Business Driven Technology
Business Driven Technology
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ISBN: 9781259567322
Author: Paige Baltzan Instructor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Facebook’s business decision:

  • No, decision of Facebook cannot be considered as wise.
  • The coal-fired power stations may pose serious threat to non-renewable energy source.
  • Huge amount of coal is been used by the utility and hence it cannot be recovered or recycled.
  • A sustainable substructure would identify ways to grow company in terms of calculating resources.

Alternative energy sources:

  • A smart grid can be used as a standby energy source.
  • It would carry electricity using digital technology that is two-way.
  • It has feature of remote monitoring, analyzing and power transmission control.

Facebook’s core customers:

  • No, the core customers of Facebook have no concern about environment...

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