Web 2.0 - Assigment

1. Management Information System
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3. ZDNet
It is consider an anomaly among blogs. Founded in 1991, formerly on
CompuServe and Prodigy, ZDNet. They focus heavily on the usual suspects
(Apple, Microsoft, Google), ZDNet also features product reviews, software
downloads and tons of news and analysis on tech businesses and issues. As
personal opinion it is important because it shows reliable information such as
breaking news, analysis, and research that keeps business technology
professionals in touch with the latest IT trends, issues and event

4. GIGAOM
 one of the largest blogs worldwide, and it’s all due to focusing
on what’s new. News and analysis on Web 2.0, technologies
and startups, social media, gaming you name it, GigaOM has it
covered. That’s what happens when you have a team of 12
technology-obsessed writers (six of which have authored over
100 posts each). It is important because it maintains the user
and readers updated about new trends and tech.

5. Techspot
 TechSpot delivers breaking tech news and
analysis to an audience of professionals and
enthusiasts who crave for technical depth and
want to learn about the latest digital trends.
TechSpot's news coverage is complemented
by comprehensive product
reviews, guides and long form
features, software recommendations, and a
massive product database. TechSpot is also
a tech enthusiast community at heart, with
hundreds of active discussions posted daily by
our readers. I think Techsport is leading as a
tech blog. Because it has thousand of power
user, tech enthusiasts, It decision maker and
also gamers. Right now is over 6 million
readers every month

6. Harvard business review
 If you want great content about leadership, entrepreneurship and
innovation there is plenty to read on hbr.org They have a ton of experts and
regular writers who examine all aspects of building a growth engine for
your business. What I Like About It: They do a great job with categorizing
the content so that you are reading exactly what you are interested in.

7. Hubspot’s Marketing Blog
 A great resource for marketing is Hubspot’s Marketing Blog.
Hubspot is one of the thought leaders in the marketing world,
and constantly releases reports, data, and research that people
around the world quote. What I Like About It: While Hubspot’s
Marketing Blog provides really insightful content, it’s not the only
valuable resource there. There’s also a Sales Blog, as well as
an Agency Blog, and more free marketing resources than you
have time to read.

8. Quora
 Quora is a Q&A site where experts actually take the time to seriously
answer your questions. You can follow topics like "startups" and
"entrepreneurship" and people like Fred Wilson or Mark
Zuckerberg. Answers get voted up by the community so that only
the best ones shine. You can find answers to questions like "What is
the best way to prepare yourself for entrepreneurship?" or "What are
some tips on connecting with high-profile people that can help your
startup?"

9. Buzzfeed
 is an American internet media
company based in New York City.
The firm describes itself as a "social
news and entertainment company"
with a focus on digital
media and digital technology in order
to provide "the most shareable
breaking news, original reporting,
entertainment, and video." BuzzFeed
was founded in 2006 as a viral lab,
focusing on tracking viral content,
by Jonah Peretti and John S.
Johnson III.

10. Slash Film
 site for any cinephile. Movie news and reviews are the driving
force behind the site, and they run the gamut from mainstream
to indie. All the latest trailers are collected and displayed for
your enjoyment, and the Slash Filmcast is another strong
point. In the latter section, Devindra Hardawar, Adam Quigley,
and David Chen talk about significant TV and movie-related
events from the previous week. There are hundreds of
filmcasts to choose from, and most run at least an hour and a
half.

11. Reddit
 is an American social news aggregation, web content rating,
and discussion website. Reddit's registered community members can submit
content, such as text posts or direct links. Registered users can then vote
submissions up or down to organize the posts and determine their position on
the site's pages. The submissions with the most positive votes appear on the
front page or the top of a category. Content entries are organized by areas of
interest called "subreddits". The subreddit topics include news, science,
gaming, movies, music, books, fitness, food, and image-sharing, among many
others.

12. Collective Intelligence
 Wikipedia Definition
 Collective intelligence

13. Definition Of MIS in Wikipedia

14. Importance of collective intelligence
 is shared or group intelligence that emerges from the collaboration, collective
efforts, and competition of many individuals and appears in consensus
decision making. Collective intelligence as groups of individuals acting
collectively in ways that seem intelligent. By that definition, of course,
collective intelligence has been around for a very long time. Families,
companies, countries, and armies: those are all examples of groups of people
working together in ways that at least sometimes seem intelligent. It is
important because knowledge and intelligence can facilitate process by
acquiring easier the information. The reason is because working in groups
allows to combine the knowledge that everyone had gotten and take a lot of
time reduced to the combination of ideas.

15. Collaboration Tools
 Google Drive

16. Google Drive
 Main utilities: storage, files in
cloud, offline work, presentations,
share information.
 is a file
storage and synchronization
service developed
by Google. Google Drive allows
users to store files in the cloud,
synchronize files across devices,
and share files. In addition to
a website, Google Drive offers
apps with offline capabilities
for Windows and macOS
computers, and Android
and iOS smartphones and tablets.
Google Drive
encompasses Google Docs,
Sheets and Slides, an office
suite that permits collaborative
editing of documents,
spreadsheets, presentations,
drawings, forms, and more.

17. Dropbox
 Main utilities: cloud storage, backups,
share documents.
 is a personal cloud storage service
(sometimes referred to as an online
backup service) that is frequently used
for file sharing and collaboration. The
Dropbox application is available for
Windows, Macintosh and Linux desktop
operating systems. Is a cloud storage
service that enables users to store files
on remote cloud servers and the ability to
share files within a synchronized format.
In my case I use dropbox for my
cellphone.

18.  Main utilities: note taking, voice memos,
organize them all, handwritten. And files that
can be shared.
 Is an app designed for note taking,
organizing, and archiving. The app allows
users to create a "note" which can be a
piece of formatted text, a full webpage or
webpage excerpt, a photograph, a voice
memo, or a handwritten "ink" note. Notes
can also have file attachments. Notebooks
can be added to a stack while notes can be
sorted into a notebook, tagged, annotated,
edited, given comments, searched, and
exported as part of a notebook. As personal
advice I really recommend it. If the objective
is to be organized this is the perfect tool.
Evernote

19. Linkedin

20. Creation-Perfil- Contacts

21. Linkedin
 Features:
- Recommendation: A recommendation is a comment written by a LinkedIn member to
recognize or commend a colleague, business partner, or student. Viewers of your profile often
view the recommendations you've received on your profile to see what others have to say about
your work.
- Following: Following enables you to read, right in your homepage updates, what members
are sharing publicly on LinkedIn, and enables thought leaders to increase their audience.
And same for other people if they follow you.
- Groups: provide a place for professionals in the same industry or with similar interests to
share content, find answers, post and view jobs, make business contacts, and establish
themselves as industry experts.
- Company : Page that helps LinkedIn members learn about your business, brand, and job
opportunities. Any LinkedIn member can follow a Company Page.
- Job: we can search and apply for job opportunities based on keyword, title, or location. But
also allows you to communicate a job quickly and efficiently.

22.  What would be the importance of using a professional network such as
LinkedIn for your professional career ?
I consider as students we might become professionals soon and is necessary to
go according to the world trends. In this case, this tool is for people who want to
create a good list of contacts, and also find opportunities of jobs. Job is one of
the main issues that young people has after they graduates.Therefore, this tool
becomes an essential tool for us
How a professional network such as LinkedIn can boost your professional
networking ?
Linkedin right now is one of the best medias that proffesionals are using in order
to make networking. And it basically consist in giving the neccesary tools to
companies and person in generals to connect according to their needs. And lets
think for example if we want to connect with companies in the old way versus
using linkedin there is a huge difference and the boost is the possibility of
reduce time and make better contacts.

23. Blog tool
 Create a Blog- Personal Hobbies
 How can it boost the digital presence?

24.  https://wordpress.com/read/feeds/64075684/posts/1413359524

25. Ecommerce - Shopify
 Register and Explore in Shopify
 Main features

26. Shopify- Registration and explore

27. Main features of Shopify
 Is an ecommerce solution for bussines, and any person who has
the spirti of being an intrepeneur. Shopify gives the right tools to
connect and be able to sell anything, and also buy something
that we might be interesed on it. And the differences between
shopify and otrher webs such as amazon or ebay is that this one
is focus in the branch of business. As summary enables
individuals and businesses to create online stores.

28. Summary
 Blogs

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