Monday 23 April 2012

Week 5

Week 5



1) What is the Mobile phone use /100 population - compare Australia, USA, China, India, Your Country

Australia 104.96, Thailand 92.01, USA 86.79, China 47.95 and India 29.36




2) Internet use / 100 population - compare Australia, USA, China, India, Your Country
USA 74, Australia 71.98, Thailand 23.89, China 22.28 and India 4.38

http://www.networkedreadiness.com/gitr/main/analysis/showcountrydetails.cfm


3) Compare main strengths and weaknesses of Australia or your home country in the survey
 
The main strengths of Australia in the survey are that overall Australia is fairly technology ready. Also Australian Government readiness and usage have been ranked both within the top 15. The weakness of Australia in the survey is that the individual and government Information Technology usage is ranked higher than Australian businesses as well as their readiness. This might result in Australian businesses been left behind in Information Technology. Apart from that there does not appear to be many weaknesses as Australia’s ranking are all good.
 

4) What does the survey suggest to you about the Information Technology readiness of Australian business compared to Australian consumers?
 
Information Technology readiness of Australian business is ranked lower in the world at 22 compared with Information Technology readiness of Australian consumers who rank 13 in the world. This suggests that Australian businesses are not as Information Technology ready as Australian consumers

Week 4

Week 4


1) Looking at the site usage, what does the terms visits, page views and pages/visit mean? What does the bounce rate mean and does it vary much from day to day?

Visits are visits to the site - they are not page-specific A page view occurs every time that page is loaded into a browser. A single person could view the same page and each view would count as a separate page view. A visit on the other hand is essentially a "collection" of page views. Bounce rate is the percentage of single-page visits or visits in which the person left your site from the entrance (landing) page. It varies quite a lot from day to day.

2) Now look at the traffic sources report. What are the three sources of traffic and where has most of the traffic come from?

Search, referral and direct Most traffic is from referrals (Blog post) , direct for folio spaces



3) What was the most popular web browser used to access the site?

Firefox (Blog-post), explorer (folio spaces)



4) How many countries did visitors to Folio spaces come from and what were the top four countries?

10 altogether, top 4 were UK, Australia, US and Canada


5) Having clicked every possible link on my analytic, make a few comments on (a) What you can track, (b) What you can track over time and (c) What you can’t track.

Later I will post the answers!


6) What do the following terms mean? These are just a few, you may like to add some more and perhaps include them on the Moodle glossary.

High bounce rate - The percentage of people who visit the first page and then leave is quite high 
Cookie – a stream a data transferred between the sites server and the computer the user is using

Hyperlink – a link that take you to another web page when you click on it

Page-view – request for a specific page by a visitor

Session – each time a visitor visits the site

Unique Visitors (or Absolute Unique Visitors) – the amount of individual users that visit a site

URL- web address

Visitor – user of a web site



Tuesday 10 April 2012

Week 3

1.  In two paragraphs explain why a customer centric Web site design is so important, yet so difficult to accomplish.

In the digital world, many customer alway thought the web site to purchase their faviour items.  This is very common today.   But if you want to create your business web site,  you have to be expressed in a very sort of narrow digital construct.  And, not just transactions, but a whole set of business processes that need to be expressed in the digital format.  We are beginning to understand some of the more or less standardized of how to do this well.  According some early work by an industry analyst, Jodie Dalgleish, who wrote a book call "Customer Effective Web Site", she talks about 5 basic things that users are generally looking for: 1) Evaluate completing business and products;  2) Select a product and make a transaction; 3) Help; 4) Feeback.  This is very important to help the customers and the users to make a decision are important what are valued.  So being able to search through products in atargeted way to browse through them, to compare them, mix and match them, to understand how various ancillary products and services may fit in with their particular product - understanding everything that you possibly can about that product or service before having to make a decision seems to be a critical element in designing a successful business process.

But at the same time, there are a fairly complicated process for a few reason, there are a lot of detail to this: shipping cost, shipping time; warranties; in stock; out of stock and people are purchasing something as a gift for someone else, and so there might be a separate shipping from a billing address. So, at a few reason of above, you will very difficult to keep it smoothly.  In addition, we create many message and set to custome by e-mail that they many customer to get filtered out as spam. And the last point of difficult to accomplish is to make the web visually compelling, but to the extent that it's over-designed or that the visual appeal trumps the practicality of expressing a complex business process well.

http://digitalenterprise.org/podcasts/design.mp3

For more information, please visit: digitalenterprise.org

2.  Define the term 'presence'.  Write an additional paragraph that describes why firms that do business on the Web should be more concerned about presence than firms that operate in the physical world.

The term of presence, it mean that the company is exist in somewhere.  Customer can easy to find thenm on outside.   Running the business on the Web is more concerned about presence and operate in the physical world.  It means that in the physical world that a firm is not famous or nobody know.  What is a firm exist except when a customer go to on-line to find it.  This is very difficult to find and they do not how to find.  On the other hand, a firm run a business with presence and operate in the physical world.  It mean that the customers are easy to find a firm and know what they can buy.  In addition, a firm had on-line for the customers who are busy on the day times, they can easy to get a firm's information from the website.  They can easy to purchase the items from the web.

3.  Write three paragraphs to briefly describe the things that Real Estate Agents can best accomplish through 1) their web sites 2) mass media advertising 3) personal contact.

1)  Real Estate Agents web sites are consistency, logical. 
2) Mass media advertising: they through newspaper, magazine, on-line, radio, word of mouth and television.
3) Personal contact: They had created a customer's feedback, which is a customer feefback form.  It provide customer's e-mail address, comments and they also created some questions about the products.