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INFOSYS.110 BUSINESS SYSTEMS: DELIVERABLE 2: BUSINESS SECTION2014
Name Nan HaoNetID nhao892Group Number: 492Website Link: http://infosys1102014fcgroup492.blogspot.co.nz/
Time Spent on Assignment: 9 hours Word Count: 1,185
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TICKETS SCANNED APPLICATIONINTRODUCTION
In recent years with the increasing number of populations, every amusement places are full
of people, for examples, when a new movie releases, people are queuing up for tickets, but
they are sold out quickly. These tickets are also made by paper, with tickets sold out, we will
waste our trees resources. Our app can reduce these problems, we directly offer the online
tickets to put in your smart phones instead of paper tickers. When you start using our app,
you will not queue up again, it will save your time. You can also assit the world to save
resources.
3. BUSINESS SECTION
3.1 Vision
To save customers’ time and organize people to save paper resources in order to make a
world better place.
3.2 Industry Analysis: Mobile Application Manufacturing Industry
Industry: Mobile Application Manufacturing Industry. The mobile application
manufacturing industry is a indusrty since the smart phones around the world.
Force: High/Low: Justification:
Buyer power: High Buyer power is high as the rapid increase in the
number of mobile application. (Figge,S. 2012)
Supplier power: Low Supplier power is low as the increasing number of
mobile application developers . (Figge,S. 2012)
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Threat of new entrants: High The threat of new entrants is high as the entry
barriers are low. (Figge,S. 2012)
Threat of substitutes: Low The threat of substitutes will be low as although
there are numerous applications, our application
provide different benefit, we use online tickets to
completely replace paper tickets. (Itunes. 2011)
Rivalry among existing
competitors:
High Rivarly among existing competitors is high
because there is a ranking system for applications
that make customers diffcult to find our
application. (Figge,S. 2012)
Overall attractiveness of the industry: The overall attractiveness of the industry is high.
Although there is a high level of rivalry among existing competitors, people can enter the
industry with a low cost or even free cost to make their revenues. (Figge,S. 2012)
3.3 Customers and Their Needs
The majority customers interested in our application will be the people who like go the
entertainment places, such as cinemas, concerts and rugby fields. All ages people will like
our application, however, in order to use our application, they will need to have smart
phones or digital tablet to download it.The application will valuable to anyone who does not
want to enjoy their free time in the queue. It will help those environmentalists to advocate
their spirits.
3.4 The Product and Service
Our application is the product which deliver service of assisting customers to save their time
and paper resources. It will allow people to more fully enjoy their spare time and keep a
good mood before they go to entertainment places. It will also enable people to realise the
important significance of saving resources.
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3.5 Suppliers and Partners
In order to create this application, we will need a supplier who provide resources for
manufacturing application. After complete the apllication, it will also need a supplier who
offer resources for entering the market. For example, Appnext can be our good supplier, it
allows us to connect with advertisers directly. (Appnext. n.d.)The two vital partners can be
the Apple App Store and Android Market. These partners are important because they can
make application popular and well known. They can use technologies to improve the
downloads of our applications, such as their ranking systems to show which applications are
on the top list.(Matthew,S.2012)
3.6 Strategy: Cost Leadership
As we are in the mobile application manufacturing industry, anyone who owns a smart
phone can use our application, so we are in the broad market.
Our application will be low cost because most people are not pay money for a small, simple
application.
The overall strategy is therefore cost leadership.
3.7 Value Chain Activity: Service after the Sale
The most important value chain activity for this business is Service after the sale.
Since our vision is to save time and paper resources, we need a long relationship with our
customers. Service after the sale can assist us with this problem. It continues provide
customers support after the sale of products. With the upgrade of the application,
customers will gain more services and attract others to join with them.
3.8 Business Processes
3.8.1. FEEDBACK COLLACTION PROCESS - The feedback collection process is important
because our company need a long relationship with customers to make sure they are keep
interest in our application. According to their feedbacks, the company can also make some
upgrade ot application.
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Feedback Collection Process
3.8.2. APPLICATION ADVERTISEMENT PROCESS - The application advertisement process is
important because our application is a new product, we need people get to know it before
they download. Peolpe will not download a product they do not even know about it.
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Application Advertisement Process
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3.9 Functionalities
3.9.1. FEEDBACK COLLECTION PROCESS
Send email to customer support Upgrade the version of application
3.9.2. APPLICATION ADVERTISEMET PROCESS
Introduce the application. Email cutomers specific details and feedback questions.
3.10 Systems
3.10.1. FEEDBACK SUPPORT SYSTEM – This system assists business to improve their
applications and relationship with customers. The system will also mix and organize
different feedbacks together to save time.
3.10.2. TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT SYSTEM – After collect customers’ feedbacks, business will go
through this system to analysis feedbacks. According to these feedbacks, they will allow
technology support to create a new upgrade version application that assist company to
manage their relationship with customers.
3.10.3. TRANSACTION SUPPORT SYSTEM – This system allow customers simply understand
our application. With this system process and update existing information to customers,
business can save their time and spend more time on other subjects of manage application.
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3.11. Summary Table: Value Chain to Systems
Value Chain Activity
Processes Functionalities Specific Information System(s)
Broad Information System(s)
Service
after the
sale
1. Feedback collection process
1. Send email to customer support.
2. Upgrade the version of application.
Feedback support system
Technology support system
Customer relationship management system
Decision support system2. Application
advertisement
process
1. Introduce the application.
2. Email cutomers specific details and feedback questions.
Transaction support system
Decision support ststem
Transaction processing system
Decision support system
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CONCLUSION
With the implement of our application, people can save paper resources effectively. As we
known, if all the people in New Zealand use our application to fully replace paper tickets,
they will save about 12 million trees every year.(Wire&Twine,n.d) Customers can also enjoy
the upgrade of our products and attract more people to use our application. If everyone in
the world start to use this application, they will save plenty of time and resources.
REFERENCES
1. Figge,S. (2012). Triple Happiness. Analysis of the app market based on Michael Porter’s five competitive forces. Retrieved from http://3xhappiness.com/analysis-of-the-app-market-based-on-michael-porters-five-competitive-forces/
2. Itunes.(2011). Brown Paper Tickets Mobile Scanner. Retrieved from https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/brown-paper-tickets-mobile/id427095326?mt=8
3. Appnext.(n.d.). About us. Retrieved from http://www.appnext.com/what_we_do.html
4. Matthew,S.(2012). Google Play (Android Market) vs Apple App Store – 2012. Retrieved from http://www.androidauthority.com/google-play-vs-apple-app-store-2012-76566/
5. Wire&Twine.(n.d).50 Ways to help the Plant. Retrieved from http://www.wireandtwine.com/green/50/