Digital Technology Implementation: A Ryder Architecture Case Study

This presentation examines Ryder Architecture's utilization of digital technology and its correlation with business growth. It analyzes various themes, including the validity of information on their website, the role of activities in fostering small business growth, the integration of social media, and the effectiveness of printing advertisements. The findings reveal strong agreement among respondents regarding the implementation of digital technology in the workplace, emphasizing the need for cost reduction and digital technology adoption for growth and profits. Network planning and a Gantt chart are included, along with references to relevant research on digital disruption and technology support.

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Theme 1 Ryder Architecture provide valid information on their website
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1
Yes
No
Cannot say

Theme 2 All activities helps to create growth in the small business
1 118
Integration of the
social media
Customised
website
Online payment
Online forms for
collecting
customer
information
All the above

Theme 3 Printing advertisement is the main element that increasing effective
results at workplace
1
17
11 Paid research
Printing
advertisement
Social media
Other media

Theme 4 Yes Ryder Architecture using
creative element to promote aims and
objectives
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2
2
Yes
No
Cannot say

Theme 5 Respondents are strongly agreed with implementation of digital
technology at workplace
Strongly agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
16
2
0 1 1
Frequency

Theme 6 The chosen enterprise need to reduce their cost of operations
0
4
8
12
13
5 1 1
Frequency

Theme 7 Respondents said that chosen enterprise
require implement digital technology for their
growth and profits
Yes No Cannot say
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Frequency

NETWORK PLANNING

GANTT CHART

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