`How internet Helped to grow global villager ???

It seems every individual spends a great deal of their time looking for a way out.
Whether it is because they just need some time away or are just incredibly tired of their
status in life everyone at some point feels they need to just escape. Now through
technology most individuals need to look no farther than their own computers and
network of possibilities that is the internet. The illusion of actually being able to go
somewhere else is very appealing. The internet allows people to 'meet' others like
themselves, to research almost any topic ever written about, or to play entertaining
games. The term 'cyberspace' was coined because the illusion is so convincing that
people become under the impression that they are in another place that etends past
the monitor sitting in front of them. !ome seem to visit cyberspace from time to time
while others are so drawn to it they become almost addicted. "ither way the attraction is
there and because of that people always seem to find their way back.
In this day and age we, as a global community, are growing at a super fast rate and
communication is a vital tool that aids us in defeating the distance barrier.
The Internet has started to change the way of the world during this decade. #ore
homes, companies, and schools are getting hooked online with the Internet during the
past few years. $ence making it accessible to almost everyone and predominantly used
in everyday life.
%y the sharing of information, the Internet has allowed a global society to eist within
cyberspace. & society not run by and governments or laws but contributed to by all the
users within it and accessible to everyone. &s it stands now, the Internet seems to be
the only truly democratic society in the world.
'yberspace is a global community of people using computers in networks supported by
the Internet. (ver )* million Web pages float throughout cyberspace. Never before has
information been so instant, and so global. !upporting many forms of relaying
information and communicating+ from sending electronic mail ,e-mail., reading the
works of !hakespeare, instantly talking to people on the other side of the world just by
typing, listening to music, ordering food / products, paying bills, reading newspapers,
and so on, the internet offers a world of information available at the users fingertips. It is
an elaborate source of education, information, entertainment, and communication. %ut
the one characteristic of internet use that makes it one of the most powerful, and
possibly threatening, mediums in the world is that anyone who has access to it is also
able to 'publish' anything they wish on it.
& major principal of law and order is to control a certain area and population. 0aws that
apply to one state or province don't necessarily apply to another. &n interesting 1uality
that the Internet has is that even in countries where freedom of speech is not a reality,
the Internet can't be censored by law ,however, perhaps it can by fear.. $ence, the
Internet makes it possible to document information, which under no other circumstances
would have been possible to document.
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& !W(T analysis is an integral part of a company's strategic planning process because
it provides a good all-around view of the company's current and forward-looking
situation. The strengths ,!. and weaknesses ,W. sections provide a look at the
company's current position. The opportunities ,(. and threats ,T. sections help the
company project possibilities and challenges going forward. "ach of these four sections
has specific advantages to the overall analysis.
!trengths
The strengths section allows the company to consider its competitive advantages in the
marketplace. These advantages are typically a focal point of the company's operation
and strategic planning. They also often coincide with the way the company markets. 5or
instance, companies that have strengths related to manufacturing and production
1uality often promote themselves as high-1uality brands. 'ompanies that have very
efficient distribution systems and good bargaining power with suppliers as strengths can
often leverage those to provide low costs to buyers.
Weaknesses
It may seem counterintuitive that a company would see advantages in assessing its
weaknesses, but understanding them makes them easier to deal with. 6enerally,
companies have two approaches to dealing with weaknesses. They can either seek to
improve them if those weaknesses restrict the company from implementing its
strategies to achieve objectives. (r, they reali7e that their weaknesses are simply a part
of the overall business approach and company leaders try to downplay those
weaknesses in marketing their brand.
(pportunities
The opportunities section is critical to development of company strategies as it helps the
company identify ways to improve and grow. 'onstantly reviewing market opportunities
helps companies take advantage of emerging markets or changes in the marketplace
that the company has strengths to match. These are significant advantages over
companies that fail to routinely assess opportunities and miss out on the ability to gain
new business, market share and access to capital.
Threats
&gain, analy7ing threats to your business is not a fun part of a !W(T analysis, but it
helps the company insulate itself as well as possible from eternal threats. The
environment, regulations, technology and trends are among possible factors that can
threaten the viability and ongoing success of a business. %y assessing these risks and
challenges, company leaders can better prepare them or decide how to respond from a
strategic standpoint.
Case :
1. Value and ethics defines the organizational social corporate responsibility. Here we
define it in our work culture and environent.
!n case of "#$%& they have defined it as coitent of business to contribute to
sustainable econoic developent working with eployees& their faily and local
counity ans society at larget to iprove the 'uality of life& in ways that are good for
business and good for developent.
(hey have define it everywhere in the business operation process to aintain it.