...stakeholders is mainly focused on efficient communication with it. It helps us in a lot of working aspects such us: * More enjoyable work * Possibilities to develop company, carriers * Economics benefits * Trust – ex. More likely that our suppliers provide us the best quality materials * Enhancing employees motivation * Holding down negative opinions, comments Above all, having knowledge about principles, steps, strategies how to communicate with public during crisis is obligatory – especially in the age of internet. Gossips or information which company wouldn’t like to share disseminate faster than ever before. Furthermore, stopping this process is impossible. Using Social Medias such as Twitter, YouTube, Facebook – sharing information instantaneously causing, vastness of comments, mems, pictures etc. Abstract Gastronomic market it’s vulnerable to critics and gossips. Products such as foods and drinks concern every person. Awareness of hygiene and qualities of sources is raising rapidly, results of unfulfilled norms can be dramatic, that’s why this is very sensitive area. In this case study I will try to deal with hypothetical, very probable Public Relationship crisis in international Restaurant chain, we can call it Daniatto. By acting, in accordance to Public Relationship process I will make some research which helps us to define problem and collect all information needed to prepare plan, communication process, evaluation of implementation and...
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...Diminishing literacy in an age characterized By advanced communication technologies When you think of how you or some of us send a text, most of the time it is not in proper grammar or even spelled correctly. The term “IDK” replaces “I don’t know” and “u” replaces the word “you”. All this change was to help make texting easier at the time when texting first started. People had the want and need to communicate using text lacking the time and convenience to type out full words, sentences, and paragraphs. It was at this time Techs language a group of individual words or fragments of sentences in languages that deals with texts as communication systems was formed. Now we as a people have become so use to our text language, it has made it that much harder own grammar. The toll it has taken it proven evident when some of us sit down to write a letter, paper, fill out a form or write an essay with pen and paper. We fail to be able to express our feelings and write in a way that is understandable to the reader as pen and paper have no spell check attached to them. It has been proven in Penn states media effects research laboratory said the use of these shortcuts hinders a teen’s ability to switch between techs speak and the normal rules of grammar. One cannot help but notice that this is a hindrance that college students face in today’s society as we watch the professors post notes and emails begging that we all take the time to check are grammar...
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...Intra-LTE (Intra-MME/SGW) Handover Using the S1 Interface * Handover Measurements * Handover Optimization and Design Principles * Handover Parameters * Handover Evaluation Mechanisms * Handover Failures in LTE * Conclusion. References: 1. Han, J., & Wu, B. (2010, October). Handover in the 3GPP long term evolution (LTE) systems. In Mobile Congress (GMC), 2010 Global (pp. 1-6). IEEE. 2. Iñiguez Chavarría, J. B. (2014). LTE Handover performance evaluation based on power budget handover algorithm. 3. Rao, V. S., & Gajula, R. (2010). Interoperability in LTE. White Paper Continuous Computing, published in webbuyersguide. com. 4. Cox, C. (2012). An introduction to LTE: LTE, LTE-advanced, SAE and 4G mobile communications. John Wiley & Sons. 5. Kreher, R., & Gaenger, K. (2010). LTE signaling: troubleshooting and optimization. John Wiley & Sons. 6. Network, E. U. T. R. A. (2011). S1 Application Protocol (S1AP)(Release 10). *More...
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...Copyright © 2013 by McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. Except as permitted under the United States Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the publisher. ISBN: 978-0-07-180360-1 MHID: 0-07-180360-2 The material in this eBook also appears in the print version of this title: ISBN: 978-0-07-180359-5, MHID: 0-07180359-9. E-book conversion by Codemantra Version 1.0 All trademarks are trademarks of their respective owners. Rather than put a trademark symbol after every occurrence of a trademarked name, we use names in an editorial fashion only, and to the benefit of the trademark owner, with no intention of infringement of the trademark. Where such designations appear in this book, they have been printed with initial caps. McGraw-Hill Education eBooks are available at special quantity discounts to use as premiums and sales promotions or for use in corporate training programs. To contact a representative please visit the Contact Us page at www.mhprofessional.com. Trademarks: McGraw-Hill Education, the McGraw-Hill Education logo, 5 Steps to a 5 and related trade dress are trademarks or registered trademarks of McGraw-Hill Education and/or its affiliates in the United States and other countries and may not be used without written permission. All other trademarks are the property...
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...computer teacher at Garfield High School in downtown Los Angeles, California. To his surprise, the school lacked the computers he needed for the class, so he took an alternative position as a math teacher. In that first year of teaching, Mr. Escalante was confronted with many obstacles. The school was in the verge of loosing its operative certification; many students scored poorly in their academics, had problems with drugs or were involved in gang violence. As a new teacher, he constantly felt frustrated, with a sense of guilt for not inspiring his class to love math the way he did. Subsequently, and against all the odds, Mr. Escalante made a great contribution in the lives of students, and transformed the face of the College Board’s Advanced Placement Program® (AP®). Most...
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...OMNITEL PLAN 1) OPERATING MARKET: Market sector: Telecommunication After the collapse of Soviet Union in 1991 the first Lithuanian telecommunication company was organized by two Lithuanian entrepreneurs -Doctor of Economics J. P. Kazickas and Victor Gediminas Gruodis. Today JSC “OMNITEL” is recognized as the leading mobile communication service provider in the Baltic countries. From 2004 the company was joined to international telecommunication and network service provider SC “TeliaSonera” which is considered to be listed in Europe’s 5th largest telecom operators. According to the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) in 2010 in the latest quarterly report Omnitel in revenue covered: * 35.4% of the Lithuanian mobile market * 39.7% of active subscribers * 56.7% of Lithuanian mobile broadband PC market Omnitel Businesses: GSM mobile services, mobile Internet access and integrated data transmission solutions. JSC „Omnitel“ activities includes data transfering, GPRS ( General Packet Radio Service), web services, mobile and radio service, voice transfering. 2) COMPANIES ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE: (gavau informacija is draugu, kurie ruose diploma apie omnitel) Company constantly improves and develops the organizational structure towards horizontal one, thus ensuring the optimum flow of information from top management to the lowest level of management. However, the detailes of organizational structure of the company are not publicized. ( neisitikinus...
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...Group C1 Case Study D: M-Commerce Definition: Mobile Commerce is any transaction, involving the transfer of ownership or rights to use goods and services, which is initiated and/or completed by using mobile access to computer-mediated networks with the help of an electronic device Question 1: What is the “8-second-rule” of the internet and why is it important to the m-commerce technology? 8 second rule: a webpage has to be loaded completely in less than 8 seconds in order not to bother internet users who feel frustration while they are waiting Application to the m-commerce technology: since it is a new technology and we will see that users have many concerns about it, phone service providers need to offer fast connection Especially since the current technology isn’t stable and reliable enough, especially in big western cities where it is most important Question 2: Why might it be useful to m-commerce providers to have records of their users’ purchase histories? Through the use of cookies during online navigation, users are “customizing” their use of the internet which allows them to have quicker and easier navigation (automatically fulfilled) This also allows providers to get a lot of information about customers Three main purposes of having records: * Customer Relationship Management * Targeted advertising * Geographic localization Question 3: What is the biggest concern most cell phone users have about using m-commerce services? What are some other...
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...require remedial work. Advanced Placement Test (AP) High school students, who are high achievers, have an option to take AP classes. The College Board requires that the AP class be taken by an accredited school and the courses have to be approved and audited by the College Board. Only the approved sites are able to use the "AP" designator on the transcript "Authorization to use the "AP" designation for your course. http://www.collegeboard.com/html/apcourseaudit/faq.html However, a home school educator can create an account on the AP Course Audit homepage at the College Board website. Once the account is created, submit the course material and course syllabus to be evaluated and pre-approved. AP is graded on a simple 5-point scale. Each university has their own guideline of which AP classes to accept and what grade level is required. Before taking the AP course, check with the Universities for their rules. The point-scale for the AP exam ranges from 1 to 5. 5 - Exceptionally qualified to receive college credit 4 - Qualified to receive college credit 3 - Qualified to receive college credit, although a 3 is not accepted by most colleges. 2 - Could possibly be qualified to receive college credit (keep in mind that almost no college will accept a score of 2) 1 - Not recommended to receive college credit There are 37 AP courses offered each May around the country. Remember that homeschoolers can only label courses as “Advanced Placement” on their high...
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...working environment in all aspects (Pinelli et al., 2004). The following is a case study illustrating an ideal working environment that supports good nurse leadership in health institutions. Type of Organization The organization that I would like to work in is a medium sized health care center. The facility is equipped with all the necessary gear needed to deliver quality healthcare services. There are over fifty doctors and seventy qualified nurses in the organization. The healthcare center serves over five hundred outpatient patients daily. It has enough facilities to cater for approximately 250 in-patients at any particular point. This health facility has taken into consideration the guidelines that make it professionally fit for an advanced nursing role. The development and implementation of good governance in this facility has been taken seriously in order to promote the nursing role. The following are some of the principles that have been implemented in order to promote good governance in this health facility. The organization looks at all the aspects of service delivery to promote good decision making. All the services that are provided are assessed by both local and outsider drivers to make certain that they are of the best quality. Educational needs of all the workforces are also assessed to make sure that their service delivery is of the highest quality possible. Research and development are also key components that are used to maintain a good working environment...
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... | Room 234 | cvena@emory.edu | echa5@emory.edu | 404-727-8430 | 404-712-9578 | Office Hours: By appointment | Office Hours: By appointment | COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is an introduction to the theoretical and research foundations of advanced nursing practice. Key content to be covered includes the philosophical basis of science and knowledge, the structure and development of theory, qualitative and quantitative research methods, theory and research critique, and the application of theory and research in advanced nursing practice. It delineates research competencies for advanced practice nurses. The course encompasses critique of studies, application of research findings to practice (research utilization) and evaluation of outcomes attributable to advanced practice nursing. Ethical considerations related to research are integrated throughout the course. COURSE OBJECTIVES/OUTCOMES: 1. Understand the relationship between theory, research, and practice. 2. Critique and evaluate theoretical perspectives and research methods used to address clinical problems. 3. Understand qualitative and quantitative methodologies and their appropriateness to examining clinical phenomena in advanced nursing practice. 4. Evaluate the clinical applicability of selected theories from nursing and related fields in providing high quality nursing care. 5. Evaluate the clinical applicability of selected research studies and develop strategies for incorporating the...
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...it progressively cheaper. Problems that Intel had (because of the September 11): - product delays - shortages (escassez) - recalls (devoluções) - overpricing (preços excessivos) - bugs in the systems (erros no Sistema) - advanced Micro Devices (competitor) had produced its Athlon processor chip (faster than Intel’s Pentium III chip) With these problems, analysts predict that Intel’s share of market would be 9% worse than 3 years later. Causes of BARRETT’S WITHDRAWALS: - The downturn (crise) in economic conditions; - Weak demand (fraca procura) and over-capacity (supercapacidade) – Fall in global sales of chips. BARRETT’S OBJECTIVES: - Reorganize Intel to make it more nimble (ágil), to avoid duplication, to create better coordination and to enable (possibilitar) decentralization and delegation of decision making. Another problem: (intern) The network operations group and the communications unit sometimes were in competition with each other, selling similar products to the same customers. BARRET’S REORGANIZATIONS DURING THE FIRST 3 YEARS: 1) He created a new wireless unit (1999); 2) He created the Architecture Group (2000); 3) He reorganized the Architecture Group and created a new unit consisting of a merger of communications and network operations (2001). Reorganization consequences: - “shuffling execs like cards in a deck”; - people moved around a lot without really knowing where they were going ( and costumers realize that); - Intel was “dabbling...
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...Running head: WEEK TWO DISCUSSION BOARD Week Two Discussion Board May 27, 2010 Conceptual frameworks for advanced practice nursing play an integral role in the guiding of practice, formulating educational curricula, and the overall development of the specialty. The continued evolution of advanced practice nursing has seemingly sparked numerous conceptual models influencing practice. Many models share common similarities, while each maintains their own unique characteristics specific to their developers and contributors. Ann Hamric developed Hamric’s Integrative Model of Advanced Practice Nursing in 1996, that has undergone two subsequent revisions in response to research, variations in practice, and theoretical influence. The resiliency of Hamric’s Model is exemplified by its continued presence in advanced practice nursing literature (Hamric, Spross, & Hanson, 2009). Hamric’s model presents a foundational approach to advanced practice nursing that is generalizable among all specialties of advanced practice nursing. The structural basis for Hamric’s model shares many similarities with Abraham Maslow’s Theory of Self-Actualization. Hamric centralizes a foundation in education, certification, and experience that is built upon to develop central and core competencies. These competencies are patient focused and all encompassing of actions that take place in the healthcare setting. Like Maslow’s strive for self-actualization, where one must progressively...
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...Advance Encryption Standard Abhilash Kumar Pathak School Of Computer Application, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India Address Ramdev.pathak@rediffmail.com 1) INTRODUCTION SECURITY:- A network is connection of various type of component I.e. collection of component set that called n\w. Security is the secure the data and component and not interrupts the external and internal terms of resource. CRYPTOGRAPHY:- A) A cryptographer is one who practices or studies cryptography, a field primarily involved with keeping secret information secret. Mode cryptography is mostly concerned with encrypting digital information. B) A cryptography is the convert data text in cipher format. CIPHER:-- 1) A cipher (pronounced SAI-fur) is any method of encrypting text (concealing its readability and meaning). 2) It is also sometimes used to refer to the encrypted text message itself although here the term ciphertext is preferred 3) Cipher throw actual data are convert secure formatted and not to access an unauthorized user. 4) A block cipher is one that breaks a message up into chunks and combines a key with each chunk (for Example, 64-bits of text). A stream cipher is one that applies a key to each bit, one at a time. Most modern ciphers are block ciphers. TYPES OF CRYPTOGRAPH:- 1. SYMMATRIC 2. ASYMMATRIC SYMMATRIC KEY:- ...
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...FINA - 010 Intel: Managing Working Capital Introduction op y In early 2004, Intel was the undisputed leader in the microprocessor industry with about 90% market share. Since 1968 when it was founded, Intel had launched many groundbreaking products. By 2004, it had 450 products and services ranging from the ubiquitous PC microprocessors like Pentium, the 64-bit high-end Itanium 2 to mobile computing chipsets such as Centrino. Intel ended 2002 with revenues of $ 26.7 billion. Many analysts believed Intel’s success was as much about technology as about management. They attributed the success of Intel to its unbroken leadership chain. As one great leader retired, another took over. While Intel was well known for innovation, it had also attempted to be a disciplined company that maximized operational efficiency. Intel realized that as competition intensified, working capital management would become increasingly important. Exhibit: I Intel, Corporate Snapshot 1968 78,000 $26.7 Bill over 450 65 INTC N ot C Year founded: Number of employees: Revenues (2002): Products and services: Fortune 500 ranking: Stock symbol: Worldwide offices and facilities: 294 Source: Intel, corporate website www.intel.com D o Corporate Background A popular story which went around in Intel was that one weekend afternoon in the spring of 1968, Gordon Moore (Moore) dropped by Robert Noyce's (Noyce) home. The two decided to launch a new company to pursue large-scale integrated (LSI) memory. That...
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...generation Renewable Distributed Energy Generation (RDEG) • Support electric transportation transition Commercial and personal vehicles (PEV) Copyright © 2012 Pike Research More Grid Intelligence 3 General Drivers for Smart Grid Energy Independence Security Carbon Reduction Regulatory Goals Demand Response Safety Own Generation Reliability Customer Service PEVs Forecasting Efficiency Profitability Billing Lower Energy Costs Market Operation Opex Reduction Collections Energy Management Renewables IT/OT Infrastructure Communications / Automation Network Power Network Suppliers Copyright © 2012 Pike Research Transmission Substation Distribution Metering Consumers (Source: Pike Research) 4 Smart Meters • Smart meter definition Integrated intelligence (computing and memory) with energy readings at least once per hour Integrated, two-way communications for remote reading and control of the meter •...
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