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You are an international MIS consultant and have been asked to brief a potential client on the role of mobile computing in corporate MIS over the next three years. Describe four [4] areas of corporate MIS which will be affected by developments in mobile computing over this period. For one [1] of these areas, produce a detailed plan describing how this area could be integrated into the client’s corporate MIS strategy. You should state any assumptions which you make. [6 Marks]

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Today, we’re on the brink of a new digital paradigm, where the capabilities of our technology are beginning to outstrip our own. Computers are deciding which products to stock on shelves, performing legal discovery and even winning game shows. They will soon be driving our cars and making medical diagnoses. Here are five trends that are driving it all.

No-Touch Interfaces

We’ve gotten used to the idea that computers are machines that we operate with our hands. Just as we Gen Xers became comfortable with keyboards and mouses, Today’s millennial generation has learned to text at blazing speed. Each new iteration of technology has required new skills to use it proficiently.

Native Content

While over the past several years technology has become more local, social and mobile, the new digital battlefield will be fought in the living room, with Netflix NFLX +3.57%, Amazon, Microsoft MSFT +3.34%, Google GOOG +2.71%, Apple AAPL +8.69% and the cable companies all vying to produce a dominant model for delivering consumer entertainment.

Massively Online

In the last decade, massively multiplayer online games such as World of Warcraft became all the rage. Rather than simply play against the computer, you could play with thousands of others in real time. It can be incredibly engrossing (albeit a bit unsettling when you realize that the vicious barbarian you’ve been marauding around with is actually a 14 year-old girl).

The Web of Things

Probably the most pervasive trend is the Web of Things, where just about everything we interact with becomes a computable entity. Our homes, our cars and even objects on the street will interact with our smartphones and with each other, seamlessly.