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Emerging
technologies in
ICT – business
uses
An overview of six
emerging technologies
Teacher File
Cloud
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By renting processing or storage capacity from
service providers with massive external servers,
using cloud technology eliminates the cost of
purchasing and supporting additional in-house
servers.
Cloud computing also releases some of an
organization's existing infrastructure, freeing it for
projects focused on innovation and growth, rather
than day-to-day operations.
Renting software that users can access online
rather than installing it on their PCs or laptops
reduces purchasing, support and upgrade costs.
Programming for cloud
computing only
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Although cloud computing gives
organisations immediate access to unlimited
processing and storage power when they
need to scale up their operations, the
applications to fully exploit cloud have not yet
caught up.
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Currently, developers are converting existing
programs to run on cloud, rather than
creating new types of applications that could
only work in the cloud environment.
Social
 Social-media
networks such as Facebook
and Twitter are well established in the
consumer sector.
 These networks are now emerging as
powerful business tools for applications
such as marketing, customer-relationship
management, collaboration, recruitment
and product development.
Mobile
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The launch of increasingly-powerful tablet PCs and
smartphones is making mobile working a strong
emerging trend.
As IT managers develop enterprise-strength
security solutions for these devices, organisations
are allowing employees to use them to access
corporate data and applications.
Smartphones are beginning to feature 3-D
imagery. Special software converts images from 2D and allows users to view them without needing
special glasses. Think of the Nintendo 3DS.
Search
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The sheer volume of data from social media is
creating a challenge for search-engine providers
and users.
Data from social networks, blogs and news feeds
can provide useful information for companies,
helping identify and monitor trends and attitudes.
The problem is how to categorise and rank that
information while it remains fresh and useful.
Developers are working on real-time search
techniques to overcome that challenge and
make social media useful for research.
Analytics
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The search for greater business insight from the vast amount
of available data is generating interest in analytics, in other
words what could all this data mean?
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Cloud computing gives organisations the ability to collect,
store and distribute greater volumes of data.
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Using analytics will enable organisations to differentiate
themselves by creating more value from that data.
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Analytics help organisations build a more detailed
understanding of customer needs, enabling them to
develop customer-focused solutions and improve the
precision of marketing communications.
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That ability can accelerate revenue growth and improve
profitability.