Samsung Electronics in the fourth quarter achieved a high profit of $4.7 billion. The factor responsible for this success is the huge sales of Smartphones. The organization also gave credit to its flagship handset devices, the Galaxy S2 and the Galaxy Note for profit generation in the sphere of telecom business. It has been estimated that the telecom business earned profit revenue of $2.35 billion that is 264 trillion. Samsung made its foray into the market of Smartphones in only 2010 and at present it is making best efforts to dominate solely the Smartphone market. Thus it …
Significant Increase in Samsung’s Profit Revenue
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2012: The Year of New Mobile Technology Trends
The use of mobile technology and mobile applications are increasing at a rapid pace. It has been estimated that the mobile applications would be responsible for a revenue of 15.9$ billion. According to the prediction of Gartner, the reputed organizations would try out the modern applications to seize every opportunity related to sales and marketing. Sandy Shen, the Research Director of Gartner Inc, stated that “Mobile applications will be a highly competitive marketplace that attracts the interest of many stakeholders,”. He also said that “Increasingly, mobile applications will define the user experience on high-end devices and device vendors …
Load Balanced Data Centers: Not the Ideal Solution
Load balancing refers to the method related to the distribution of the service requests or the processes across all the devices prevalent within a single network. It also adverts to the distribution of the all incoming requests related to the HTTP across all the web servers existent within the server farm, to prevent the server from getting loaded with excess load. The providers of cloud services are making use of the load-balanced data centers to recover from any kind of disaster. Organizations are opting for private clouds, which are all load balanced as far as their datacenters are …
