is to give an overview of the context of Web search and search engine-‐related research, as well as to introduce the reader to the sections and chapters of the book. Methodology/approach – We review literature dealing with various aspects of search engines, with special emphasis on emerging areas of Web searching, search engine evaluation going beyond traditional methods, and new perspectives on Web searching. Findings – The approaches to studying Web search engines are manifold. Given the importance of Web search engines for knowledge acquisition, research...
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...1. ABSTRACT Application is a full-featured mapping program, designed to create a digital mind that can help you visually organize almost any sort of process or project as a dynamic, interconnected system of Thoughts. Application gives you a fairly intuitive interface for collecting, organizing, viewing, and navigating ideas, tasks, Web sites, related documents, and more. For example an organization if receives a project that is of large maintenance that is a project which requires a duration of five to six years then the maintenance of that project would be almost impossible for one’s behalf to maintain in a simple way of management in paper and pen. There comes the implementation of the application where not only these large projects can be maintained easily but also liability in terms of work breakdown structure and also in terms of scheduling can be maintained easily and efficiently. Whether you're building a complex Web site or conducting academic research, this app can help you build searchable networks of information with tools for taking notes, creating shortcuts, zooming out to get a higher-level view and even generating reports. Application publishing lets you sync a projection between multiple machines, or upload a version for fellow collaborators to see. A new transparent mode also lets you view a design directly on top of any other application without obscuring it. Application also has extras features like a system of tags and types, a calendar that can sync with...
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...Google: Everything for everyone in a single click! Google made it possible to organize all the information on earth and provide it to the user when needed. It was first founded in 1999 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page with the mission “to organise the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful”, Google has became the world’s largest search engine in 2007. The fast growing business Google generates revenue by providing advertisers with the opportunity to deliver online advertising that is relevant to the search results on page. It works on the basis of cost-per-impression, where they pay a fixed amount each time their ad is viewed by internet users. Figure 1 The figure above shows the recent market share of Google from April 2011 until February 2012. Based on this graph, the market share hold by Google is high and maintains at 80% and above until Nov 2011 but a slight declined in their market share happened in December 2011 and February 2012. They are few reasons why did this happen to Google despite the expanding of the World Wide Web. Therefore, a PESTLE analysis is used here to analyze the reasons behind this current situation. From Political analysis, few factors can be considered such as, political stability worldwide, the intellectual property protection and pricing regulations. Usually, any changes in the government ruling the country will indirectly affect the international business in it. This is because change in government might leads to changes...
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...filtering, previews and so on). These still appear in the interface, though, and suggest you upgrade if you ever click on them, which can be annoying. There are no restrictions on the amount or size of the files you can recover, though, and otherwise the program is very simple to use: point it at a drive, it'll scan for deleted files, then you can view particular file types (JPGs, PDFs, videos and more) by choosing them from a tree. Scanning speed isn't great, but Undelete 360 can recover files that other programs miss, and so it's definitely worth considering [ (Williams, 2013) ]. Standard undelete programs are perfect for recovering a few files, but if you've lost an entire partition then you'll probably benefit from a specialist application like MiniTool Partition Recovery. The free (for personal use) program has a wizard-based interface which makes it very straightforward to use. Point MiniTool Partition Recovery at the problem drive, specify the area to be searched, and it'll scan for the missing partition. A report will let you know what the program has found, and you can recover the partition in a few seconds. You don't get a bootable recovery disc here, so if your system partition is damaged then MiniTool Partition Recovery won't help you very much. Otherwise, it provides a quick and easy way to locate and restore lost partitions [ (Williams, 2013) ]. A tool called BitPim which is a device that specifically works for CDMA devices, such as LG, Samsung, Sanyo and other...
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...Data Collection and Surveillance Andrew John Martin UNCW Computer Science Department Abstract The purpose of the research is to see if the mass collection and surveillance of U.S citizens legal and ethical. The goal is to have a better understanding of the how data is collected, and the what the Fourth Amendment means. This is done by examining several aspects of the Fourth Amendment, and recent articles on the NSA. Upon examination, it becomes clear that the NSA is indeed breaching the rights of lawful U.S citizens. Through showing that the Fourth Amendment protects the U.S citizens against such actions. Key Words: NSA, Fourth, Amendment, warrant, PRISM, Edward, Snowden. The NSA collects millions of American phone, internet, and personal information. They do this by using a system call PRISM which allows them to collect this data through several different internet websites. However, many believe this is in complete violation of the Fourth Amendment which protects against unwarranted searches and seizures. The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides, "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized." The ultimate goal of this provision is to protect people’s...
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...STRATHMORE UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHONOLOGY TITLE: STRATHMORE DIRECTIONAL AND INTERACTIVE PORTAL Student Name: ANN NDUNG’U Student no: 068387 Diploma in Business Information Technology Date: 29/04/2013 Declaration I Ann Nyokabi Ndung’u declare that this project has not been submitted to any other University for the award of a Diploma in Business Information Technology or any academic award. Student Name: Ann Nyokabi Ndung’u Sign: ________________________ Supervisor’s Name: Bernard Shibwabo Sign: ________________________ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First and foremost, I would like to thank the Almighty God for giving me strength, wisdom and knowledge to carry on my project. My supervisor, Mr. Bernard who willingly accepted to supervise me and guide me through my project and ensure its completion.I consulted him when in doubt and he never stopped correcting me whenever I went wrong. I appreciate his effort for the far I have reached. Also much appreciation goes to my mum and siblings for providing me with the material; financial and moral support required undertaking this project and making it a success. I can’t also forget to thank my friends who encouraged me all through and gave me motivation that I was able to make this system. They have believed in me the same way I have believed in them and would like to let them know that we are grateful for their support. Particularly in my friends I feel greatly indebted...
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...Trends in Information Analysis and Data Management Trends in Information Analysis and Data Management Over the last decade, advancements in digital technology have enabled companies to collect huge amounts of new information. This data is so large in scope, it has traditionally been difficult to process and analyze this information using standard database management systems such as SQL. The commoditization of computer technology has created a new paradigm in which data can be analyzed more efficiently and effectively than ever before. This report analyzes the some of the most important changes that are currently taking place within this new paradigm. The first part of this report covers trends in database analysis by analyzing the field of data mining. The report covers the topic of data mining by providing an explanation of it, and then by providing examples of real-world examples of data mining technology. Benefits and challenges of data mining are then provided. The second part of the report outlines an even more recent trend in data science, which is the increasing usage of noSQL databases to analyze “big data,” also referred to web-scale datasets. The most recent and major technological developments in the industry are then provided and described. Data Mining Background & Definition Data mining involves the process of discovering and extracting new knowledge from the analysis of large data sets. This is most often done through the use of data mining software...
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...Integrating Technology Craig E. Fain EDU648: Teaching & Learning with Technology August, 4, 2013 Integrating Technology An analysis of proper integration of technology with pedagogy, reveals some challenges for the teacher: demonstrating to the student’s technological literacy, identifying proper technologies that work best for each assignment, and employ the proper knowledge of how the technologies are used for the assignments. Recognizing that these challenges must be met for proper support of the learner and their learning style and intelligences. Assignment Prompt One (Digital Whiteboard and PowerPoint) – INSTRUCTIONS: Reading the chapter on European Society in the Early Modern era, highlight and note the powerful movements that transformed European society during time. Referencing the highlights and notes, create a PowerPoint presentation (with slide notes) and briefly describe the origin of each, and how it affected society as a whole. Incorporate animations, and graphics with your presentation. You will present your PowerPoint presentation using the digital whiteboard to the class. Researching the use of PowerPoint in relation to teaching and learning I found the tool seems to be a popular choice for business, education, and training industry. It offers an excellent and powerful tool to facilitate and improve the delivery of lessons and other content to a large audience. As we have learned in this course, technology is not an end in and of itself...
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...15 References 17 Cloud Computing Abstract Cloud computing is one of the latest computer and business industry buzz words. It joins the ranks of ‘virtualization’, ‘grid computing’, and ‘clustering’, among other buzz words in the IT industry. Cloud computing is a virtual network access, application, storage, and other computing resources on a pay-as-you-go basis. It allows users to access their networks, store information, and other resources from a virtual “cloud.” It is a relatively new concept that is still evolving. As a result, there is no standard definition of the cloud computing concept, which has led to many variations of the definition of cloud computing. Due to this lack of standardization members of the IT industry have created cloud products based on their own definitions of cloud computing, which has resulted in inconsistencies and confusion about what cloud computing really is. This paper will discuss the evolution, various definitions, deployment models, delivery models, characteristics, benefits and risks, of cloud computing. Evolution of Cloud Computing Cloud Computing has evolved through a number of phases, which include grid and utility computing, application service provision (ASP), and Software as a Service (SaaS). One of the earliest references to cloud computing occurred in 1961 at the Massachusetts Institutes of Technology Centennial, a week-long academic conference on scientific and engineering education. On that occasion, John McCarthy, a leading...
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...1. How my thinking about teaching GCSE maths re-sits has changed during the course. My thinking about teaching GCSE maths re-sits has changed in that I’m more focused on improving the learning of my students. Simplistically, before it may have been a case of “What do they need to know?” and then relaying what the student needs to know for that particular subject, in a clear and concise manner, which may have been “got” by most students, but then they would have forgot the method shortly afterwards when it came to a formative or a summative assessment. Now I’m more determined to help students learn in a way that is going to be enjoyable to them and help them remember what they need to for the exam. This will involve doing more kinaesthetic and visual activities as a lot of learners learn by doing. Realistic Mathematics Education (RME) The course has introduced me to Hodder Education’s range of books called ‘Making Sense of Maths’ for KS3 and KS4 (http://www.hoddereducation.co.uk/makingsenseofmaths). Mr Gough, a maths teacher and one of the authors of the aforementioned book(s) states the following: “My experience of teaching GCSE Foundation Tier is that by the time they get to KS4 they’ve already covered most of the content and they’re having the same content repeated in the same way that they found difficult in the first place so my experience of using this approach is that it seemed very different to them and it reinvigorated their interest in maths and they were...
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