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Online assessment

Online assessment refers to assessment activity which requires the use of the internet. In reality few high stakes assessment sessions are actually conducted online in real time but the transfer of data prior to and after the assessment session is conducted via the internet. There are many examples of practice and diagnostic tests being run [...]

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Computer-Based Assessment

Computer-Based Assessment refers to assessment which is built around the use of a computer; the use of a computer is always intrinsic to this type of assessment. This can relate to assessment of IT practical skills or more commonly the on screen presentation of knowledge tests. The defining factor is that the computer is marking [...]

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Computer Assisted/Mediated Assessment

Computer Assisted/Mediated Assessment refers to any application of computers within the assessment process; the role of the computer may be extrinsic or intrinsic. It is, therefore, a synonym for e-assessment which also describes a wide range of computer-related activities. Within this definition the computer often plays no part in the actual assessment of responses but [...]

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IT is a major thrust area for the Government of India

IT is one of the Government of India’s top five priorities. The National IT Task Force submitted its 108 point Action Plan to promote IT in the country. The Government of India has approved the plan and is in the process of implementing it. A separate Ministry of Information Technology is set up to expedite [...]

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E-CRM

The rules of the game have changed for CRM. Customer demand for increased value, greater convenience, and more control over products and services, along with heightened pressure from competitors, have increased customer acquisition costs and decreased customer and brand loyalty. At the same time, advancements in technology have enabled the cost-effective distribution of huge amounts [...]

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Potential of E-CRM Industry

The following statistics highlight the importance and potential of the e-CRM industry. General Motors (GM) receives about 100,000 emails from its     customers, every day. According to IDC and Forrester worldwide investment in ecrm solutions will reach $11 billion to $14 billion annually by 2003. And the payoff is significant. Jupiter Communications survey of companies who [...]

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Key Aspects of e-CRM

To achieve positive results from eCRM efforts, companies must develop a comprehensive strategy for managing and utilizing customer knowledge. This strategy should include three key objectives: Know Your Customer   Know Your Customer is about understanding your individual customer’s value and needs. This understanding comes only from collecting information that customers provide in their interactions [...]

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What is ERP?

  ERP or Enterprise Resource Planning is IT software that integrates business activities across an enterprise—from product planning, parts purchasing, inventory control, and product distribution, to order tracking. ERP may also include application modules for the finance, accounting and human resources aspects of a business. SAP and Oracle are the two ERP leading vendors.   [...]

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Stages of the buying behaviour of consumers

Often when we think of advertising, we just think of great ads that make us laugh or engage us in some manner. We tend to judge ads by these simple criteria. However, a far more powerful way to look at advertising is by understanding that advertising is a communication task, with specific communication objectives, and [...]

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Postnatal Environment

Postnatal Environment The postnatal environment is also known as the external environment or social environment. It refers to the various factors in the external world that affect a person’s growth and development.   The different environmental factors that affect personality are: (1) Family environment (2) Social environment (3) School environment (4) Cultural environment  

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