A Network of Social
Content
A network of of social interactions interactions and and personal relationship A dedicated dedicated website website or other application other application which which enables enables users users to communicate communicate with with each other by by posting information, comments comments,, messages messages,, images, etc.
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http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/denition/english/social-network
Online, Online, social networks and blogs are now the 4th most popular kinds of online activities. activities. 73% of the world online population is now visiting them and the time they’re spending on them is growing growing by three times the overall growth rate of the internet. internet. ocial ocial networks are now visited more often than personal email is read. ome social networks have grown to such enormous proportions that they rival entire countries in terms of population!if "acebook, "aceb ook, for e#ample, e#a mple, was a country, it would be the fifth$most$populated in the world right between &ndonesia and 'ra(il). *here’s a lot of variety out there in the realm of social network design. ome sites keep a very professional approach like +inked&n) +inked&n) while while other otherss have have a more more orga organi nic, c, free free$f $for orm m look look like ypace). ypace). ost ost site sitess fall fall some somewh wher eree in betw betwee een, n, mi#i mi#ing ng prof profes essi sion onal alis ism m with with personali(ation like "acebook ). ).
http://playgen.com/social-network-des http://playgen.com /social-network-design-examples ign-examples-and-best-practis -and-best-practise/ e/
http://www.dor.gov.np/hmis.html
& Department of Roads is planning to go for a major transformation towards a wide and broad, computer based Management Information System MIS!. MIS consists of application like "uman Resource Management System, the road network related database management systems and de#elopment and maintenance of intranet and web$site.%ut we should not forget that regular maintenance for a long$term sustainability of a system is far more important than one time huge in#estment in the establishment of the system itself.
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"MIS is in the process of updating data based &IS Mapping of 'epal Road Statistics in two scales ()*+ and ()+ in tens of details of the data. -he projection system adopted is the modified uni#ersal -rans#erse mercator projection on #erest spheroid (/0 ha#ing 1one width of 0 degrees as per department of sur#ey. attribute data like AAD-, IRI, SDI pa#ement type %-,&R,R! etc will also be incorporated into the &IS Database .
grievances on past e#periences. &t may reuire addressing specific concerns in an online forum should a customer use this approach.
/sers of social networking site will have the opportunity to use the services provided by 012 faster, easy and economical as well as 012 will be able to overcome the weakness of their system, because often the user will provide comments on the problem such as information can be delivered more uickly and cheaply and to create and monitor standards for uality performance
*he threat from web$borne viruses and malware are often overlooked by the company. ackers are attracted to social networking sites because they see the potential to commit fraud and launch spam and malware attacks. ccording to "acebook 5ompany, there are tens of thousands of applications available for face book may make every effort to provide protection against malware, these third$party applications may not all be safe. ome of the application has the potential to be used to infect computers with malicious code which in turn can be used to collect data from the user’s site. essaging on social networking sites is also a concern and the 6oobface worm is. One e#ample of how message are used to spread malicious code and worms.
arcia midon +usted, 899), ocial :etworking ; yspace, "acebook, < *witter,
ari 6esselring, innesota /.
=awn hah, 898), ocial :etworking for 'usiness ; 5hoosing the =ight *ools and =esources to "it >our :eeds, ?earson 1ducation, &nc. :ew @ersey
A..899) *0 5apital 'hd *05), retrieve @une 9B, 89B. "rom http;CCwww.mtdcap.com
A..899) ?lus 1#pressways 'erhad, retrieve :ovember @une 9B, 89B. "rom http;CCwww.plus.com.my
A..899) -& olutions for ighway and =oadway anagement, retrieve @une 9B, 89B. "rom http;CCwww.esri.com
A..899) ighway anagement ervices +td., retrieve @une 9B, 89B. "rom http;CCwww.highwaymanagement.com
A9DD4) anagement &nformation ystems; ynthesis of *ransit ?ractice, retrieve @une 9B, 89B
