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arafaismail

ITGS HL RESOURCE: Automated Job Dispatch for Taxi using radio and data network | MTData - 1 views

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    Reliable communication for effecient taxi dispatch. MTData recognises that reliable communication with a taxi fleet is important to making the dispatch process as efficient as possible. This can lead to an increase in earnings for a taxi company. The taxi dispatch system offers radio and/or public network (GPRS or 3G or both) communication.
maytarig

Mayo Clinic expands kiosk virtual-visit pilot to local school - 1 views

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    The Mayo Clinic has announced it is extending its virtual-visit pilot program by putting kiosks in a public school in its home state of Minnesota. The kiosks allow patients to visit with a physician via a video hookup, and to interact with the physician through built-in medical devices such as an otoscope.
arafaismail

Hero dog alerts spouse to help Albert Lea man - 2 views

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    In early October, Larry Lee, 74, went for his early-morning walk in Albert Lea while his wife, Pat, was still dozing - and may never have returned if it hadn't been for their 2-year-old yellow Labrador. Pat heard the dog, Dee, start barking. But she figured, at first, that one of the neighbors' dogs must be outside.
rithe16

ITGSHL: Assignment (2.2): Hand in existing system document - 3 views

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    • jeffduckett
       
      Can you see this note?
    • jeffduckett
       
      Everyone say popcorn!
    • rithe16
       
      yes
    • jeffduckett
       
      Say Popcorn outloud
    • jeffduckett
       
      Anytime!
    • arafaismail
       
      popcorn
    • jeffduckett
       
      Say shoe horn
  • if the system
    • jeffduckett
       
      Yes, I'm waiting for the what in this what if statement.
  • train its employees
  • ...10 more annotations...
  • become costy
  • customer to use
    • jeffduckett
       
      how is it easy to use by the costomer
  • drives towards the client
  • changed to booked
  • Stakeholders of the system consist of the clients, drivers, operators, and owner/manager.
  • The driver feels trusted and valued as an employee because the current system gives him a major role. If were being optimistic we can hope that the driver realizes his role and respects the trust he is given so preforms his job efficiently but of course there is always the possibility that he exploits the system to make money since he is not monitored (will be discussed later on). When a driver is trusted, this leads to better employee-management relations and will make a tighter workplace and increase productivity.
    • maytarig
       
      it has been evaluated because it was stated that having trust worthy drivers can be both an advantage and disadvantage (limitation and strengths of having trustworthy drivers were weighed)
    • maytarig
       
      it was evaluated because the strengths and limitations of having trustworthy drivers had been mentioned and weighed.
  • are easy to use but data has to be copied again and again
  • basically
  • operator contacts
  • The driver if truly free as recorded in the spreadsheet drives towards the client and is changed to booked on the computer records immediately. If however the driver picks up a client from the streets then the driver must call to say he’s booked so it can be changed in the spreadsheet. At the end of the day the driver returns to the company headquarters to brief in on the jobs they’ve done and money taken.
mohamed123456789

Pizza Hut's new eye-tracking technology knows what you want from the menu - 3 views

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    New technology being developed by Pizza Hut means that you don't even have to speak your order out loud - the restaurant already knows what toppings you want just by the way you're looking at the menu.
ahmedyassin

The next frontier in 3-D printing: Human organs - 1 views

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    April 3, 2014 -- Updated 1349 GMT (2149 HKT) | Filed under: Innovations (CNN) -- The emerging process of 3-D printing, which uses computer-created digital models to create real-world objects, has produced everything from toys to jewelry to food. Soon, however, 3-D printers may be spitting out something far more complex, and controversial: human organs.
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