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Month: August 2017

EDP Industry

EDP Industry

Field tests confirm high efficiency Balingen the Bizerba-system solution at butcher Hafele, 09th October 2010 – Bizerba from the pure hardware provider to a provider of system solutions is transformed In the 21st century. New technologies will focus on intelligent games together hard – and software. A pilot project in cooperation with the butcher shop proves the efficiency of the software modules RetailImpact Hafele and RetailMall: Scales become intelligent shopping consultants, advertising leads to significant increases in turnover on their displays, and a dialog allows the central distribution responsive acquisition of goods flows in real time. The open structure of the software also introduces a paradigm shift in the retail world: so can in existing EDP easily be integrated infrastructure, easily expanded by third-party and taken even on PC scales of other manufacturers in operation. As for all sectors today’s economic situation poses opportunities and risks for the meat processing industry at the same time. The markets are larger and the pressure of the competition stronger. Consumers are increasingly empowered and more question food products before they put them in the shopping scale. This is no longer a small elite, but to a wide layer of buyer.

In this new economic environment, the use of IT technologies ensures the optimum marketing of products only. In the Centre of the attention of the twenty-first century intelligent games together hard – and software, most technology manufacturers are shifting accordingly from pure hardware vendors, suppliers of system solutions. So the companies Bizerba from Balingen. Since 1866, the company is known for the industry and the food industry to produce high-quality scales. Recently, the scales here can weigh much more than just.

You are intelligent communication platforms that are in constant dialogue with the central distribution. And in the Center are the software modules RetailImpact and RetailMall.

Web Media

Web Media

The boom of social networks online, the incursion of organizations of any kind in these, the management of image and branding in virtual environments, and horizontal and direct communication with the public in social media, has demanded the presence of a figure that assumes these responsibilities, the community manager or Community Manager. Since it is a topic that the date is in full debate and a variety of opinions and positions in a fragmented speech, this document aims at structuring a dissertation as exhaustive as possible about this profile, from a revision to the existing literature, and which in turn provide answers to the concernsjust natural, arising around it. The corporate website to social media initially is noted, the term organization is not only used as a synonym for company, but it also includes entities without spirit of profit, NGO, supranational institutions, multinational corporations and even public figures to government entities, (singers, writers, actors, political) As says German Radillo (Mexico, 2010) until the end of the 1990s organizations that migrated to the Internet were not aware of the online conversations their public carrying out (or who were leading them, the influencers), i.e., not listened to them. The advent of Web 2.0 and the explosion of social media on the Internet as a tool for communication between people, attracted the interest of companies. The Association Spanish of responsible of communities Online a AERCO (2009), says that the share of Internet consumption continues to grow, but the error of this measurement is that the Internet is not a medium plus. It is an infrastructure on which to build media, or seen in another way, as stated by Jessica Judex (2010) the Agency UM (Colombia), as well as eight or ten years ago it was essential for a business to have a website, today is it having an active role in a social network.