and accessories (Entertainment Software Association 2011 and $30 billion on crafts and hobbies in 2010 (Craft and Hobby Association, 2011;
Individuals can now access software, games, and social communities through smartphones, com -puters, and their gaming consoles (Williams, Yee,
Entertainment Software Association (2011), Top 10 industry facts, October 10th 12. Golder, P. N. and G. J. Tellis (2004), â€oegrowing, Growing, Gone:
software of the mind. London: Mcgraw-hill Holt, DT, Rutherford, MW, & Kuratko, DF. 2010). ) Advancing the field of family business research:
e g. software engineering, renewable energies The National University of Ireland, Maynooth, had much experience of use of EU Structural and Social
improving transparency and allowing software programmers to create extra value from underused data by, for example, mapping
software programming •†Push†in the form of effective supply, which comes from: first, the
software and web-based social networking around issues such as the management of chronic disease or childcare.
architecture, software, and information security. The process goes through stages of review and discussion, research for art preferences, evaluation
For example, bringing together diagnostic computer programmes, call centres and nurses to provide new kinds of healthcare;
including software, gaming and music. Other landmark projects that gave people a licence to be creative in other fields include:
vendor relationship-management software tools to put citizens in control of the personal data held by big firms and public agencies.
82) Fast prototyping emerged first in the software field, the idea being that faster implementation would speed up learning.
specification, and trains suppliers in the use of the software of the bidding process. The auction takes from two hours to a few days, with
and open-source software such as the Linux operating system, the Mozilla Firefox browser, and the Apache web server.
and improve the software. Peer-to-peer platforms can be characterised by decentralisation, self-selected participation self-allocated tasks, community based moderation, and diversity of
business assets, such as Salesforce†s provision of software to nonprofit organisations, or TNT€ s distribution of food to disaster areas
translation software on its Meedan website of Arabic blogs, or Dialogue Cafã and the Social Innovation Exchange (SIX) using Telepresence
of open-source software, or web-based social networking around specific issues (there are reportedly 18 million cancer related websites, the great
-source software, they are also creating new terms and conditions for the use of information and products.
by building innovative software solutions with a social conscience 7. Initiatives such as Games for Change
and/or software tools (installation, training and subsequent reorganisation), continuous maintenance, servicing costs and telecommunications charges.
The major obstacles could be overcome by having a software infrastructure with services at acceptable costs and adequate quality having the possibility to acquire
are, in fact, characterised by intelligent software components and services, knowledge transfer, interactive training frameworks and integration of business processes and e
business services and the software components are supported by a pervasive software environment, which shows an evolutionary and self-organising behaviour,
and software components and services developed for that area of business will appear. These components are based on a set of specific
which could be software components, applications, services, knowledge, business models, training modules, contractual frameworks, laws, â€
organs Software components business models Open source models operating systems Simple species Grass worms tiger Small organizations
and software components and services developed for that area of business appear. These components are based on a set of specific requirements
ï€'Generic software components and applications adapted for the specific sector (e g. adaptation of customer relationship management systems, user
ï€'New developed or imported sector-specific software components (e g reservation systems or yield management systems for tourism sector;
software sharing, common development of open source software open and distributed common infrastructure use of digital business ecosystems
a unique provider, to guarantee the independence from hardware and software platforms, the highest interoperability and the possibility to reuse the preexisting
compatible free software; the mechanisms for semantic definition, ontology building and instruments for distributed look up
ï€'fosters the private entrepreneurship on the sector of production of software components and services
Stimulus for small and local ICT software and service providers The ecosystems stimulates the innovation
the smallest software producer can compete on equal terms with the most powerful corporations Competitiveness and innovation is increased then,
generating a supply of software with better conditions of usability, in a model of continuous improvement
provide support for proprietary software produced by multinational companies do not have the knowledge and the possibility of high-level development.
develop software components and solutions creates more technically qualified employment and a framework of competence which stimulates the market, and
evidence from the Vienna software sectorâ€, Economic geography, Vol. 85 No. 4 pp. 443-62 Toâ dtling, F. and Kaufmann, A. 1999), â€oeinnovation systems in regions of Europe †a comparative
information storage and retrieval, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now known or hereafter developed.
6. 4. 5 Social Software and Collaborative Systems and Tools...123 6. 4. 6 Online Communities...
In 2011, GE announced $1 billion investment to build software and expertise on Big data analytics, launching a global software center in San ramon, Cali
-fornia. GE charged William Ruh from Cisco systems to lead the center, devel -oping software and data science capabilities for GE€ s Big data domain of interest
†the industrial Internet†POINT OF ATTENTION: Big data require top management commitment and investments, in particular, on human resources to be focused on data
Indeed, the GE assesses the success of software and analytics by their enabling a new portfolio of compelling service offerings, helping, e g.,
http://www-01. ibm. com/software/data/bigdata/./Accessed 9 jul 2013 7. Pospiech M, Felden C (2012) Big data†a state-of-the-art.
how GE is building big data, software and analytics capabilities for an ††Industrial Internet. ††http://sites. tcs. com/big data-study
users to utilize the hardware, software, and networking infrastructure over the Internet. From this definition, three levels of cloud computing can be defined (see
Fig. 2. 1). The first level is the Software as Service (Saas). In this layer, the
---Software Framework (Java, Python. NET Storage (DB/File Infrastructure ---Computation (VM) Storage (Block Hardware ---CPU, Memory, Disk, Bandwidth
7. Software frameworks. The main objective behind the cloud computing is to provide a platform to host
host the software frameworks such as Mapreduce on one hand, and the legacy applications that are required to run on these file systems from the other hand
charge of their jobs of providing software and hardware support 4. Based on the last point, there will be a possibility of losing the expert
The Applications Programming interface (APIS) are the software interfaces that document how to communicate with the concerned software.
The CSP publishes those API to allow users to discover the available features of the cloud computing
Hardware/Software Experience Fig. 2. 3 Cloud computing supplier selection. Adapted from 19 36 2 Cloud computing
applications and software they need over the internet and without any limit. Also it provides many benefits
Proceedings of the first workshop on hot topics in software defined networks, pp 97†102
information systems, at software as well as data level •Performance, encompassing the need for monitoring and control of applications
software and data ï§Device management data privacy and security Software solutions to support applications management on devices
Development Integration Security Performance Fig. 3. 3 Digital management solutions 56 3 Mobile Services The native development model is specific for a single device
, the Warehouse Management Software (WM) SAPÏ¿directly has to indicate where the scanned unit must be stored.
section, sentiment analysis software (or opinion mining) try to monitor all the relevant matters discussed online.
according to Pang and Lee 12 a sentiment analysis software has to be able to •Identify relevant posts
Moreover, in addition to web browsers, also web server software can be easily attacked by malware and other threats.
and software Histograms and sketches for data stream computation problems see 37 for a survey a According to 42 Hyperscale storage is measured a storage space in terms of petabytes,
software development and open innovation. Among the instruments, blogs and wikis, forums for discussion, video services (Youtube and Slideshare), have
and what protection software they have as well as the provisioning and support they will need. It also provides the legal requirements to govern this trend.
•Fourth segment is about the issues related to software and apps used on the consumerized devices
software being introduced into the enterprise network by poorly protected smartphones, the Mcafee study concludes that theft
includes considerations related to software requirements, bandwidth options management needs, and investment parameters 14 5. To stay up-to date with changing and new technologies:
separates the desktop environment and associated application software from the physical client device that is used to access it
this solution can access enhanced media and graphic software from virtually any place and on any device.
and software failure. Also, different support strategies can be utilized to control the support efforts as well as the costs
has positioned the software giant to introduce enterprise social networking capa -bilities to its existing business collaboration systems such as Sharepoint
Skype software, which is a communication product that Microsoft acquired last year for $8. 5bn and it is expected to integrate with its mainstream business
the value of it is in the software or app that can also be used on desktop computers and other devices such as ipad
Moreover, with its one-X software for smart phones Avaya also allows its employees to make the mobile phone acts as an extension of
meeting systems, videoconferencing systems and instant messaging software applications like email and chat programs •Same Time (synchronous) and Same Place (collocated),
-ferencing software complement EMS with screen-sharing as well as the ability for the voice interaction functionality that is necessary in synchronous online con
compatibility, and the way the workflow is configured pre in such software applications. Several associations in industry issue their own standards of docu
6. 4. 5 Social Software and Collaborative Systems and Tools Nowadays, people are using social networking massively.
The term social software is general and it applies to systems used outside the work environment or workplace.
and bookmarking belong to social software category. However when these applications are used at work to facilitate the accomplishment of
software Collaborative software is designed an application to assist people involved in a common task in order to achieve their predetermined goals.
The use of such software at the work place stimulates a Col -laborative Working environment (CWE) that supports individuals as well as those
Examples of such collaboration software in the market include: Microsoft Sharepoint, IBM Lotus notes and Google apps for business.
Also, Siglin 17 has provided examples of other video collaboration software The first one is provided by Accordent Inc,
messaging that is developed by the recently acquired company by the software giant, Microsoft. Skype can be used to meet the following goals
•train team members on using software using screen sharing ability with others •cheap calls on landlines and mobile devices
Onenote is a software from Microsoft that enables a free-form information gathering and provides capabilities for multi-user teamwork.
This software allows companies and users to •create notes, outlines, clippings of websites, and collections of images
applications and software services provider. The introduced technology has suc -ceeded to achieve high satisfaction rates from both the members of the faculties
Bhana I, Johnson D (2006) Developing collaborative social software. Comput Sci ICCS 3992: 581†586
Software C (2013) Collaborative software. In: Wikipedia. http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki /Collaborative software 17. Siglin T (2011) Video collaboration tools.
Social networking software and argumentation systems are just two examples of the ongoing research in this important area of digital governance.
innovative software and hardware products has always been the focus of Apple and, traditionally, most of its business operations were taking place in the field of
-bination with the itunes software, a system that allows users to access the Apple store to buy online music
-ground and experience on Google software, developed at the IBM Research Lab in Haifa, while his two partners both have extensive experience in the banking
made up of financial experts, kids entertainment professionals, software devel -opers, startup experts and creative.
and the software itself is developed for easy integration with other systems 10.7.1 Developer Noldus Information technology was established in 1989,
on parasitoid wasps, he developed the first version of The Observer, a software Table 10.10 User value
and led to starting a company for the development of software dedicated to behavioral research.
Social software, 123 Software as service (Saas), 24 Start-up, 187 Storage, 10 Subjectivity detection, 73,74
T Tagging, 83 TAM 2, 51 TAM 3, 51 Technology acceptance model (TAM), 47 50†52,54, 63
6. 4. 5 Social Software and Collaborative Systems and Tools Skype Dropbox Google Drive and Google docs
In particular WIT through the Telecommunications Software and Systems Group (TSSG)/ Arclabs Innovation Centre embodies the Institute†s stated research philosophy of driving regional economic development through our global reputation
Intellectual property (IP) generated through the Telecommunications Software & Systems Group (TSSG) has created 11 spin off companies in the South East including Feedhenry
WIT through the Telecommunications Software and Systems Group (TSSG) is engaged actively in steering the Future Internet agenda in Europe
These centres in particular have strengthened considerably the extent of the Institute†s research engagements with regional and national indigenous enterprises particularly in the ICT/software, industrial technologies, medical devices and pharmaceutical sectors
Overview of WIT Telecommunications Software & Systems Group (TSSG The TSSG is recognised an internationally centre of excellence for ICT research and innovation.
since September 2004, a taught MSC in Computing, specialising in Communications Software, with a thematic research focus on communications management, service development, security and new developments in ubiquitous and pervasive computing.
The impact of this innovation platform was acknowledged recently by Enterprise Ireland in the Public Accounts Debate. â€oewaterford is a shining example of how co-locating the incubation centre with the institute has led to the establishment of a software industry that probably should not have existed in Waterford.
software, you find Criteo, Unity and Openx. Since Skype, the speed at which Europe is generating billion-euro
industry-leading software solutions for remote servicing. Fastned, a Dutch start-up, has received governmental concessions to build 201 charging stations out of the 245 planned
resources, including software and skills. Moreover ICT impacts can arise only if ICTS are used widely by all key actors†individuals, businesses, and
ICTS and software piracy rates The business and innovation environment pillar nine variables) gauges the capacity of the business
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3 IBM Software 2012 4 Danahy 2009; Fehrenbacher 2009 5 Lopez 2013 The Global Information technology Report 2014 37
/IBM Software. 2012. â€oemanaging Big data for Smart Grids and Smart Meters. †IBM White paper. Somers, NY:
Available at ftp://public. dhe. ibm. com/software/pdf/industry /IMW14628USEN. pdf Leber, J. 2012. â€oebig Oil Goes Mining for Big data. †MIT Technology
is to build upon and test trust-network software such as the openpds system by deploying a set of â€oepersonal
governments as well as for the software companies that sit in the middle, confronted with inconsistent norms and
Networked sensors and software embedded in devices and appliances are further energy generators as are the growing volumes of media content.
it as datasets so large that typical database software tools are unable to capture, store, manage,
One company orders software from another which in turn uses a third company as a contractor
As pointed out by the Software and Information Industry Association, â€oetransformative data can be big or small or even the †needle†of data found
SIIA (Software and Information Industry Association. 2013. â€oedata-Driven Innovation: A Guide for Policymakers: Understanding and Enabling
The total market for big data hardware, software and services in 2012 was US$11. 5 billion, whereas the
of developers supporting open-source software •HBASE: A nonrelational, column-oriented distributed database written in Java.
R is a free software programming language and software environment for statistical computing and graphics. The R language is used widely among
statisticians and data miners for developing statistical software and data analysis •Sqoop: A tool facilitating the transfer of data from
relational databases into Hadoop •Zookeeper: A centralized service for maintaining configuration information, naming, providing distributed
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1. 07 Software piracy rate Unlicensed software units as a percentage of total software units installed 2011
SOURCE: Business Software Alliance, Shadow Market: 2011 BSA Global Software Piracy Study (ninth edition  2014 World Economic Forum
The Global Information technology Report 2014 263 3: Data Tables RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY VALUE 1 Ireland...
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1. 07 Software piracy rate Unlicensed software units as a percentage of total software units installed 2011
This measure covers piracy of all packaged software that runs on personal computers (PCS), including desktops, laptops, and ultra
-portables, including netbooks. This includes operating systems systems software such as databases and security packages business applications; and consumer applications such as games
and reference software. The study does not include software that runs on servers or mainframes.
For more information about the methodology, refer to the study available at http://portal. bsa. org/globalpiracy2011
Business Software Alliance, Shadow Market: 2011 BSA Global Software Piracy Study (ninth edition 1. 08 Number of procedures to enforce a contract
Number of procedures to resolve a dispute, counted from the moment the plaintiff files a lawsuit in court until payment
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