Business Word Webs 2014 by Mr Coakley

KAREEM Y11

georgcoakley — 2013-11-19 15:11:39 UTC

In my hypothesis I think that the PS 4 has the potential to change gaming entertainment from the resource itself as an elite gaming console and ultimately transfer gaming into a brighter future.

LEAH Y12

georgcoakley — 2013-11-20 10:29:11 UTC

I think that the PS4 has an apparent potential to be popular with teenage boys however i think that it is an unnecessaryresource.

SHANNON Y12

georgcoakley — 2013-11-20 10:31:34 UTC

From the video above I have learned that the PS4 has potential as it already topping the gamers charts and it is not even out yet. The PS3 was clearly used as the resource when making the PS4 as it shares some similarities. People will definitely transfer in their PS3 for a PS4.

LAURIE Y12

georgcoakley — 2013-11-20 10:35:17 UTC

The artist impression of the westgate would be a useful resource, with lots of potential and it has an apparent reason to be transformed. Although it would mean alot of transfer hassle with the current shops.

SHANNON Y10

georgcoakley — 2013-11-20 15:13:00 UTC

My hypothesis/prediction for the PS4 is it the potential to sell in the millions , but my question is what resources did they use to make this amazing bit of tech ?? The apparent transfer of games into reality is just amazing!

SHANNON Y12

georgcoakley — 2013-11-21 10:02:40 UTC

I think the new news sources do have potential but I was very surprised when I saw less the 50% of people get there news from Facebook. I think most of the people putting things from the news onto social sites get the resources from the news on TV. Soon enough people will transfer their TV's in for a laptop or computer to watch the news as it is quicker and you can rewind and watch it over and over. Computer will soon turn apparent to the news.

LAURIE Y12

georgcoakley — 2013-11-22 09:49:59 UTC

Life at google has alot of potential to make employees enjoy coming to work. The resources used allows workers to be able to do lots of things and enjoy themselves when at work and it is also apparent that workers at google are happy working the way they do and being allowed to do what they want.

SIANNE Y11

georgcoakley — 2013-11-22 09:53:22 UTC

i get my news from twitter as it is the place where it has the best potential of me finding something new that i like. twitter is really resourceful and it is always fun and intresting to look at as you can follow whoever you ant to then you end up finding something new that you like

LAUREN Y9

georgcoakley — 2013-11-22 11:35:21 UTC

I think nice offices are the key to productivity as it encourages the workers to relax and be more creative in their work. It is apparent that this office will encourage productivity and creativity.

LUKE M Y10

georgcoakley — 2013-11-26 10:24:27 UTC

Pick me!! Pick me!! project, integrate, subsequent, retain that's all the words of the week.

SHANTALE Y10

georgcoakley — 2013-11-26 10:26:03 UTC

I think this project is good because they have used loads of creativity to make people interested into using it.

GABRIEL Y10

georgcoakley — 2013-12-03 11:59:50 UTC

Tesco wants to integrate giraffes into their business

SAM B Y11

georgcoakley — 2013-12-03 12:01:46 UTC

: i think Tesco are striving to be more kid friendly with the 'giraffe' restaurant and also add value to the company with meals when you shop. possibly competing with rivals 'sainsbury's' who already have cafe's in chosen stores.

Bailey Crooks

2014-01-21 10:07:18 UTC

I think we are capable of this but it will be way to expensive.

Osvaldas Kavolis

2014-01-21 10:07:24 UTC

This is a good idea. But people will have to buy new cars and it will cost very very much

Seb

2014-01-21 10:07:56 UTC

It is a revolution

wez

2014-01-21 10:08:16 UTC

it would cost too much money to make everything, how would people cross this road if there is constant cars going thats one reason for traffic because people are trying to cross the road at the start of the traffic, and people like peace and quiet sometimes, how will they when theres cars there 24/7

Ryan White

2014-01-21 10:08:25 UTC

I think we are capable of producing this

Shannon p-b

2014-01-21 10:08:35 UTC

Its a good idea but its very temporary as who wants to have the same car as every body else , at first it might sell , after they have resolved the cars sensory problems , e.g when the bag blew in front of the car and the car stopped . It is a revelation in the car industry to be able to create a car that drives its self but if its not capable to reconise a plastic bag with out mistaking it for a child the idea is destined for a dump :)

Samuel M

2014-01-21 12:39:37 UTC

I think that this is a big revolution and that it will will take us a long time to use it. But I do think that we are capable of resolving the problem with traffic. Until then, we just have to put up with the temporary traffic.

sianne

2014-01-21 12:40:08 UTC

it seems like a revoloutionary idea but it will take away what people are normally capapble of. people will get lazy and will not be preforming to their maximum capability meaning that basic driving skills will not then be transfered to their children. if this car becomes the norm and everyone gets it then no one will kno how to drive in the near future as they will think that they do not need to. although the google car is only temporary right now soon the car will be everywhere and everyone will have one.if there was a major accident and the google car was not avaliable then the person in danger would have to call someone with a google car as they would not know how to drive themselves there. the car also makes it so tht people will then not know how to get from a to b

Jaime J

2014-01-21 12:41:27 UTC

I think that this idea could potentially resolve many problems including; traffic incidents, road fatalities and could speed up traffic in general. This would benefit pedestrians who have to cross roads everyday, and would also benefit people who travel a long way top work, as they are not held up in traffic. But overall I do disagree with this idea, because it may create a lazier, non-independent generation, which could transfer on and on. The idea seems revolutionary, but would not do us any good.

Shannon p-b

2014-02-04 10:07:33 UTC

Facebooks vision for the future could be to make external links , or even hotpots and arrange scenarios to keep people interested and registering for the site. mor

e market research could be done to get the users view on the next step forward .

Bailey Crooks

2014-02-04 10:07:47 UTC

Facebook should let us looks into the future with a amazing vision feature.

Wezley Bone

2014-02-04 10:09:39 UTC

I think facebook should create a new theme for its tenth birthday, new colour, new font, new lay out and house style. that would be interesting.

Lauren Baker

2014-02-11 11:52:25 UTC

Google Glass uses transmitting technology to make airways more efficient and personalized. In a six week trial the Google Glasses are being worn by Heathrow staff to take the Upper Class through the Check-in process

Ryan White REVEAL

2014-02-12 12:38:27 UTC

Flappy birds should have revealed it was shutting down earlier

luke mccormack

2014-02-12 12:38:34 UTC

i can REVEAL that the two businesses i am studying for my controlled assessment are Mini Plant Oxford and China Kitchen

Conor Brown

2014-02-12 12:40:22 UTC

The maker of flappy bird revealed that he could not take the stress of the game

Chelsey

2014-02-12 12:42:27 UTC

I can reveal that my two businesses i am studying for the controlled assessment are beyond beauty and mini plant oxford.

Shantale

2014-02-24 10:13:25 UTC

I don't think that facebook should of brought whatsapp for this amount of money because it's like bbm and i think they could of used the money to make something new but i also think it's a good thing because people can get hold of their friends and family if they haven't got bbm or anything and it's also free.

Ryan White

2014-02-24 10:14:57 UTC

Whats app has the potential to evolve

Bailey Crooks

2014-02-24 10:15:28 UTC

Whatsapp is going to evolve and become the biggest thing in america.

Wezley Bone

2014-02-24 10:15:43 UTC

i think Facebook should buy it because of how successful they have made Facebook, i think they should concentrate on building on whats-app for Facebook's tenth birthday. Facebook should use whats-app as a sidearm.

Corey Dolton

2014-02-24 10:16:21 UTC

WhatsApp is a waste of money. They should concentrate on improving Facebook instead.

Conor Brown

2014-02-24 10:17:11 UTC

I think that Facebook made the right decision because the company has potential but the just need to concentrate on getting it out and eventually the company will evolve into something bigger.

Kieran O'Donovan

2014-02-24 10:17:25 UTC

this is a long time investment has the potential to evolve over time

shannon pb

2014-02-24 10:17:49 UTC

i think is was a colossal waste of money because they could have given over two dollars to each person in the world just on the amount paid for one app that doesn't even make that much money . It was obvious that the previous owners of whatsap were not going to decline an over payment of a pointless app . I understand the main idea for facebook buying it to expand on an abstract idea .

Luke McCormack

2014-02-24 10:18:05 UTC

I think that What's App is worth 19 billion Dollars as Facebook will be looking to EVOLVE it and make it better.

Osvaldas Kavolis

2014-02-24 10:18:12 UTC

I think it is good that Facebook brought whats app because they can improve the app and hopefully get more people to use it.

Abigail Claptonb

2014-02-24 12:37:39 UTC

I think that Facebook went overboard with the total price paid for owning Whats App because I don't think that it is actually worth it. I suppose that Facebook aim to evolve the app further by letting their users make helpful suggestions on how it could be improved. If this app got any bigger, people in work and schools will lose concentration as they would be more worried about being on Whats App than doing what is needed to do. I do, however, think that the owners of Whats App were clever not to decline the offer of $19 billion.

Kimberley Harbert

2014-02-24 12:39:51 UTC

I think that it's good that Facebook brought whats app because then they can try and get more people to use whats app, then Facebook, and whats app might become more popular than Facebook!

liza jemal

2014-02-24 12:40:21 UTC

i think that it is a good idea because 2 companies that connect people can concentrate on making good profits and can evolve and will not decline

Charley Holland

2014-02-24 12:41:01 UTC

i think facebook shouldnt of bought whats app for around 12 billion pounds because its already owned by someone , they made it and now facebook has took advantage to own it and try to make it more sucessful , but also i agree with facebook buying whats app because where facebook has more and more people joining everyday , therefore they can make whats app more popular and have more gainers , but then again people may not feel convidence in uses a product from facebook because facebook could get hacked therefore your account and your whats app acount could be hacked and de activated.

Samanta Mitenberga

2014-02-24 12:43:07 UTC

Whatsapp could get the money back by improving whatsapp from free to needing to pay a price to own it. This could fail if people decline wanting to pay the price to own it.

Perry Milligan

2014-02-24 12:44:05 UTC

This wasnt a good buy because they have Concentrated on becoming bigger but the biger question do they have what it takes to evolve whatsapp into a bigger and better texting service if i was facebook i would decline the offer of 19 Billion

Tianna Peck

2014-02-24 12:45:07 UTC

callum

2014-02-24 12:45:34 UTC

whats app is one of the messaging and social chat systems which could really improve and change facebook, its also a great inovation of messaging as well plus when millions of people join. and its free aswell which is great for people who have no credit.

Lauren Baker

2014-02-24 12:45:34 UTC

Facebook have been CONCENTRATING on Whatsapp for some time. They will be able to ABSTRACT unique ideas. They will be able to EVOLVE Whatsapp beyond IDEOLOGY. They paid an enormous amount of money making Whatsapp unable to decline.

jamal wilsom

2014-02-24 12:46:14 UTC

I think that Facebook have wasted their money on whatsapp because Facebook have basically paid 19 billion dollars for a load of numbers, whatsapp didn't make any money from their app is a waste of money, Facebook should have spent all the 19 billion dollars on Facebook to make it better and to invite more people to have Facebook, this is a MASSIVE mistake.

Sinead

2014-02-24 18:51:26 UTC

Facebook bought whatsapp for 19 billions dollars, they could've just downloaded it for free

Shannon pb

2014-02-26 11:42:45 UTC

i think the brands are different colors to try and make there brand name more abstract and individual because there are lots of brands that just have plain simple logos that are not remembered but by a brand like coca cola adopting the color red it makes the customer automatically think of them when they see the color . it also shows that the brands are evolving to different ways of promoting their brands .

Lauren Baker

2014-02-28 13:11:54 UTC

The question of why the colours for various social networks have been chosen can be put down to a number of things. The ABSTRACT colours have EVOLVED from black and white. The colours have been CONCENTRATED on for many years. For example, some people believe that the reason so many social networks are blue, e.g. Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr, is to resemble to sky, however many DECLINE such ideas. The IDEOLOGY is to catch the eye of the users of the social networks and to make them seem welcome and encouraged.