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•One system - Linkedin - Arnoldo


•One Tier diagram - Thomas

Presentation / Processing / data -Michelle


•Functions:

Search for info types - Thomas

Making a profile- Hyung

join groups - Michelle

messaging. - Arnoldo


•1 diagram of all types -Hyung

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•Info Types :

1.company - michelle

2.groups - Arnoldo

3.people - Thomas

4.jobs - hyung


•Info structure:

1.hierarchy - thomas

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Hierarchy in Linkedin

2.links - michelle

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Links in Linkedin

3.index - Hyung

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Index in Linkedin

4.seqeunce- arnoldo

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Sequence in Linkedin

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Overview

LinkedIn is a social business website that is used to facilitate interactions between individuals, companies, employers, and large corporations. Linked in was started in the house of Founder Reid Hoffman in 2002, and is now publicly owned as of May 5, 2003[1]. LinkedIn is free to use with their basic model but they also serve as a subscription model if you decide to upgrade to the premium version. LinkedIn business model also includes making revenue from hiring solutions and marketing solutions.

Technological Infrastructure

Functional Tiers

Introduction

Diagram

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Three Tiers of Linkedin's Technological Infrastructure

Discussion

  1. Presentation - Presentation tier is directly related to users or browsers. In LinkedIn, users can communicate with server on the website by searching and clicking what they want. In short, what users see on the website is presentation tier.
  2. Processing - On processing tier, it turns into HTML. With algorithm of LinkedIn, server displays the results from the database.
  3. Data - Data tier plays an important role in keeping the information. In LinkedIn, data tier stores not only all of information about people, groups, companies, jobs and contacts, but also all of comments and reviews from users.

Major Functions

Definition of a Function: Important Functions:

Feature 1: Messaging

Description
User Interface
Algorithm
Info Types and Organizational Structures

In LinkedIn, messaging is used mainly to send information back and forth from your "connections". In order to message you at least have to make one connection within LinkIn. Messaging works much the same way as any other email provider. The user interface is typical of any email provider. It includes buttons with your typical inbox, outbox, where you can view messages that you recieved and sent. LinkIn allows you to archive messages that you deem important so that the user can go back to them whenever they want.

Feature 2: Join Groups

Description
User Interface
Algorithm
Info Types and Organizational Structures

Linkedin users build new relationship quickly by joining and sharing interest groups. “Group directory” section allows users search specific or related to career group. When they find groups that they are interested in, they click the “join group” and wait for acceptance. Once they are accepted as group member, they can share relevant content by starting discussion or posting a link in a share box. In addition, “create a group” tab leads users make new group by adding logo, summary, website, and group types. Group members find the most popular discussions and follow the most influential people by checking members’ profile and reviewing the most influencers each week. Under discussion, users will see the members’ comments and keep their eyes on members’ activities.

Feature 3: Making a profile

Description
User Interface
Algorithm
Info Types and Organizational Structures

As Linkedin users make their accounts, they need to fill out their LinkedIn Profile. This profile helps the right people find their approach to the users. As the users join in certain communities, the people in the communities can see Linkedin users on their pages. Being discoverable will let search engines find Linkedin users, which allows the users to have better opportunities to find their jobs and groups. The interface is very typical: as the users create a complete profile, which includes a lot of information boxes, the users automatically become searchable. Linkedin will store, and organize your profile; after that, the users will be likely to be shown on the top of the list when people use Google search and type the users’ names

Feature 4: Search for info type

Description
User Interface
Algorithm
Info Types and Organizational Structures

Information Infrastructure

Info Model

Introduction

Info Types and their Relationships

Introduction
Diagram
Discussion

Profile Infotype

Introduction

Diagram and Discussion

Attribute Value Pattern
Picture Image
First Name Text
Last Name Text
Professional Headline Text
Current Position Text
Past Positions Text
Education Text
Recommendations Text
Connections Text
Websites Link
Twitter Link
Interests Text
Groups and Associations Text
Honors and Awards Text
Phone Number
Address Number, Text
IM Text
Birthday Number, Text
Marital Status Text
Public Profile Link

In the first column the table displays the different attributes of the profile info-type and in the second column the table displays the value types corresponding to the particular attributes. The profile of each user is a profile info-item and is also an individual node on the processing tier of the Linkedin infrastructure. The attributes of the profile info-item can only be changed by the user who created the profile. Linkedin users must log on to use most features and the profile acts an identifier for the users interacting with the site.

Example and Discussion

Company Infotype

Introduction

Company profiles are important tool to help customers, clients, and employees to learn about company and people who work. However, only current employees can create a company profile, ensuring company name and email address. When email has been verified, users add basic information about their company. On “create company” page, they can choose company industry, type, and location. For example, when searching “University of Washington” as a Company, it shows its specific type, company size, website, industry and founded which are attributes.

Diagram and Discussion

Attributes Value Pattern
Type Educational Institution text
Company Size 10,001+ employees Number
Websites http://www.washington.edu link
Industry Higher Education text
Founded 1861 Number

Example and Discussion

Group Infotype

Introduction

In Linkedin Groups are used by its users to add values to its members. You can either join or create a group. Since Linkedin is a buisness info systems the groups vary from alumni, professional, company, and other types of groups. If you are a new user to Linkedin, joining a group allows you to become part of a network of people in similar fields as yourself which can help when it comes to finding employment. Many professionals used these groups to contract the people that they need. Groups also serve the purpose of creating new relationships and trust within the professional world.

Diagram and Discussion

Example and Discussion

Jobs Infotype

Introduction

Linkedin allows the users to search for their dream jobs. Linkedin Jobs has many job listings. The users start from typing a keyword. After that, the users minimize the result by searching more attributes: job title, company, country, location, and postal code. As the users type the name of a company in the search box, data about the company are performed. These contain the ratio of female to male employees, the most common ranks/positions by the company, and the location and country of the company. As the users use more tools, they are likely to get a better result.

Diagram and Discussion

Attributes Value Pattern
Keywords Doctor, Canada Text
Job Title Dentist Text
Company Samsung Text
Country Canada Text
Location British Columbia Text
Postal Code 98105 number

Example and Discussion

Organizational Structure

Introduction

Groups

Example of User Interface

Kind of Organization

Description

Unless you specify otherwise, LinkedIn will show you groups in a sequence. There is no specific order for you to view them in so you are free to view and click through groups in any form that you want to.

Info Type Organization

Usability and Design

Advertisements

Example of the User Interface

Kind of Organization

Description

On main page of LinkedIn, Links are advertisements on the right side. LinkedIn ads can be business. When users click on one of the ads, it will directly take them to another webpage that are related to ads.

Info Type Organization

Usability and Design

Navigation Bar

Example of the User Interface

Kind of Organization

Description

Info Type Organization

Usability and Design

Job Search

Example of the User Interface

Kind of Organization

Description=

Info Type Organization

Usability and Design

References