...Match-Fixing: the Culprit of the Loss of Integrity in Italy’s Football Leagues Roxanne Teacher: Dee Submission Date: 31/08/2015 Abstract The purpose of this report is to reveal that match-fixing has occurred in Italy over the past decade and to explain whether the measures taken by Italian government reduce football corruption. Resulting from high profitability and domestic-owned football structure, match-fixing has become an enormous problem. This report also demonstrates two match-fixing scandals in 2006 and 2011, which mechanisms are pursuing sportive and economic results, respectively. According to the European code of conduct, the manipulation of match-fixing is unethical. To protect the integrity of the sport, the Italian government punish the perpetrators heavily and investigate the criminal organisations privately. Owing to this contribution, corruption decreases significantly. Therefore, a conclusion that under the government’s help, Italy football matches achieve its integrity can be made. It is recommended that by increasing the punishment level for the perpetrators, educating football players and founding a well-sourced security department, match-fixing can be tackled. Table of contents Contents Abstract i Table of contents ii 1.0 Introduction 1 2.0 Discussion 1 2.1 Background Information 1 2.2 Comparison with the Code of Conduct 2 2.3 Measures Taken to Tackle Corruption 2 3.0 Conclusion 3 4.0 Recommendations 4 References...
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...Proposal for Retailing Unstructured Bazaar Assignment Group Members Muhammad Aleem Uddin Muhammad Bilal Uddin Business Category Indoor games- Entertainment BRAND ELEMENTS: 1. Brand name: “FFA” Fun For All 2. Tag line: “ A joy filled experience “ 3. LOGO: 4. URL: https://www.facebook.com/funffa/ 5. Banner: Core Business Idea: On the basis of our discussions with the course instructor, we have decided to go with the idea of providing a service of indoor games at the BAZAR. The stall will comprise of small scale indoor games like Football Table Game, which is going to be the core service provided by us two group members and other games will include Ludo, chess, Card games, Dice games, Darts and Target games etc. that we will be outsourcing to a student from our own university- Sublet. Competition: The business idea proposed above will have a huge advantage to its benefit because of the fact that there are almost zero indoor games offered by Bahria itself and neither at the day of BAZAR, we only see a table tennis and that too attracts a very less number of students. Our focus is to give the students a chance to do something interactive and have a little fun and laugh with their friends in order to get a break from the hectic routine. Marketing: Marketing will play an important role and add value to our venture by attracting customers. Marketing will include the basic uses of advertising and public relations. We’ll be using posters...
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...Decision Analysis DISC 321 Case 2 Group 3 Hafsa Siddique 17110055 Faisal Ali 17110282 Aleem ud din Khan 17110267 Hassaan Butt 17110117 We first divided the mess being analyzed into a clear, structured problem statement as follows Objective: To decide if Freemark Abbey Winery should harvest the Riesling grapes immediately or leave them on the vines despite the approaching storm. Assumptions: 1-We assumed that the list of possibilities provided is mutually exclusive as well as exhaustive. This means that either one has to occur, as well as no other possible option exists. 2-The payoffs are calculated based on 1000 cases of wine. 3-The given probabilities accurately reflect reality Analysis: At the moment Freemark Abbey Winery has two alternatives: to harvest or not to harvest. If they choose not to harvest there is 50% chance that storm might hit. And if the storm hits there is a probability of 40% that Botryis mold will form which will significantly affect the revenue. Freemark Abbey Winery faces another decision if the storm hits and Botryis mold will not form, because if Botryis mold will not form the sugar level which determines the quality of wine and revenue will be different, so the decision that they faces is that whether to sell the grapes in bulk or to make and sell the wine themselves. If the storm hits and mold is formed then the revenue will be 67,200 but the chance of this happening is only 40%. As compared to this there is a 60% chance that mold...
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...obvious bias in the article against Democrats, former President Obama and Hillary Clinton especially, and the findings of the report- the truth- is sullied by the loaded language used. A view from the other side of the ideological aisle has a different target audience, but uses the same tactics as the conservative-biased article to influence them. Vox’s report on recent G-7 summit, “Team Trump Thinks Fighting with Trudeau Makes Them Look Tough. It Doesn’t” contains obviously loaded language in the title (Aleem). The piece’s title has a sarcastic bite to it, and the tone of the article states that Trump thinks that “theatrical gestures of anger in response to small slights [make] him look tough.” Rather than report the news in an unbiased manner, the journalist’s opinion shows through in the article by the language they use. The article is not specified as being analytical rather than journalistic (as it should), and the line between what is one’s opinion and what is fact is blurred (Aleem). Loaded language twists the reality of a news report for those unable to recognize it, and it can be an evident sign of a biased medium of information. No matter if it is a conservative or liberal news source, both will use loaded language to hide the truth. Loaded language, however, is only a superficial sign of bias. Media sources can either openly or covertly support a side, leading to news that is unfair and unbalanced. One such way is financially. Most news media- especially what is know as ‘mainstream...
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...L/C. Submitted to: Prof. Javed B.LAW ASSIGNMNET/PRESENTATION UCP 600 Explanation of articles relating to L/C. Submitted to: Prof. Javed B.LAW ASSIGNMNET/PRESENTATION ASSIGNMNET/PRESENTATION ASSIGNMNET/PRESENTATION Group Members NAMES REGISTRATION No. Malik HASSAN MUKHTAR L1F11MBAM2029 MARYAM FAROOQ L1F11MBAM2067 AHSAN AFZAAL L1F11MBAM ANIQUW SAJJAD L1F11MBAM AZHAR HAYAT L1F11MBAM ALEEM UR REHMAN L1F11MBAM Group Members NAMES REGISTRATION No. Malik HASSAN MUKHTAR L1F11MBAM2029 MARYAM FAROOQ L1F11MBAM2067 AHSAN AFZAAL L1F11MBAM ANIQUW SAJJAD L1F11MBAM AZHAR HAYAT L1F11MBAM ALEEM UR REHMAN L1F11MBAM UCP 600 - Article 1 ICC Publication no. 600 ("UCP") are rules that apply to any letter of credit. They are binding on all parties thereto unless expressly modified or excluded. UCP 600 - Article 2 Advising bank/sellers Bank means the bank that advises the credit at the request of the issuing bank. Applicant/Buyer means the party on whose request the credit is issued. Banking day means a day on which a bank is regularly open at the place at which an act subject to these rules is to be performed. Beneficiary/seller means the...
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...Dependent variable Employee performance Independent Variable Hr practices (Compensation practices, performance evaluation practices and promotional practice) Data collection tool is questionnaire. Responses were measured on 5 point likert scale, 1 strongly disagree to 5 strongly agree. Pearson correlation and multiple regressions were used for measuring the impact of HR practices on perceived employees’ performance. Data was operated by using SPSS 15 version. Promotion practices, compensation practices and performance evaluation practices showed a significant positive correlation with perceived employee performance Relationship between HR practices and perceived employees ‘performance 8. Alamdar Hussain ,Khan, Muhammad, Musarrat Nawaz, Muhammad Aleem and Wasin Hamed (2011) Dependent variable Employee performance Independent variable Pay, promotion, job safety, and security, working conditions ,Job autonomy ,relationship with co-workers, relationship with supervisor nature of the work The quantitative data, convenient sampling technique was used, questionnaires were used to collect data, and SPSS version 16 is used in this study for statistical analysis. Pay, promotion, job safety and security, working conditions ,job autonomy, relationship with co-workers relationship with supervisor, and nature of the work significantly affect the level of job satisfaction which in turn affect employee performance. Factors that influence level of job satisfaction among the work force of autonomous medical...
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...Holy Angel University College of Business and Accountancy A Study to Explore the Micro-entrepreneurs’ Perspective on the Effectiveness of Borrowing Money from Informal Money Lending Business in Angeles City SUBMITTED BY: A-433 Lleva, Rhindel Medina, Leda Marie Pineda, Reezalyn Pinero, Bianca Camille Romero, Czarina Salas, Jenny Rose SUBMITTED TO: Dr. Albert Morales September 9, 2015 CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION During these rough times, people would really bite the bullet in order for them to satisfy the needs of their families, to fund and support their small businesses and to ease poverty just to survive the daily life. This leads people to seek the help of those engaged in money lending business. Informal credit markets are still important in developing countries. Despite an increase in supply of formal credit, informal lenders remain the dominant source of credit for the people who wish to start-up a small business in their community. This study aims to explore the perspective of micro-entrepreneurs in Angeles City on the effectiveness of informal money lending business. Informal money lending businesses are money lenders who are not licensed to do money lending business. They are well known about this kind of informal lending business which is patronized by some micro-entrepreneurs and people who wants to put-up a new business. They are also called “5-6 money lenders”. 5-6” is the term used in such a reason that they lend money with 20% interest which will be paid within a month...
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...1. INTRODUCTION There are thousands of people who are dying everyday due to the hunger, starvation, famine, and malnutrition especially in the third world countries or underdeveloped countries. According to Chaliand (n.d.), the third world countries is the economically underdeveloped countries that covering of Asia, Africa, Oceania, and Latin America, and considered as an entity with mutual characteristics, such as poverty, high birth-rates, and economic dependence on the advanced countries. Most typically countries that used to be described as one of the third world countries such as South Africa, Nigeria, Philippine, Vietnam, and etcetera. Even in our very “peaceful” and develop country, Malaysia, this pitiful situation also can be seen in several place either in urban area, sub-urban area, or in rural area. Even so, the hunger and poverty is not the issue of that third world country only but it is covering the whole country in the world too. It is indeed one of the serious international issues that have been happening not only in the third world countries but it is happen even in most very developed countries too. When we are talking about hunger, what can be described for that situation? According to the Wikipedia source, hunger is a condition in which a person, for a sustained period, is unable to eat sufficient food to meet basic nutritional needs. Most of the people who have to suffering from hunger and starvation is the people or community that mostly have to face...
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...The Emergence of Bangladesh By Waqas Aleem Mughal October 22, 2002 Summary A. Introduction B. Causes: International Scenario C. Causes: Political Situation 1. Attitude of Muslim League 2. Constitutional Deadlock 3. Absence of Strong Bond 4. Regional Politics 5. Provincial Elections 1954 6. Violation of 1956 Constitution 7. General Elections 1970 8. Boycott of National Assembly Session 9. Mujeeb’s Six Points D. Causes: National Issues 1. Economic Backwardness of E. Pakistan 2. Domination of Hindus 3. Role of Hindu Teachers 4. Urdu – Bengali Controversy 5. Crushing of Democratic Institutions E. Causes: Atrocities in East Pakistan F. Causes: Indian Hostility G. Critical Analysis The Instrument of Surrender Read Time: 12 Minutes Readability Statistics Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level: 12 * Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level Score: Rates text on a U.S. grade-school level. A score of 8.0 means that an eighth grader can understand the document. The Emergence of Bangladesh By Waqas Aleem Mughal October 22, 2002 Histories of nations are often marked with ruthless wounds. Time passes by but its scars never vanish. December 16, 1971 being the darkest day in the history of Pakistan ended with...
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...S w 908M68 CRESCENT STANDARD INVESTMENT BANK LIMITED — GOVERNANCE FAILURE1 Muntazar Bashir Ahmed wrote this case solely to provide material for class discussion. The author does not intend to illustrate either effective or ineffective handling of a managerial situation. The author may have disguised certain names and other identifying information to protect confidentiality. Ivey Management Services prohibits any form of reproduction, storage or transmittal without its written permission. Reproduction of this material is not covered under authorization by any reproduction rights organization. To order copies or request permission to reproduce materials, contact Ivey Publishing, Ivey Management Services, c/o Richard Ivey School of Business, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada, N6A 3K7; phone (519) 661-3208; fax (519) 661-3882; e-mail cases@ivey.uwo.ca. Copyright © 2008, Ivey Management Services Version: (A) 2008-12-12 KET Securities Limited’s head office at Karachi in Pakistan had been receiving unofficial reports since May 2006 that there had been a number of frauds at Crescent Standard Investment Bank Limited (CSIBL). This was confirmed when the bank did not circulate the audited accounts for the year ended December 31, 2005, even as late as August 2006. Early in September 2006, a business analyst at KET was asked to investigate what the press had been reporting. Management was shocked to read the information the newspapers had...
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...Corporate Governance (Responsible Investment) Submitted To: Aleem Afzal Submitted By: Syed Izhar (FA09-MBA-146) COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Lahore. Corporate Governance and Responsible Investment: Corporate government is not a new idea. There is not much new about basic idea of corporate governance except the phrase ‘Corporate Governance’. Corporate entities always need governing. Corporate governance is necessary when ownership or membership is separated from management control. Beginning of the modern concept in ‘Corporate Governance’ was in 19th century. In 19th century there were two ways in which business was performed; • Sole proprietorship • Partnerships But if business fails creditors will take all your the assets even the house. In other words business man had an unlimited liability. And unfortunately you could be sent to prison. That was not a good incentive for businesses. Why would any one risk his/her life as well as life of the family for a business? Fortunately industrial revolution was knocking at the door, business opportunities were opening up. Investment was needed in many sectors but people were scared of investing in their own businesses because of the danger that if their business fails to perform they could be left with nothing, and even...
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...Mbp Report Name: Wing Yiu, See (Rix) Student Number: 13040295 Introduction A restaurant, which is called Toro noodle bar, has been found in this report. Toro noodle bar is a Chinese restaurant and which is mainly providing the Chinese food to the customers. Despite that, Toro noodle bar focus on serve to the foreigners especially local, rather than focus on Asians. Moreover, the decoration and the service of the Toro Noodle Bar is not same as traditional Chinese restaurant like Toro noodle bar set up a bar table and providing English beer to the customers. This report will be divided into three sections to analysis this organization and give some recommendation to this company. The first section will concentrate on looking at the five performance objectives such as quality, cost, speed, etc, in order to analysis the company performance. Secondly, this report will base on five performance objectives of the company to create an important/performance matrix, thus analysis the matrix. The last section will talk about the capacity strategy and give the recommendations of the capacity strategy to the company. First Section Performance objectives are used to indicators of effective performance. According to SAGE Publications Ltd, “performance objectives in order to ensure that resources are allocated appropriately in operation it is necessary to record, monitor and review aspects of operations performances.” Performance objectives can be divided into five aspects which allow...
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...COMPUTER ENGINEERING PROJECT Management COURSE INSTRUCTOR ENGINEER ABDUL ALEEM COMPUTER ENGINEERING PROJECT Management COURSE INSTRUCTOR ENGINEER ABDUL ALEEM CP-2010 UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, TAXILA CP-2010 UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, TAXILA APPLICATIONS OF SOFTWARE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS OF SOFTWARE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT IFFAT MAAB (10-CP-58) MARYAM FATIMA (10-CP-87) MUHAMMAD IKRAM UL HAQ (10-CP-30) IFFAT MAAB (10-CP-58) MARYAM FATIMA (10-CP-87) MUHAMMAD IKRAM UL HAQ (10-CP-30) Table of Contents 1. PROJECT 5 2. PROJECT MANAGEMENT 5 3. PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE 5 3.1 HISTORY 6 3.2 PURPOSE 7 3.3 NEED FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE 7 3.4 TYPES OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE 7 3.4.1 Desktop 7 3.4.2 Client Server 8 3.4.3 Web-based 8 3.4.4 Integrated 8 3.5 FUNCTIONALITIES OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE 8 3.6 BENEFITS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE 10 3.7 SHORTCOMINGS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE 13 4. Tools 13 4.1 Project scheduling tools 16 4.1.1 Advantages & Disadvantages 16 4.2 Comparison of Different Tools 17 4.3 Top Recent project management software 18 4.4 Criteria for evaluating Project management Software 19 4.5 Understanding Organizational Needs 19 5. NWC Case Study - Implementing EPMS Using Oracle Primavera P6, EBS and MS SharePoint 2010 20 5.1 About NWC 20 5.2 Project Goal 20 5.3 Project Background 21 5.4 Services...
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...------------------------------------------------- BSB5010 – Management Information System Assessment 2 Part 1 Mohammed sami seyadi 201201753 Workshop 003 Mohammed sami seyadi 201201753 Workshop 003 Table of Contents Introduction: 2 1st Technology Trend: 2 Benefits to the Marketing Department: 2 Benefits to the Business: 2 Risks & Solutions: 3 Competitors: 3 2nd Technology Trend: 3 Benefits to the Marketing Department: 4 Benefits to the Business: 4 Risks & Solutions: 4 Competitors: 4 Conclusion: 4 References: 5 Introduction: Most individuals that start a new business aim for one thing and one thing only which is success. In order for a business to progress successfully, individuals involved in the business should understand the market’s wants and needs and the many trends that takes in this world. Nowadays, technology trends are becoming a necessity and are applicable to all business needs whether to collect data and information and to attract customers or cutting costs and increasing revenue. This report will mention two technology trends that can benefit a marketing department and the business as a whole, the risks behind those technologies and the competitors that use those technologies. 1st Technology Trend: Saleforce1 ExactTarget, The Marketing Cloud, is a very powerful and useful platform and cloud application made to satisfy the needs of a marketing department in different organizations. It allows marketers to generate...
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...INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY “NETWORK MANAGEMENT & SECURITY ASSIGNMENT” CLASS: BS (IT) PART-IV MORNING (REGULAR) |STUDENT’S NAME |ROLL # | |“HIRA KHAN” |2K8/IT/35 | |D/O: ABDUL ALEEM KHAN | | Q#1: What is IP address and also define classes of IP address? Ans: IP ADDRESS: "IP" stands for Internet Protocol, so an IP address is an Internet Protocol address. What does that mean? An Internet Protocol is a set of rules that govern Internet activity and facilitate completion of a variety of actions on the World Wide Web. Therefore an Internet Protocol address is part of the systematically laid out interconnected grid that governs online communication by identifying both initiating devices and various Internet destinations, thereby making two-way communication possible. An IP address consists of four numbers, each of which contains one to three digits, with a single dot (.) separating each number or set of digits. Each of the four numbers can range from 0 to 255. Here's an example of what an IP address might look like: 78.125.0.209. This innocuous-looking group of four numbers is the key that empowers you and me to send and retrieve data over our Internet connections...
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