...WEEK 2 Project Selection: 1.Aligning strategy with projects 2.Project investment criteria 3.Functional assessment * Production * Marketing * Financial * Human resources * Administration Selection Models: Selection (or screening) models help managers pick winners from a pool of projects. Screening models are numeric or nonnumeric and should have: * Realism * Capability * Flexibility * Ease of use * Cost effectiveness Project Screening & Selection Issues: * Risk – unpredictability to the firm * Commercial – market potential * Internal operating – changes in firm operations * Additional – image, patent, fit, etc. All models only partially reflect reality and have both objective and subjective factors embedded. Project Selection Methods: Non-numeric Models: 1.Sacred cow 2.Operating necessity 3.Competitive necessity 4.Product extension 5.Comparative benefit 6.Checklist 7.Simplified Scoring Models 8.Analytical Hierarchical Process 1. Checklist Model: A checklist is a list of criteria applied to possible projects. * Requires agreement on criteria * Assumes all criteria are equally important Checklists are valuable for recording opinions and encouraging discussion Drawback: Does not allow comparison with other potential projects 2. Simplified Scoring Models: Each project receives a score that is the weighted sum of its grade...
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...Application Al – Ameen Rajansha Samnani 406- Malaviya Tower, ONGC Colony, Ankleshwar Bharuch , Gujarat - 393001 (M): 9825807673 , 9428333777 Email id: alameen.rs@rediffmail.com To The Director / HR Manager _______________________ _______________________ Subject: Application for suitable entry level position for....................................... Respected sir, I, hereby, undersigned applying for the entry level position in your concerned esteemed company endeavour my career in the chemical and pharmaceutical field. I am hardworking and enthusiastic, natured. Please go through the resume and give me an opportunity to work in your company to prove myself. Hope for the best response. Thanking you. Date : Place: Al- Ameen Rajansha Samnani RESUME Al – Ameen Rajansha Samnani 406- Malaviya Tower, ONGC Colony, Ankleshwar Bharuch , Gujarat - 393001 (M): 9825807673 , 9428333777 Email id: alameen.rs@rediffmail.com 1. CAREER OBJECTIVE: • Looking for a entry level position to pursue a challenging career in Industrial field which can explore my knowledge and ability, thereby improving my knowledge and to be a part of the team that works dynamically in a competitive environment and carves a winning edge towards the growth of the organization. 2. SPECIAL STRENGTH: ...
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...Feminism Tested in Ameen Merchant’s ‘The Silent Raga’ Project outline submitted to the Mahatma Gandhi University in partial recognition of the requirements for the award of the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature. Sruthi Murali Reg No: 130021007268 Supervising Teacher Ms. Mary Sapna Peter Miranda Assistant Professor Department of English St. Albert’s College Ernakulam March 2016 Introduction The Silent Raga is an eminently readable book by a first time author. This is Ameen Merchant's first published novel and he has certainly presented a rich repertoire of emotions strung to a melodious tune. He uses fine strokes and bright colors, commonly associated with miniature painting, in his portrayal of life within the constricted confines of a small community. The Silent Raga, inspired by a Tamil novel, is an exquisite blend of tradition and transition, exile and reconciliation, silence and eloquence, society and self, crisis and consciousness, where various stages of a raga’s performance in recital breathe life into the mellifluous flourish of evocative prose. Ameen Merchant was born in Bombay in 1964 and raised in Madras. The Silent Raga (Douglas & McIntyre, 2007/HarperCollins India, 2008) is his first novel. In prose that moves from the sensuous to the sublime, and that recalls the rhythms and progression of the raga, Merchant the storyteller weaves a moving tapestry about the ties that bind us and the sacrifices we must make on the way to realizing...
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...Management Information System Functions and Network Planning in Grameen Phone Course Title: Management Information System Submitted to: Ameen Nawaz Department of Computer Science American International University, Bangladesh Acknowledgement It is our refreshment stand to thank Mr. Nawaz Ameen, our course instructor of the course Management Information System, in American international University for giving us the opportunity to practically exposure through this report. In this regard, we would also like to thank all of our team members for their hard working .supreme spirit and inspiration. As we are the students of BBA program so it’s very much important for us to know about the practical use of MIS Application under diverse situation of an organization. So, lastly we would again like to express our heartfelt thanks to our honorable teacher for providing us the opportunity to apply and connect our classroom learning with a practical situation. Management Information System Functions As we know Management Information System (MIS) is a subset of the overall internal controls of a business covering the application of people, documents, technologies, and procedures by management accountants to solving business problems such as costing a product, service or a business-wide strategy. Management Information Systems are distinct from regular information systems in that they are used to analyze other information systems applied in operational...
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...As we know , our Prophet Muhammad saw is an entrepreneur. Did you know that he had started at the age of 12? While under the care of Abu Talib as, the Prophet had begun to follow Abu Talib as business trips to Syria , an area that located at north of the Arabian peninsula . Abu Talib, who is also his uncle also a business mentor to the Prophet saw when he was young . The observation of the events that took place during a visit with his uncle and entrepreneurs to Syria has enriched his experience in business. At that time , the Prophet called " Al Ameen " , an honest person , a reliable and trustworthy. At age 20 , he was more actively traded while working in business either alone or share with his friends. At that time, Abu Talib had the desire to make the Prophet 's work in permanent jobs . Thus, Abu Talib was suggested the Prophet that he run a business of Khadijah binti Khuwaylid . Abu talib was went to Khadijah and requested that the Prophet can be accepted as a dealer carrying on the business of trading Khadijah. He manages the business along with Maisarah which is Khadijah 's servant. Glory of character, honesty, and his ability to do business attracts Khadijah to continue to provide greater capital to him . Wisdom and gentleness of the Prophet words as well as his ability to win over those who do business with him cause his business at that time bring good profits . Height morals and wisdom of the Prophet Muhammad...
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...M.M.Alam’s Health; By Sadia Aslam It is in the air that Air Commodore (Rtd) M.M.Alam’s health is in critical situation. This courageous ex-fighter pilot is admitted in Combined Military Hospital. This sad news has struck me as M.M.Alam is the hero of Pakistan in the war of 1965. He is named as Ace pilot of Pakistan Air Force, because of his tremendous and unbelievable air fights in 1965’s war, when he hit down 5 fighter jets of Indian Air force in only one fly fight. In 1950’s Alam had been the part of Shaheen Air Scouts (SAS) Dhaka which aimed at the preparation of young blood to be served for PAF and make them air-minded at very tender age. There the young scouts did PT and parade at every Friday morning to keep them in accordance with the real training of military officers. After he joined PAF once during training , Alam performed a daredevil inverted flying for a very long time which scared even his own trainers in Air Traffic Control who ordered him to pull back and fly straight. This flying man was awarded with Sitara-i-Jurat as ace pilot by the Govt. of Pakistan. He is the person who born after centuries. He is the role model of youth of Pakistan giving the lesson to channelize their energies in such a way that give height to the name of their homeland as he did. We all are praying to Allah that he gets well soon and to give him some more years of good health....
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...END–OF-SEMESTER EXAMINATION SEMESTER I, 2009/2010 SESSION KULLIYYAH OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES Programme : B.ACC Level of study : 2 Time : 2:30pm – 5:30pm Date : 9.11.2009 Duration : 3 hours Section(s) : 1-2 Course Code : ACC 2501 Course Title : Company Accounting (This Question Paper Consists of 9 Printed Pages With 4 Questions) DO NOT OPEN UNTIL YOU ARE ASKED TO DO SO INSTRUCTION(S) TO CANDIDATES 1. 2. Answer ALL Questions Workings must be shown clearly ANY FORM OF CHEATING OR ATTEMPT TO CHEAT IS A SERIOUS OFFENCE WHICH MAY LEAD TO DISMISSAL APPROVED BY: Question 1 The following are the summarized accounts and financial information in respect of Ameen Berhad. Income Statement for the Year Ended 31 December 2007 RM Revenue: Net sales Dividend income Interest income Total revenue and gains Costs and expenses: Cost of sales Operating expenses (including depreciation) Interest expense Income Taxes RM 7,678,000 120,000 102,000 7,900,000 4,582,000 1,479,000 260,000 520,000 Total cost, expenses and losses Net Income (6,841,000) 1,059,000 Additional information on the balances for non-current assets, non-current liabilities and equity: 31 Dec. 2007 RM 2,344,000 31 Dec. 2006 RM 1,788,000 690,000 Nil Ordinary shares of 50 sen each (Note 7) 1,400,000 1,000,000 Reserves (Note 8) 1,271,000 262,000 Nil 400,000 439,000 ...
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...Conversion experience of Yusuf Islam Then I decided to journey to Jerusalem (as my brother had done). At Jerusalem, I went to the mosque and sat down. A man asked me what I wanted. I told him I was a Muslim. He asked what my name was. I told him, "Stevens." He was confused. I then joined the prayer, though not so successfully. Back in London, I met a sister called Nafisa. I told her I wanted to embrace Islam and she directed me to the New Regent Mosque. This was in 1977, about one and a half years after I received the Qur'an. Now I realized that I must get rid of my pride, get rid of Ibis, and face one direction. So on a Friday, after Jummah' I went to the Imam and declared my faith (the Kalmiah) at this hands. You have before you someone who had achieved fame and fortune. But guidance was something that eluded me, no matter how hard I tried, until I was shown the Qur'an. Now I realize I can get in direct contact with God, unlike Christianity or any other religion. As one Hindu lady told me, "You don't understand the Hindus. We believe in one God; we use these objects (idols) to merely concentrate." What she was saying was that in order to reach God, one has to create associates,that are idols for the purpose. But Islam removes all these barriers. The only thing that moves the believers from the disbelievers is the salat. This is the process of purification. Finally I wish to say that everything I do is for the pleasure of Allah and pray that you gain some inspirations from...
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...process transcended the borders of the region and contributed to human culture in general. That would not have been possible without the Lebanese’ will to reformulate their thought and expression and transcend the constraints of taboos to keep pace with modernity. The Lebanese elites enthusiastically and prodigiously interacted with the revolutionary change in Western thought. The popular revolts in Lebanon during the 19th century reflected that interaction, when early on they advocated for a Republic and the separation of religion and state. We find what could be considered the basis of modern critical thought in the region in the writings of Farah Antoun and other 19th century pioneers and later in the writings of Gibran Khalil Gibran, Ameen Rihani, Maroun Abboud, Constantine Zuraiq, and many others. Lebanon, despite being a small country, distinguished itself throughout the Arab World as a leader in critical revivalist thought, and an advocate of liberation from the hegemony of religion and the religious establishment in the public domain. From Lebanon, the call for a tolerant Arabism free of sectarian affiliations was launched Therein, contemporary thought in the Arab World took off together with the advocacy for democratic standards and a modern, secular, civil state free of outdated social traditions and constraints and committed to the values of freedom, justice, equality, and mutual assistance. The ambitions of the Lebanese elites transcended their small country. They traveled...
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...Use And Benefits Of Cloud Technology MIS 205 Sec : 13 Submitted to: MM Nawaz Ameen Submitted By : Tasneem Khan Inna 1110340030 What is cloud technology: Cloud technology refers to a technology where resources, software , information are shared by computers or other electronic devices via internet . Business applications are moving to the cloud. It’s not just a fad—the shift from traditional software models to the Internet has steadily gained momentum over the last 10 years. Looking ahead, the next decade of cloud technology promises new ways to collaborate everywhere, through mobile devices. How does cloud technology work : Cloud technology works over the network. Cloud technology consists of Infrastructure as a service (IaaS), Platform as a service (PaaS) Hardware as a Service (HaaS) and Software as a service (SaaS). It also possesses the service of renting a server or servers and of running a geophysical modelling application that can be made available anywhere. Cloud technology also enables the user to rent a virtual server, loaded with software and turn it on and off according to the sweet will of the user and it can also be cloned to meet an immediate workload demand. Cloud technology also stores a large amount of data that can be accessed by the authorized users with the authorized applications. A base is being provided by the cloud that supports this technique...
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...challenging job environment where I can practice my skills to build up a successful career path which will lead me towards a managerial position with more opportunities to explore and share. Academic Qualification: |Exam Title |Concentration |Institute Name |Result |Scale |Passing Year | |BBA |Finance |University of Dhaka |3.64 |4 |2011 | |HSC |Business Studies |Ispahani Public School and College |5 |5 |2006 | |SSC |Business Studies |P. H. Ameen Academy |5 |5 |2004 | Job Experience: (1) Position: Research Associate (October 10, 2011 – Continuing) Employer: University and Industry Alliance, IBA, University of Dhaka Key Responsibilities: ➢ Carry out the administrative and program support activities of the center. ➢ Assist the president on various academic, social and administrative activities. ➢ Gather Market intelligence on competition, market demand and products to ensure that timely and effective measures are taken by the center. (2) Position: Intern (August 7, 2011 – September 15, 2011) Employer: Institute of Microfinance (InM), Lalmatia, Dhaka Key Responsibilities: ➢ Collect...
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...Comment Form for Assessed Work Introduction Today’s world is being dominated by daily innovations in technology and increasing globalization which helps organizations to spread and to operate globally in a successful way. Every organisation operating at a global level is trying to improve their financial profits. The success of such organizations greatly depends on their workforce and their decision-making capabilities. Many times the ethicality of such decisions have been questioned because of the profit driven strategies of these organizations. As Nobel Prize winner economist Milton Friedman quotes, “An executive’s responsibility generally will be to make as much money as possible while conforming to their basic rules of the society, both those embodied in law and those embodied in ethical custom.” The decision-making process and hence ethicality of the decisions in such organisations is greatly influenced by the culture of the workforce. Bartels (1967) was one of the first to note the importance of the role of culture in ethical decision-making. There are different studies which discuss the diversity of ethical decision-making based on different perspective for example, Vitell, Nwachukwu and Barnes, 1993 discuss the effect of culture on ethical decision-making with the help of Hofsted’s typology while Patel and Schaefer, 2009 discuss the same with the help of Douglasian Cultural Theory (CT) perspective in the Indian context. Summary ...
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...her because she is close to God, So I cry my heart out, I let it all go, 'cause after rainfall must come a rainbow, And trying to forget someone you love is like trying to remember someone you never even met. So I can't turn back now. I can't pretend to be ignorant, And I can't go around acting like she doesn't have me on lock. Has me lowering my gaze because she is always on the top, Of my mind, designed as a kind gesture to all mankind, So I could still see her beauty even if I was blind. And I believe everything she says, because she has yet to lie, And if you could point out a contradiction, I would gladly say goodbye. But you can't, so I can't get her off my mind. No word of a lie, she is a dime. Eleven out of ten, amen! ...I mean "ameen." And I love the fact that she always has me thinking, 'Cause to live without thinking is to shoot without aiming. People have a lot of questions about her, and so I don't mind explaining, Because she has absolutely...
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...Pros & Cons of the Different Legal Structures There are three main types of firms, which include: sole proprietorship, partnerships, and corporations. When starting a business, it is very important to weigh out the pros and cons of each type to decide which type would be best suit your particular business. Each type has its advantages and disadvantages that need to be considered before deciding which would be best moving forward. I will discuss the advantages, disadvantages, and differences of each type of firm. First, there is a sole proprietorship. “A sole proprietorship is someone who owns an unincorporated business by himself or herself.” (IRS.gov, 2016) This type of firm is the easiest to set up and the simplest of the business structures. It is by far the most popular because of its advantages. Some of these advantages include: ease of formation, least amount of record keeping, minimal regularly controls, and advantage of double taxation. With these great advantages comes a huge disadvantage, which is, there is no legal distinction between the assets and liabilities of the business and those of its owner. In a sole proprietorship you may reap all the reward from financial benefits, but you are solely responsible for all business risks involved. In a sole proprietorship if the business fails then that one individual stands to lose all personal assets and other possessions. The second type of business is a partnership. “A partnership is a single business where two...
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...w rP os t S W12945 PAK ELEKTRON LIMITED: CONVERTING SYSTEMS TO ERP 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. op yo Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation prohibits any form of reproduction, storage or transmission 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, Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation, 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 © 2012, Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation Version: 2012-04-26 On October 12, 2011, Syed Mohsin Gilani, the general manager finance of Pak Elektron Limited (PEL) was in a meeting to discuss the cash flow situation of the company with Manzar Hassan, the chief financial officer (CFO). During the discussions, he commented on the new enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems: “Data is being input by the data entry personnel, but reports still need to be adjusted in Excel, as before. The quality and timeliness of data is a major issue for processing the information...
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