The final first presentation
to the our YOU studio here and

we talked about I.T. expenditures.

So as he said I keep in Hill.

I'm going to do it.

Yeah I think you're right on the
correlation between companies expenditure

and other business factors
offered by the long

run cold because of management.

Here's a nice a professor study
all over the world really right.

I'm just a lowly undergraduate
student thirty year for

fourth year based on your four years man.

Let's see.

So what exactly did Michael we
were basically trying to find out

is there any relation between how much
the companies investing in their I.C. and

other business factors such
as you probably releases

Let's see employed for
anything we actually go along with.

So who cares about this mostly companies.

I think you've been around long enough
that they want to know you know what

should we be investing in I.T.
are we again they they want

the Oracle or the big things like human
resources we already we understand.

I think it's still very early so
this is why you know

what exactly are we benefiting
What is this worrying the market.

What is this waiting for operations
they want to know how much they should

invest which honestly we're not going to
get that answer that they're actually

saying well you know their
organization is affected.

So just personnel there
this process will slow.

I see companies themselves
want to know you know how are.

You will be something so you want
to be able to say Look my best and

this you know more and I see you again
this is this this this this they want to

be able point had definite things to
say we have the research to back it up.

It's been studied by diverse so
well suppose.

Well everyone from this early life employs
to Georgia Tech students looking for

a job in the I.T. market.

Also for professors looking for
research and employees themselves.

I mean just I think the employees.

We don't really know this
is a list of the companies

we are researching researching a couple
of companies on the list but good work.

These are so easy.

We are really growing and we do and we
saw although there are all those hurdles.

But we're right now we're focused
on new products through your

have the information on what companies are
spending on their permission to go with

those companies are we all know what new
products they're releasing right now.

So there are still a little bit more
a research scientist on a financial

shape that we look at the way
they released a new product.

So we actually have to go through and
somehow find when did it.

Company released new products.

You know how many are they releasing them
well what does that relate to their IP So

we were kind of saying we're like well OK
how do we find all this information and

what we found the solution and
Lexis Nexis which is a large

large large database of all information
you get there along pretty much records.

Well if you're looking for news and we got
access to it through the Georgia Tech wire

actually and maybe it's working
out really well but we got it.

We were like OK now how do we
find the information you want.

So I put this together
basically a very simple.

There are versions of the code and
it was just over the company and

we slowly work through
your products names like

you probably bring virgin things like
that and we will go down the list

till we got proliferation and
we go on the way this now.

It was the undergraduate researchers job.

Lets me go through and
read every single one of the stories and

check all the check box is this
relevant or leave it blank.

That's all.

So let's see the story of a guy here
is just we see what is this man

driving school he says three thirty five
You Tube has said which is this little.

Headset right there and I would go through
and I would say yes that is a new product

but we also get things like
Plantronics launches new brand

new slogan which would be very
annoying then we would put a longer

exactly like this and
the longest poem in my gun is

a million words August three thousand
nine hundred ninety six pages.

So when I get back together for
Frances for

James we're looking for other road
research we can send it to the group or

who would sit down and
talk around and work through.

So there's graduates over us on this
project and then they're stuck around and

they go through and
they basically have to sit down and

then say OK this is related
to this investment.

They sit there and
they draw the correlation.

And so I don't actually get involved in
this but I've sat in one of the sessions

and it's important for us to make
sure we're only setting the relevant

information because they're relevant
stories and the work if any story.

They will get better information and
our research in this.

Right now we're just friends.

Next will probably move on to mergers and
going on.

I actually don't mind seeing Burleson but
we have to research it.

The US are actually passing the we
have a whole lot worse still.

So it's kind of your life or yours.

So it's so far away.

I completely companies such as
yourself that works for me Tell us.

Motorola clients over there.

So this is my list and currently
working on Intel which is small but

I'm going to thank you for your time.

Yeah that's the end of my presentation.