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BusinessObjects provides the information to measure progress and to do more targeted marketing However, achieving the goal may require increased promotion, improved product support and innovation, better training of customer service personnel, reduced employee turnover, and so on Exogenous change may remove a competitor from the market, allowing a company to improve market share without having taken any other action When several variables contribute toward achieving that goal, then assign a reasonable percentage for how much BusinessObjects contributes toward achieving the goal In the following table, BusinessObjects contributed 15 percent to increased market share Is this an exact number No Can it ever be precisely measured No It is merely one measure of success Thus if a five-billion-dollar company increases its revenues by 10 percent in an otherwise flat market, you can say BusinessObjects contributed $500,000 toward achieving this goal (10% x $5B x 15% = $500K) With the more specific goals described earlier, the measure of success may be an improvement over the initial situation Some companies that have implemented BusinessObjects can cite individual cases where BusinessObjects directly affected the bottom line For example, a manufacturing company used BusinessObjects to do a gap analysis of production costs between two similar facilities; they identified $1 million in operating inefficiencies Without BusinessObjects, they would not have had the data to identify this opportunity So perhaps you would say BusinessObjects is 50 percent responsible for the cost savings; the remaining 50 percent can be attributed to eliminating the inefficiencies The beauty of this example is that the company started implementing BusinessObjects as a follow-on to an ERP implementation The goal was for IT to eliminate custom, disparate reporting systems, and now, BusinessObjects is a strategic asset that has helped the company achieve a number of business goals and measurable business benefit Owens and Minor was one of the early adopters of Web Intelligence and has won numerous awards for its use of business intelligence As a medical supplies distributor, the company s data warehouse contains information on suppliers delivery performance and hospitals purchasing volumes By providing both the hospitals and distributors access to this intermediary data, the company attributes millions of dollars in new business to their BusinessObjects extranet implementation Their BusinessObjects implementation provides a competitive advantage and holds strategic value Yet, it too had humble beginnings According to Don Stoller, the director of information management, the original goal was to improve productivity of the field sellers who needed access to information while visiting clients Several years after the initial implementation, BusinessObjects not only offers a competitive advantage but is its own revenue stream, as external customers pay for access.

if(a > d) ConsoleWriteLine("a > d is true"); else if(a < d) ConsoleWriteLine("a < d is true"); else ConsoleWriteLine("a and d are same distance from origin"); } }

The output from this program is shown here:

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Part I:

Here Here Here Here is is is is a: b: c: d: 5, 6, 7 10, 10, 10 1, 2, 3 6, 7, 5

An important restriction applies to overloading the relational operators: You must overload them in pairs For example, if you overload <, you must also overload >, and vice versa The operator pairs are

Part II:

such that Eq (1330) as well as the following boundary conditions are satis ed: (1332) The boundary conditions Y (3) (t) for t = 0 and 1 ensure that the cam velocities Yc (t) at t = 0 and 1 are continuous Otherwise, an impact exists at the cam The boundary conditions Y(4) (t) at t = 0 and 1 ensure continuity of the cam acceleration at time t = 0 and 1 In Part 1 of the reference papers, Chew et al (1983), the authors also considered four alternate forms of Eq (1331) Ffe was replaced with Ffe, Ffc, Ffe and Ff Equation (1331) was shown to be the best option Use of Ff gave an unacceptable reversal in the follower motion at the start of the rise Use of Ffe gave a higher value of Ffe at the end of the rise, meaning increased sensitivity to running speed Use of Ffe did allow continuity of the accel eration at t = 0 and 1 Additionally, Ffe was shown to be nearly as good as Ffe Y ( 0) = 0, Y (1) = 1, Y (1) = Y (2 ) = Y (3) = Y (4 ) = 0 for t = 0, 1

One other point: If you overload the = = and != operators, then you will usually need to override ObjectEquals( ) and ObjectGetHashCode( ) These methods and the technique of overriding are discussed in 11