Titlebook: Business in a Virtual World; Exploiting Informati Fiona Czerniawska,Gavin Potter Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93004-1be replaced by programs called genetic algorithms, which employ Darwinian principles of evolution literally to breed better designs within the computer. These changes are radically improving the profitability of the companies that embrace them. Not only do they reduce costs, but – and in most cases,

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Beatmung: Indikation und Technikevolutionary change, and that those organisations that embrace these changes will prosper and those that do not will fail. The subject of this chapter is how to identify when and where such changes might occur and how you can be first to exploit them.

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The Competitive Advantage of Informationl the computers across London’: bank account details, share accounts, credit card numbers – it is information, not gold, which he is after. Of course, on this occasion the good guy wins, but it probably won’t be long until someone tries something like this for real.

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Getting the Foundations Rightng as the next hardware-killing application); accommodating new users and responding to new competitors demand new technological changes; new methods of collecting information continue to generate vast quantities of data that can be ignored only at your peril.

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Book 1998 individual customers or changing the price of airline tickets minute by minute to take advantage of changes in demand. The implications for management are huge yet most companies are still at the early stages of trying to understand how they can extract maximum value for their information assets. T