Thursday, May 31, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Friday, May 25, 2012
Experiment 3 - Mashup
"How the three companies, "Facebook", "Coca-Cola" and "Take-Two interactive" contribute to Globalization"
After
all the attention, clamor, and expectations Facebook is now a publicly traded company
worth $104 billio, Coca-Cola derived 67 percent
of its revenues and 77 percent of its profits from outside North America. How will
Facebook try to change our lives as it attempts to live up to investor
expectations? Of course we'll see more ads, but that's just a small part
of Facebook's plan. With global operations and a diverse range of development activities
and products, Take-Two’s eight-member internal audit team wanted a powerful,
reliable business assurance platform. If it wants to maintain its inflated
price-to-earnings ratio, Facebook will have to settle for nothing less than
Internet domination. In the next few years we may see the company extend
its reach further and further into our personal lives in an attempt to
"rule the world", "The labels 'international' and 'domestic'…no longer
apply." His globalization program, often summarized under the tagline
"think global, act global," had included an unprecedented amount of
standardization. -- or, at least, our private lives -- and make money off
the process.
The soft-drink company (Cocacola) has not
extended its business in three countries only, North Korea, Cuba and Burma. Coca-Cola,
the world’s biggest soft-drink maker came out of Cuba after Cuban Revolution. A
global publisher, developer and distributor of video games, Take-Two
Interactive Software has an eight-member internal audit team split
geographically between New York City and the UK, with business units spread
around the world. The company has approximately 2,100 employees working in 15 countries.
Coca-Cola
Facebook
Take-Two Interactive
- 10 Ways Facebook Will Rule Our Lives | PCWorld. 2012. 10 Ways Facebook Will Rule Our Lives | PCWorld. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.pcworld.com/article/255876/10_ways_facebook_will_rule_our_lives.html. [Accessed 16 June 2012].
- Coke to enter Myanmar for first time in 60 years | The Jakarta Post. Coke to enter Myanmar for first time in 60 years. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2012/06/15/coke-enter-myanmar-f. [Accessed 16 June 2012].
- ACL Customer Case Studies :: ACL Data Analytics. 2012. ACL Customer Case Studies :: ACL Data Analytics. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.acl.com/customers/story.aspx?Story=136. [Accessed 16 June 2012].
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Experiment 2 - Link
Google warehouse model : http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=c3f46b5ed241df969b3aefa0f77f56e1
Crisis level: http://www.sendspace.com/file/802amz
Crisis level: http://www.sendspace.com/file/802amz
Experiment 2 - Final Submission
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In this experiment 2, my idea is based on the Eectroliquid Aggreation -
"Unique forms of architecture comes from countless experiments". The
monument created has two main theme, "freeflowing" and
"experimental". These two components were then connected by a meeting
place between the two, as shown in the above and following photos. Throughout
the monument, these two ideas were also combined as a whole to generate a new
theme, which will be explained in the following images. The
"corridor", clearly highlights the theme of "freeflowing"
as students is able to circulate this area and discuss their work with each
other. This is further reinforced by the windows/holes on the wall. The holes
are all in different length, size, and width which reveal the theme of
experimenting.
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| Sunset, revealing the interesting shadowing of the monument |
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The internal of the monument - creating spaces for students to use for
discussion.
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| The discussion place located in the 'experimental' section of the monument, which allows student to communicate. |
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| Night view of the monument |
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| View from the meeting place to the 'experimental' section |
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| View from the bottom of the cliff up, showing the interesting structure under the monument |
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| The monument and the cliff landform |
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| Revealing the structure of the monument |
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Glasses are frequently used in this monument to established and
reinforce the Electroliquid Aggregation of this experiment. Through the use of
glass, it creates the sense of openness from the entrance of sunlight which
introduce free flowing to the monument. Furthermore, glasses were used as
an experimenting approaches here. As shown in the above photo, glass walls are
used all around the monument, in a sense of experimenting, the effects of shadow.
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The texture used here clearly articulate the theme of
"experimenting", as different length of line were used, combined, and
form a complete image.
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