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mobile is the platform for the end user, while cloud is the platform for serving the end-user functionality.
They back up a process innovation initiative by the changed capabilities of a new system component to achieve increased acceptance of The Role of Enterprise Systems in Process Innovation 77 changing routines by the end user.
e g. the end user has bought a new car or that the end user is at the end of his/her policy period
and is actively searching for a better insurance product. The end user can call the insurer,
get an outbound call from the insurer, request a quotation via the insurer web-site, or visit an insurance broker to get quotes from several insurers.
and type of car that the end user wants to insure. The next activity is to send the quote to the end user;
if the end-user accepts the conditions in the quotation, then an invoice is sent. When the invoice is paid,
the insurer has few interaction points with the end user and each interaction point has related costs, e g. call-centre costs, human cost,
the To-Be process (Fig. 4) differs from the As-Is by engaging end users (Car Drivers) in a novel way.
This was done to enable the end users (car drivers) to invite other end users whom they considered to be safe and ecological drivers,
Therefore, more end users joined the campaign and met the challenges of qualifying for the UBI car-insurance product.
In this activity of the To-Be process the end user received feedback from his/her smartphone on driving behaviour after each drive (see Fig. 2). The feedback consisted of scores 0†100 based on braking, acceleration and speeding behaviour,
for usability reasons, these parameters were presented not to the end user in the feedback and scoring.
which results in extra costs for end users. Thus the feedback during the driving was passive,
The end user took a picture of his/her odometer when starting the qualification, and made a new picture when finishing the qualification.
thus the end users can have the application start by itself when driving. Driving behaviour parameters were measured by advanced signal-processing algorithms,
more and more end users will adopt the new insurance product based on their driving behaviours, i e. insurance telematics.
1) the To-Be process would save costs with regard to contact end users and communicate with drivers;
the If Safedrive application created much attention among end users. During the first 48 h after the application was released on Appstore,
and violating privacy issues in implementing the telematics to analyse end user driving behaviours. For instance, they criticized that â€oethe insurance industry†s hunger to chart customers in real-time may prove larger than Facebook and Google†(Computersweden, 2013.
Once the end users qualified as safe drivers, they were offered a new insurance product based on their driving behaviours,
Furthermore there is also an increased emphasis on exploring how different initiatives can be combined to enhance the potential benefits to the end user, the SMES.
informing end users of all required pricing parameters. 9) Communications: The intelligent functioning of the smart grid depends on the capability to support a communication layer in tandem with an energy delivery layer in the grid. 10) Fault tolerance/self-healing:
G#2v 7863 End user 0#3#end user End user G#2v 7864 User 0#3#user User
G#2v 7865 User friendly 0#3#user friendly User friendly G#2v 7866 User interface G#3v 7867 Avatar
CAPS Stakeholders and End users 24 Synergies between Projects 28 Collective Awareness Platforms 31 4. Starting Out 46
concrete is to define the targeted stakeholders and end users. This choice consequently defines the language, the engaging levers, the scale and the tools of a collective awareness
At the bottom line we find end users, the people who will ultimately be made aware and who will use the services
Stakeholders and End users'describes the typologies of stakeholders and end users addressed by CAPS projects to date
CAPS Stakeholders and End users †Stakeholders Stakeholders are organisations, categories of people or individuals who have an interest
This section treats stakeholders and end users separately. Even though end users are also project stakeholders, the distinction is that
end users use the project outputs directly, while stakeholders benefit from project outputs in an indirect way.
Stakeholders will be informed of the project's progress and can, to a certain extent, influence the development of the projects
†End users CAPS projects raise awareness among their users and mobilise different categories of users
to make analytics usable and understandable by different end user communities. CAPS analytics and visualisations, for instance, include:
assessment of the information produced by the end users. The solutions previewed are many, like systems for polling
FOCAL is motivated by privacy concerns about the data and location of the end users that contribute to CAPS.
must collect money from the end users. When museums do this, the open data ideology and
bind the end user and it is highly likely that someone will generate money along the way
CAPS Stakeholders and End users 24 Synergies between Projects 28 Collective Awareness Platforms 31 4. Starting Out 46
concrete is to define the targeted stakeholders and end users. This choice consequently defines the language, the engaging levers, the scale and the tools of a collective awareness
At the bottom line we find end users, the people who will ultimately be made aware and who will use the services
Stakeholders and End users'describes the typologies of stakeholders and end users addressed by CAPS projects to date
CAPS Stakeholders and End users †Stakeholders Stakeholders are organisations, categories of people or individuals who have an interest
This section treats stakeholders and end users separately. Even though end users are also project stakeholders, the distinction is that
end users use the project outputs directly, while stakeholders benefit from project outputs in an indirect way.
Stakeholders will be informed of the project's progress and can, to a certain extent, influence the development of the projects
†End users CAPS projects raise awareness among their users and mobilise different categories of users
to make analytics usable and understandable by different end user communities. CAPS analytics and visualisations, for instance, include:
assessment of the information produced by the end users. The solutions previewed are many, like systems for polling
FOCAL is motivated by privacy concerns about the data and location of the end users that contribute to CAPS.
number of links and even more end users. These networks are extremely dynamic and diverse, and combine successfully different wireless and wired (optical) link technolo
interaction with end users and patience since you need solutions which must be operational in almost any circumstance.
entire industry, including the end users or consumers An ecosystem†s framework, in contrast, incorporates the broader environment within
involving stakeholders and end users can often double or treble the impact of budgets and or investments
-nologies, pilots of new services with end users, where social innovation can have an important place, and projects that will validate
where all actors, including end users, can interact and new ideas can be captured costlessly and more effectively, for example through Living Labs
the end users (deaf and hearing poor comprehenders, their educators) from schools in Brighton (UK), and in the Veneto area (Italy
and engage a large number of citizens and end users for a variety of causes: The majority of DSI services directly engage citizens
developed in line with open innovation principles, enabling end users designers, researchers and manufacturers to jointly develop the prosthe
and engage a large number of citizens and end users for a variety of causes: The majority of DSI services directly engage citizens
developed in line with open innovation principles, enabling end users designers, researchers and manufacturers to jointly develop the prosthe
developments including end user communications access 5. Setting up Smart Power grids Electricity grids of the future are Smart in several ways.
end user systems DENISE R&d x GAD R&d x x x CRISALIDA R&d x ENERGOS R&d x
number of links and even more end users. These networks are extremely dynamic and diverse, and combine successfully different wireless and wired (optical) link technolo
and a group of End users The project Lotus has received a â 3. 1 million contribution from the EU 7th Framework programme
to the end user rests on systemic, environmental factors such as the availability of affordable, consistent power
highlights the difficulties faced in the adoption of the solution by the end users 3. 5 e-Procurement and Supply Chain Integration
end users faced during the adoption process Case study fact sheet Full name of the company: CEMAT
The attitude of the end user is key to allow the diffusion of telehealth services. The
Europe (end users, public authorities, industry, healthcare professionals and others cooperate on concrete actions to improve older people†s quality of life,
The project†s methodology is to involve the end users †the elderly and their caregivers †in
Thus, the applications that end users see may be composed of multiple services from many different providers. The consequence is that the end user may have little
guarantee that a particular service or service supplier will actually offer the security claimed The ANIKETOS project will help to establish and maintain
Indeed, trust is a prerequisite for the acceptance of these services by end users Trust establishment is crucial for physicians
customers, end users, distributors, agents, university specialists, trade journalists, research and technology organizations etc ï Organizational buyer
stages of product development with providing service to the end user The original equipment manufacturer (OEM) has a distinct advantage when servicing its IB.
behalf of other end users. It acts to catalyse the development of innovations for broader public use and not for directly supporting the mission of the agency
the entire local loop between MDF and the end user is still based on copper FTTC Fibre to the Cabinet;
strand (or a fibre pair) for each end user between an Optical Street Distribution Frame and the end user
ROI Return on Investment RSPG Radio spectrum Policy Group RSPP Radio spectrum Policy Program SMP Significant Market Power;
main distribution frames (MDF) and the end users. The â€oenodes†in this local loop are the street cabinets.
the copper network between cabinet and end user however, remains unchanged. FTTC/VDSL technologies are very distance
transmission links between CMTS and end users comprise fibre and copper (coaxial infrastructure (Hybrid Fibre Coaxial, HFC.
Each fibre node connects a specific â€oecluster†of end user homes •The drop cable segment:
node and the end user households. It consists of coaxial copper infrastructure usually buried in the ground) branching out via splitters/taps.
as close as possible to the end user and with appropriate levels of symmetry and interactivity, to guarantee a greater two-way transmission of information.
number of links and even more end users. These networks are extremely dynamic and diverse, and combine successfully different wireless and wired (optical) link technolo
•The Spanish"Ley Sinde"does not target the end user but the illegal service that can be
the e-commerce service they provide to their end users. On the other side("addressee aspect"),there are the end users purchasing items online who seek reliable retailers selling
goods which suit their needs and can be delivered efficiently Enhancing the trust in delivery services to promote consumers'overall confidence in using the
end users will be much more dominant in the innov -ation process for modern products and services
†to a growing degree †of end users. Many people not involved in this process are shocked often to
providers, application developers, end users such as smart cities collectively constitute a network of interdependent parties that establish network
has established its own markets, end users, perfor -mance criteria, and learning curves What is the relationship between technological
which will include the rights of all end users of electronic communications services regardless of the chosen supplier
so end user can have access to all existing sources (TV) without any need of multiple receiver sets of equipment
-mand, in terms of end user requirements, personalized provisioning, service-oriented performance, and service-awareness networking Additionally to those technology requirements, necessities to support information
communication systems supporting end user and network requirements. Demands on data models integration are requirements to be considered during the design and im
In future Internet end user, service, application and network requirements act as guidelines to identify study and clarify part of complex requirements.
traffic oscillations and degraded Quality-of-Experience (Qoe) for the end users 1 Therefore, an incentive-based approach is required that employs economic concepts
beneficial for all end users, overlay providers and ISPS. The so-called"Triplewin "situation is the main target of Economic Traffic Management (ETM) 2 proposed by
stakeholders (end users, service providers, and ISP) would benefit thereby and under which circumstances â€oetriplewin†arises.
ETM deployment degree, popularity of ETM among end users, various swarm sizes, peer distribution among network domains, network topologies etc
-actions by taking into account the end user benefit as well From the ISP point of view, the ultimate confirmation of â€oewin†is a monetary benefit
As a measure of â€oewin†for end users Qoe metrics are used. For file sharing P2p applications the most important perceivable parameter is download time (or download
objectives of the end users and possibly of the ISPS. Thus, this paper focuses hereafter on assessing win-win for the ISP and end users
To obtain a reliable assessment of ETM mechanisms several evaluation scenarios have been defined •Various network topologies:
•Varied end user interest in and adoption of ETM: coexistence of users employing ETM and ones declining support, even within a single swarm
On the other hand, the situation is not as simple when considering end users, cf. Fig. 2 Typically no-lose situations are the result in related work.
does not have end users. The tracker and an original seeder are connected to the hub AS, while the Iop is inserted always in AS 1. Values for access bandwidth are similar
more specifically, ISP and end users interrelations in the context of such mechanisms The application of this methodology has been outlined and related evaluation results
are under the direct control of the respective end users or service providers In this Chapter we propose a new framework for a successful adoption process
end users (a nice user interface for easy access to the web) and to the content provid
end user Therefore we believe that a more promising initial scenario is an end user that ac
-cesses content, via wireless LAN and 3g, from a provider that controls both end user devices and content servers 26 †for example, Nokia or Apple controls both the
device and the content server, Nokia Ovi or Apple App store •Benefits: MPTCP improves resilience
so the end user †unconsciously†adopts MPTCP. However, there may be NATS on the data path,
to think about the benefits and costs for OS vendors, end users, applications and ISPS (Internet service providers. Here also we see the importance of network ef
typically doing per end user (consumer volume caps and maybe deep packet inspection, to provide all users with a â€oefair
Conex (premium) traffic is not subject to per end user caps or rate limits by the ISP
-effectively Qos is controlled by the CDN or end user, so that they choose which of their traffic is within which class of Qos,
Conex capability is added a CDN or end user at a time 5 Enhancing the Framework One important development in telecoms is virtualisation.
•There is no need to coordinate end users all having to upgrade. Every user can immediately use the new (virtualised) software, so effectively a large number of
-works, whilst bringing benefits to MPTCP-enabled end users. For Congestion Expo -sure (Conex), a reasonable initial deployment scenario is combined a CDN-ISP that
the broad mass of end users through a new generation of services (e g. a hybrid aggregation of content and functionality), service factories (e g.,
evolves and widens rapidly, including masses of typical end users in the role of prosumers (producing and consuming services.
provide value to the end user. This is attractive in terms of degrees of freedom in the creation of service oï €erings and businesses.
-ing paradigm where, for instance, end users are empowered more and more and therefore decide (often on the spot) on how content
relationship between the end user and the data center, which â€oe...gives the user †programmatic control†over a part of the data center†1, pp. 8-9
-rameters to the end user. As displayed in Figure 2, all the components are based on Virtual machines managed by a XEN server.
FCI automatically creates all the necessary code that the end user can then inject in -side the algorithm†s code.
•The change of the Voip codec between the service provider and the end user (ser
the end user, selecting the G. 711.2 codec, reduces the number of the dropped packets Since the total codec change may be a simple but greedy solution, an advanced ad
the end user gets access to the infrastructure in situations where it nor -mally would not be possible,
end users to resources is a challenge. This issue is even more signiï cant in the emerging systems with the provisioning of integrated resources provided
of conï guration, accessibility and availability for the end users, as well as a sep -aration of the functional aspects of the entities involved in the converged service
The end user (EU) is interested ultimately in getting a 370 H. Koumaras et al good Quality of Experience (Qoe) at convenient prices.
finally provide the end user with the best and most complete service experience via a Media Ecosystem, aiming to provide content-awareness to the network environment
•User Environment (UE), to which the end users belong •Service Environment (SE), to which the service and content providers belong
, service, content, network) to consumers/end users At the border to the user, i e.,, the Home-Box, adaptation modules are deployed
and ensuring a satisfactory level of Qos for the end users (by appropriating resources to network upgrades etc.
and adapt the service (content) to the capabilities of the end user equip -ment. Also, current architectures do not include any information exchange between the
) In addition, the end user, as a key business actor, can effectively increase the level of choice in content and services by selecting,
Eventually the end user will have a choice of service access methods: anywhere, any -time and in any context with the appropriate awareness degree 1
for each client according to the limitation of network and end user devices This chapter starts with an overview of SVC and MDC source coding techniques in
-tific community, end users and service providers. This will not only reduce the tech -nical and societal barriers that prevent the Iot concept to become an everyday reality
•User Led †design processes enable both potential end users and existing front line staff, among other specialists, to be a driving
harder for the end users 1 According to 22 data were gathered through telephone interviews conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates between August 3, 2007 and September 5, 2007, among a sample of
productive process, to open firms in which the end users is considered as a vital actor in the value creation process.
end users, trying to be customized as as possible. However, even though a large number of firms recognize the importance of these policies for end users and
stakeholders in general, not so many are now able to guarantee a suitable degree of attention on this matter.
increase the participation, involvement and cooperation of end users in general decision makers as well as other internal users. Thus, end users could foster the
market signals while they received information from the monitoring process enhancing the virtuous circle described Above all the instruments and tools
by the end users, it will be difficult for enterprises to enforce their own policies that are related to HR, legal scope and context,
-tantly, end users. This is an ideal opportunity to define all the components of the BYOD program 14
of the network to get the manufacturer and the end user closer and in direct communication, drastically reducing the need for intermediaries in the sale of
products as well as end users. The ideas and projects developed internally are only a part of the value that can be generated by the company;
communication between end users and medical professionals, safety and security applications, utility functions, and industrial uses are examples where
and end users in markets ranging from healthcare to utilities. The heavily regulated energy markets, in particular, face a range of issues
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