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'i month ago Van LIU I Week 9 (After class discussion): System Conversions In this class, we have discussed different system conversion strategies. What kinds of companies are more suitableto adopt the direct conversion strategy, and what kinds of companies are more suitable to adopt phased conversion strategy? Please share your view here. Jianhui GUAN l month ago RE: Week 9 (After class discussion): System Conversions In my opinion, First ofall, those companies with small information system are suitable for direct conversion strategy. Beacuse they do not need to stand high risk of changing system and save implementation cost,time. What is more, ifthe company's current system is out of date or has a big problem that need to be stopped immediately, they also should use direct conversion strategy. While the iargefgiobal company should choose phased conversion strategy. Because these company have a complex and important information system. They have a large number of transactions and can not make any problem. Secondly bank or finance companyalso should consider phased strategy. They can apply the new system in one place or one function at first. if has any problem, they can go back to use old system. Phased strategy also can gain more suuport for company. Any company who want get the advantage can use phased strategy. Thank you~ Reply l Quote l I EmailAuthor ' Hideirepiyti unread) Yan LIU 1 month ago Week 10 (After class discussion): Last Mile Delivery for E-Commerce In this class, we have discussions on e-Commerce, and it has also been mentioned that the last-mile delivery, which ships the goods from e-retailer's warehouse to customers, is a big challenge. Do you know any solutions based on information systems and technologies that to tackle this last-mile delivery challenge for e-commerce? Please share them here. Reply 700 Shulin WANG 1 month ago RE: Week 10 (After class discussion): Last Mile Delivery for E-Commerce COLLAPSE m To solve the last mile of delivery now generally use intelligent express cabinet and express self-pick-up point. The well-known FengChao is a typical intelligent express cabinet. Now most of the communities will have express cabinets. The Courier will put the express into the intelligent cabinet, and the recipient will take the goods with a code. The idea is to use intelligent systems to save manpower. The express delivery point is the same principle, but the location of the goods to the intelligent system into an artificial community, to provide delivery services. All in all, it takes a lot of support and payment to tackle the last mile to save time. It is difficult to address this pain point with cost savings. Reply Quote Email Author A Hide 1 reply