...on iOS and Android platforms. We proudly present the mobile application concepts of our five participating student teams. Note that most screens contain static data used only for the evaluation of the prototypes. The applications are (also if stated otherwise) not available on any store at the moment. ------------------------------------------------- Team AAA_Team: RegioBioFood Aleksandar Djordjevic, Alex Brandner, Andreas Hörmann RegioBioFood is an application which helps people to find bio products in an easier way, only by few clicks on their android smart phone. People who prefer health nutrition can find out how near is the closest shop, where their favorite bio product is on the shelf, waiting to be bought. All necessary information about shops is listed, so the users can directly contact the bio shop or check the opening hours. If the user doesn’t know exactly which product to buy, but still wants one, there are local delicacies containing the list of...
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...that taking notes on my phone would be a little bit cliche. I tried not to look creepy and browsed clothing stores actually looking for something to wear this weekend. I observed many things that caught my attention. My first observation of the mall was a very busy hustle and bustle. No one really seemed to stop and take in their surroundings, instead they seemed to be focused on getting their shopping done or meeting up with friends. I also noticed that everyone was on their cell phone even if they were walking with someone. It seemed amazing that no one crashed into anything with their heads looking down towards their phone. The technology of these devices has made us almost oblivious to the world around us. For this reason, I have chosen to discuss cellular phones as my observational technology. Cell phones have replaced many of the items that we used to use in the past. Alarm clocks are a thing of the past due to the app on almost every cell phone now. Also, calendars, phone books, gps/maps are history. We no longer look for the new cool camera or ipod because music and cameras are built right into cell phones. Cameras are now made with technology that sends pictures right to your phone so you can edit and share them on social networks. This advancement is kind of sad. Sad because people almost have to be bribed into using cameras again. While I was at the mall I also noticed something quite interesting. People were using their cell phones to pay for their purchases...
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...Introduction 4 Mobile phone industry in India 4 Nokia in India 5 Nokia distribution structure in India 6 Role of Channel Partners 8 Margins at each level 10 Distributors Coverage Plan 11 Infrastructure required by distributor 11 Support provided by the company to the distributor 13 Credit/ Payment terms 14 Major Problems Faced by the distributors 14 Major Points of conflict 15 Major Problems/ Issues identified 16 Recommendations 17 Refrences 18 People Contacted 19 Terms and Abbreviations used Nokia - Nokia India Pvt. Ltd. RDSS – Redistribution Stockist Supplier HCLI – HCL Infosystems Dealers – Mobile phone retailers rajesh Introduction Integral part of 4P’s f marketing mix is ‘place’. Having a great product is useless till its made available to potential customers at right places and at right time. Considering a country like India with not only a large but also economically, climatically and socially diverse landscape to be covered amplifies the problem manifolds. A distribution network for products rises above importance levels to become bare necessity for the existence of any company. The success of the channel design depends upon the reach and efficiency of the network any organization develops and maintains and ease with which any potential customer is able to find the product. Efficiency of the distribution cost and type of channel partners form and integral part of this. Mobile phone industry in India The mobile phones industry made a...
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...2.www.peapod.com 2.1 Introduction- Peapod is wholly owned subsidiary of international food provider Royal Ahold, and works in partnership with Ahold USA supermarket companies Stop & Shop, Giant Food Stores (Giant-Carlisle) and Giant Food (Giant-Landover). Founded in 1989 by Brothers Andrew and Thomas Parkinson, Peapod has grown from a small, family-run shopping and delivery service in Illinois to America's leading Internet grocer, delivering more than 23 million orders across 24 U.S. markets. As in other pure-play online and clicks-and-bricks alliances, what Peapod brings to the partnership is e-commerce and home shopping expertise, web-based software and ordering systems, web marketing and additional information technology (IT) skills. Ahold’s contributions lie in its considerable buying power, real estate, strong store brand recognition, extensive customer base and category management expertise Products Peapod features over 8,000 products in a range of categories: produce; meat and seafood; deli items; prepared foods; natural and organic foods; Kosher foods; office and school supplies; seasonal items; video products; pet items; health and beauty aids; wine, beer and spirits (in specific markets); and private labels from Stop & Shop and Giant. Markets Served * Illinois - Greater Chicago land * Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Kenosha, Racine, Madison * Indiana - Portions of Lake County in Northwest Indiana * Maryland * District of Columbia * Virginia...
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...A day in Seguela The blue helmet peacekeeper was not in his usual fatigue and bullet proof jacket today. He was taking his time off, enjoying the sunshine and long drive to Seguela a small town in the north of Cote d’Ivoire under control of the rebels. He started his journey late in the morning from Daloa. It’s a government held town almost in the centre of the war ravaged country. Busy as it could be. He hated rushing people, crowds and smog. As he slipped in to the leather slipper and came out of his room very early in the morning in his blue faded denim and sky blue half shirt, inhaled deeply the fresh and unpolluted air from last night’s heavy rain. The prospect of serene and tranquil Seguela curved a thin smile on his lips. By the hour the heat, the smog and the crowd will make it worse to stay in the bustling town. He felt the urge to flee as far as he could. Not until late in the morning he did so. Their convoy of three vehicles stopped at the market place in Vabua, an hour drive from Daloa to the north. Shahed was following his friend from the Engineers who was on the way to inspect the newly established camp location in Seguela. He has all the time till the evening to devour the countryside, breathe the fresh air and wonder at lush green. He even did not mind to opportunity shopping in this market place. Vabua market place is like a beehive made of thousand shanties, arrayed in ranks and files like the soldiers stand in the parade. Nearly dark narrow...
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...2005 Tesco made a pre-tax profit of £1.962 billon on turnover of £33.974 billion. Some would argue that if we were to include Tesco's share of the convenience store market (bizarrely considered a separate sector by UK competition authorities) in this figure, Tesco could be said to control 34% of the grocery market. Considering how concentrated and cut-throat the 'supermarket' market is, this is quite an achievement. Tesco is equally impressive when considering its share of the total retail market. In its interim statement of results (August 2003), Tesco claimed 'our share of the total retail market is just 12.3% and there is a lot left to go for.' Already, 'just 12.3%' means that almost one pound in every eight spent in the UK is spent in Tesco. Tesco profits have increased every year but one since 1987. In April 2004, Tesco announced profits of £1.6bn for the financial year ending on 28 February; £4.4m profit a day, 17.6% higher than the previous year. As a comparison, in 2003 Tesco made as much profit as M&S, Sainsbury, Next and WH Smith combined. Tesco is Europe's second largest supermarket after the French firm Carrefour, and according to Mintel market research in 2004, Tesco is closing the...
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...1 PETROL PUMPS (RETAIL OUTLETS) • What are Retail Outlets / Petrol Pumps ? • What is available at Retail Outlets ? • What are Petrol / Diesel / CNG / Branded Fuels ? • What are the mandatory facilities / services available at Retail Outlets ? • How Quality / Quantity are maintained at Retail Outlets ? • How to lodge a complaint ? The answers to the above queries are given below : 1. What is Petrol Pump ? • The most common point of contact of customers with Oil Industry is the Petrol Pump. In Oil Industry parlance, Petrol Pumps are referred to as Retail Outlets (ROs). • As per the existing Government policy, Petrol Pumps can be set up by Public Sector Oil Companies as well as Private Sector Oil Companies dealing in storage and distribution of petroleum products as per guidelines. Presently, the Oil Companies engaged in retail business of automotive fuels are IOC, HPC, BPC, NRL, MRPL, ONGC, RIL, Essar and Shell. 2. Products Marketed at Retail Outlets : • Petrol, in technical language is called “Motor Spirit” (MS). It is mainly used in passenger vehicles such as 2 / 3 wheelers and cars. At present, HPCL markets two types of Petrol across the country, i.e. normal Petrol and branded Petrol. 9 ú Normal Petrol: Normally used as a fuel for spark ignition internal combustion engines such as passenger cars, two wheelers, three wheelers, etc. ú Branded Petrol: This is preferred...
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...cut off by the sound of a taxi arriving to take us, Ted said "I bet I know." I stare in awe as we ascended up the road into the mountains, being fairly in closed in an area except PT took a toll on me, I am not one for boundaries. The path that we are riding is rather rocky, I remember climbing this on the weekends before basic, just to relax. It was peaceful, the air was calm as water that had been settling for years. We arrive, stepping out of the taxi, I stretch my back, paying the fee, then continuing on to the top of the mountain. The city, it looks spectacular from above, taking some time just to look at the what I have missed since entering...
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...started with Sprint and your LG Marquee™. Visit sprint.com/support for the complete User Guide, along with videos, tutorials, and community forums for your phone. Using This Guide This Get Started guide is designed to help you set up and use your new LG Marquee™. It’s divided into four sections to help you find the information you need quickly and easily. Get Ready − page 1 − Find out what you need to do before you use your device the first time, including inserting a battery and activating Sprint service on your device. Android Basics − page 4 − Learn some basics about how to move around on your device, use the home screen, and enter text. If you’re familiar with Android devices, you can probably skip these pages (although a refresher course never hurt anyone). Use Your Device − page 14 − Take advantage of your device’s features and Sprint services, from the basics (Making Calls) to the more advanced (using Android Market, WiFi, and more). Tools & Resources − page 30 − Find useful tips for your device and discover resources and other helfpul Sprint information. For additional information including the full User Guide, videos, tutorials, and community forums, visit sprint.com/support. Using This Guide Your LG Marquee™ Power button Proximity Sensor Status Bar Icons Charger/ Accessory Jack Applications Phone Sprint ID Camera button (default) HOME key MENU key BACK key SEARCH key Volume button Headset Jack LED External Speaker Flash Camera lens Display...
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...Submitted to: Dr. ROHIT SINGH 28th November 2014 TABLE OF CONTENTS SR. NO | TITLE | PAGE NO | 1. | INTRODUCTION | 1 | 2. | RATIONALE OF ENTRY | 2 | 3. | SALES AND DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY | 3-4 | 4. | DESIGN OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM | 5-6 | 5. | MANAGING AND OPERATING THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM | 7-10 | 6. | CONCLUSION | 11 | Introduction The electronics industry emerged in the 20th century and have mixed with the generation in development of all manner in their invention. Electronics have made life a bit easy and modern to the society. Early Invention was the phone which is now the fastest growing industry worldwide in electronics. A large part of the electronic industry is known with digital technology. Electronic product Computer, cell phones television were on peak of the demand and sales by the consumer. Early Sony engages in a variety of different marketing as one of the leading manufacturer of electronic products for the consumer and professional market. Sony was known for electronic gadgets in market.From past few years Apple Company products are highly in demand by the India Market. Apple is an American multinational company Headquarter in Cupertino California. The company designs electronic item such as IPhone smartphone and the IPad tablet computer, its online service included iCloud, ITunes and App store. The company is mainly know for the hardware products are the Mac line in computer. Apple is the world's second-largest information technology...
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...Community Survey Project Tiffany Pabon & Zobaida Hossain March 7, 2016 P.S. 064 Joseph P. Addabbo Elementary School Address: | 82-01 101 AVENUEQUEENS, NY 11416 | Phone: | 718-845-8290 | Student Enrollment: | 671 | Grades Served: | 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 0K, SE | I.A. PRINCIPAL | ELIZABETH MITCHELL | Parent Coordinator: | Ines Gronda | PA President: | Homawattie Habib | Police Precinct: | 102 | Guiding Questions: 1. Brief description of the community from documents researched. What is the cultural and linguistic representation of the community? If this information is not found on the Internet, from your observations, what culture/language do you think is represented? Ozone queens is a working class residential community with a lot of commercial real estate that will appeal well to the public. Asian and Hispanic are the cultural and linguistic representation of the community. 2. What are the distinguishing physical features of the school? Surrounding area? What year was the school built? Include a picture of the front of the school in this area of your paper. The school has an attached playground floor, a one way school zone designated street and a local city playground. -> Front of school 3. Does the school have a playground? What are its distinguishing features (if so, include a photo of it in this section of your survey)? Yes the school has a playground both in front of the school and behind the school. The...
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...Class D & E Driver’s Guide LOUISIANA OFFICE OF MOTOR VEHICLES DPSMV2052 (R042013) Message from the Commissioner “Welcome to driving in Louisiana.” I am pleased to present the Louisiana Driver’s Guide to our new and current drivers. This guide is designed to provide you with the rules of the road, knowledge to assist you in making better driving decisions, and valuable information on safety and sharing the road with others. It is incumbent upon you, the driver, to respect all traffic laws and other drivers as well. Driving is a vital part of life. It provides you with a means of attaining the necessities of daily living as well as providing you with the added convenience to move about at leisure. The driving experience, however, is a privilege and comes with great responsibilities. Please strive to become a safe and dependable driver to ensure that this privilege is not lost. Driving, the same as life, is a constant learning experience. The information contained in this guide, along with your experience and responsive actions while driving, will assist in protecting you, your family, and other drivers. This guide is not intended to be an official legal reference to the Louisiana traffic laws. It only highlights those laws, driving practices and procedures that you will use most often. It should be noted that the material in this guide is subject to change to comply with amended State and Federal legislations. Remember to buckle up. Safety belts save lives. Let’s work...
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...dominated by the socialist Sri Lanka Freedom Party and the conservative United National Party. The Judiciary is independent of the executive and the legislature. The Politics of Sri Lanka reflect the historical and political differences between the two main ethnic groups, the majority Sinhala and the minority Tamils, who are concentrated in the north and east of the island. 2. Foreign and Trade policies Sri Lanka opened its borders to allow free trade, dismantled price control, eliminated import tariffs and, in a broad sense, introduced an open economy. Free Trade Zones and Export Processing Zones were set up offering many concessions to foreign (and local) investors. The Board of Investment of Sri Lanka (formerly known as the Greater Colombo Economic Commission) was set up as a ‘One-Stop-Shop’ to assist foreign investors.The granting of licenses to organizations situated outside the BOI Zones, but with all BOI facilities and concessions further enhanced the investor-friendly environment. 3. FDI structure [pic] 4. Treaties Sri Lanka maintains good...
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...Case 9 in your textbook * Answer the all of the questions at the end of the case study Case Study – Amazon.com, Inc – Retailing Giant to High-Tech Player? 1. Complete a table on key ratios: * Current Ratio - Current Ratio = CA/CL What the current ratio does measures if the firm has enough resources to pay its debts over the next 12 months. Comparing current assets to current liabilities. Current Assets | Current Liabilities | Cash $10,500 | Accrued Expenses $6,000 | Credit receivables $11,000 | Accounts payable $7,000 | Inventories $15,000 | Taxes Payable $ 12,000 | Prepaid Expenses $16,000 | Current Mortgage $30,000 | Accounts Receivables 7,000 | | Marketable Securities $3,000 | | Total $62,500 | Total $55,000 | $62,000 – $55,000 = $7,000 * ROI% - ROI = NP after taxes/Total Assets Return on investments indicates the returns generated on total assets, and/or the overview profit on investment in percentage form. This formula below is calculated in Du Pont form; ROI = $16,000 / $200,000 = 16% Net Profit =$16,000 / $100,000 =8% Total Assets =$200,000 / $100,000 = 2 times ROI 8% * 2 times = 16% * ROE(%) - ROE = NP after taxes/Shareholder Equity The amount of net income returned as a percentage of shareholders equity. An example would be; ROE = ($18,000 ÷ $100,000) x ($100,000 ÷ $45,000) ROE = 18% x 2.22 ROE = 40% * Net Profit Margins (%) - NPM = NI/Revenue 2. Answer the following questions: ...
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...Class D & E Driver’s Guide DPSMV2052 (R062013) LOUISIANA OFFICE OF MOTOR VEHICLES Message from the Commissioner “Welcome to driving in Louisiana.” I am pleased to present the Louisiana Driver’s Guide to our new and current drivers. This guide is designed to provide you with the rules of the road, knowledge to assist you in making better driving decisions, and valuable information on safety and sharing the road with others. It is incumbent upon you, the driver, to respect all traffic laws and other drivers as well. Driving is a vital part of life. It provides you with a means of attaining the necessities of daily living as well as providing you with the added convenience to move about at leisure. The driving experience, however, is a privilege and comes with great responsibilities. Please strive to become a safe and dependable driver to ensure that this privilege is not lost. Driving, the same as life, is a constant learning experience. The information contained in this guide, along with your experience and responsive actions while driving, will assist in protecting you, your family, and other drivers. This guide is not intended to be an official legal reference to the Louisiana traffic laws. It only highlights those laws, driving practices and procedures that you will use most often. It should be noted that the material in this guide is subject to change to comply with amended State and Federal legislations. Remember to buckle up. Safety belts save lives. Let’s work...
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