...Bibliography ABS Journals with value of 3 and above: 1. Barney, J. B.. (1986). ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE - CAN IT BE A SOURCE OF SUSTAINED COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE. Academy of Management Review. 11 (3), 656-665. 2. De George, R. (1987). The Status of Business Ethics: Past and Future.Journal of Business Ethics. 6, pg201-211 3. Desponded et al. (1989). Organisational Culture and Marketing: Defining the Research Agenda. The Journal of Marketing. 53, pg3-4. 4. Fogarty, T.J. 1996, "The imagery and reality of peer review in the U.S.: Insights from institutional theory", Accounting, Organizations and Society, vol. 21, no. 2, pp. 243-267 5. Goodpaster, K. (1991). Business Ethics and Stakeholder Analysis. Business Ethics Quarterly, pg. 54-69. 6. Hilary, G. & Lennox, C. 2005, "The credibility of self-regulation: Evidence from the accounting profession's peer review program", Journal of Accounting and Economics, vol. 40, no. 1, pp. 211-229. 7. Jarnagin, C. ;Slocum, J. W. (2007). Creating corporate cultures through mythopoetic leadership. Organizational Dynamics. 36 (3), 288-302. 8. Kavanagh, M. H. ;Ashkanasy, N. M.. (2006). The impact of leadership and change management strategy on organizational culture and individual acceptance of change during a merger. British Journal of Management. 17 (1), S81-S103. 9. Kend, M. & A, H.K. 2013, "The CLERP 9 audit reforms: benefits and costs through the eyes of regulators, standard setters and Audit service suppliers"...
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...1.0 Introduction With the constantly changing of economy environment nowadays, it is challenging for organizations doing business in such an external competitive environment. On the other hand, some internal factors may stop the development of the organisations. Communications within the enterprise plays an important role in relation to drive the better performance. However, the communication and management systems are faultiness in some organisations. As a result, poor communication from management may lead organizational failure, and the organizational efficiency cannot be maximized. The purpose of this article is to examine the factors that contribute to the poor communication from management, thereby provide alternatives, which provides organisation an opportunity to improve themselves. The bibliography will mention the role of communication and management in lean manufacturing and its role in organizational change, furthermore, the cause of poor communication from management will be discussed, include the gender difference, and finally the bibliography will talk about the consequences of poor communication. Therefore, this article will firstly write the bibliography as mentioned before, after that, the central argument will be made and lastly recommendations will be provide for organisation’s future implementation. 2.0 The Bibliography J.M. Worley T.L. Doolen, (2006),"The role of communication and management support in a lean manufacturing implementation", Management...
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...Studies of Human Behavior 5318: Annotated Reference List: Ideal Human Service Organization Breanne Smith Capella University Annotated Reference List Anonymous. (2001). Code of ethics of the American mental health counselors association. Journal of Mental Health Counseling, 23(1), 2-21. Written by and for the American Mental Health Counselors Association, the Code of Ethics reflects the oath in which individuals in the mental health profession agree to take upon embarking on their career. The preamble of the code of ethics opens the document and reiterates the belief that dignity and worth of individuals are at the forefront of services. In addition, it touches upon basic requirements to assess, interview, consult, write reports, respond to subpoenas, and offer expert testimony during one’s career in mental health. The code of ethics state individuals will also act according to any applicable state and federal law. With this, they must possess appropriate knowledge and competence prior to practicing and will not offer personal opinions or bias while conducting business. Overall, the code of ethics is an inclusive set of principles of what is explicitly allowed and not allowed by an individual in the mental health industry. The code of ethics relates to the final ideal organization project in that it applies to all places of employment concerned with mental health. As a whole, this source seems legit and conclusive but according to the website for the American...
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...commands from the file containing a shell script before it can execute the commands, you must have read permission for the file in order to execute the shell script. 3. 4. Assume that you have made the following assignment: $ person=jenny Give the output of each of the following commands: a. echo $person jenny b. echo '$person' $person c. echo "$person" jenny 5. 1 2 Chapter 9 6. Assume that the /home/jenny/grants/biblios and /home/jenny/biblios directories exist. For both (a) and (b), give Jenny’s working directory after she executes the sequence of commands given. Explain. a. $ pwd /home/jenny/grants $ CDPATH=$(pwd) $ cd $ cd biblios After executing the preceding commands, Jenny’s working directory is /home/jenny/grants/biblios. When CDPATH is set, cd searches only the directories specified by CDPATH; cd does not search the working directory unless the working directory is specified in CDPATH (by using a period). b. $ pwd /home/jenny/grants $ CDPATH=$(pwd) $ cd $HOME/biblios After executing the preceding commands, Jenny’s working directory is /home/jenny/biblios because, when you give cd an absolute pathname as an argument, cd does not use CDPATH. 7. 8. Give the following command: $ sleep 30 | cat /etc/inittab Is there any output from sleep? Where does cat get its input from? What has to happen before you get a prompt back? There...
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...NT 1430 UNIT 3 Bash Scripts: * Script –commands written to a file. * Bash- a command processor a Unix shell Bash History: It was written by a man called Brian Fox. It was part of the GNU Project. The first release was 1989. It was a improvement and replacement to something called the Borne shell The Borne Shell: The creator was Stephen Borne. His employer was AT&T Labs. It was a Unix Shell he developed for Unix 7. Like everything it was replacing a older program called Thompson shell. The Borne Again Shell: Bash Borne Again Shell A free replacement to Borne shell Commands in Linux Mkdir- Make Directory rmdir- remove directory cd- Change directory Mv- Change name move directory Pwd – print working directory chmode-Change file access Permissions Commands are what tell Linux what to do. Chapter 7: 1. It waits for the process to be finished. You can give it multiple commands it will execute them in order. 3.Process Identification Number, The numbers tell you what commands are running in the background. Type ps 4. a. $ls section* b. $ls section[1-3] $ ls section? c. $ls I* d.$ls *[13] 8. a. $ grep \$ID < * .c > id_list b. $ grep –I suzi < addresses c. $ grep –il memo *.txt > memoranda_files D. $ file /usr/bin*|grep “Again shell script” | sort –r Chapter 9 1. You get permission denied, Not executable search though path 2. With ...
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...In the aforementioned theories there are distinct similarities as to how Agoraphobia is caused, several theories believe that it is caused by a traumatic life event or situation that has caused distress to the Agoraphobic, for example abuse, a car accident or loss or death of a loved one and this appears to be the main reason that people develop the anxiety that causes Agoraphobia. The behavioural theory fear conditioning also discusses learning this behaviour by reinforcement by people close to the sufferer. Though all the theories believe that the phobia is caused in much the same way it is important to understand that the Genetics paradigm talks about the predisposition of Agoraphobia being hereditary and that it can be linked to a fault...
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...Аффиксоиды - такие словообразовательные части слов, которые занимают промежуточное положение между корневыми и аффиксальными морфемами. Аффиксоиды – это морфемы переходного типа. Они аффиксоподобны, но не тождественны ни аффиксам, ни корням. К ним, например, можно отнести: -vore (carnivore, herbivore,omnivore); -forme (cunéiforme, filiforme); -scopie (radioscopie,microscopie) и др. Каждый такой аффиксоид формирует вполне самостоятельный, достаточно большой и весьма продуктивный словообразовательный тип. В этом смысле аффиксоиды очень близки аффиксам. Выполняя функцию аффиксов, аффиксоиды не утрачивают свои смысловые связи с однокоренными словами. Для сравнения можно привести следующие примеры: аффиксоид -sphère в словах stratosphère, lithosphère, atmosphère и слова sphéricité, sphère, sphéroïde, и др., photo- в словах photographie, photosensibilité,photosynthèse. Аффиксоиды делятся на две группы: суффиксоиды и префиксоиды. К суффиксоидам относятся корневые морфемы, употребляющиеся в функции суффиксов: stom(ato)- (stomatite, estomac); -phone (électrophone, microphone); -phobe (anglophobe, acrophobe, aérophobe). Префиксоиды – это корневые морфемы, употребляющие в функции префиксов. Например, ethno- (ethnologie, ethnolinguistique,ethnocentrisme); ant(i)- (antidote, anticorps, antigène, Antichrist). Способность/неспособность той или иной морфемы выступать в современном русском языке как в качестве служебной, так и корневой является основным показателем разграничения аффиксоидов...
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...The talk Biblio Service Michaela Haase Jackall, R., The World of Corporate Managers – Twentieth Anniversary Edition, Oxford University Press, New York 2010 A Capsule Summary of the Book This is the second edition of a book whose first edition was published in 1988. There has been no revision of the book; however, Jackall has added a new chapter titled “Moral Mazes and the Great Recession” to it. His description of the financial crisis brings nothing really new to the fore: it shows that nothing has changed in the aftermath of the convulsions caused by several occurrences of crisis in the financial sector or the business world in the last decade. Managers (of banks, insurance enterprises, of Enron, etc.) play(ed) high-risk games at the cost of the organization; they plunder(ed) the assets of employees and shareholders as well. If they win, they take all the gain; if they lose, they call for the taxpayer’s money because their organizations are too big to fail. They never think about stinting with their bonuses even if the taxpayers have to save the organization they work for because otherwise these same managers would leave it and so dispossess it of their skills and competence which, so they think, are badly needed to set it afloat again. Objective and Targeted Audience Jackall’s detailed sociological study of the managerial world is not written for a particular target group. As Jackall has clarified throughout a recent interview,1 his study is “part of a larger project...
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...Internal and External Factors: Hewlett Packard In the rapidly changing, complex corporate world of today, organizations must always essentially balance internal and external factors for risk, reward, threat, and opportunity. The most successful organizations of today have found the key to profitable functioning in a unstable global economy. The key is the management of internal and external factors through successful use of the four functions of management: planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. These four functions are the tools that allow an organization such as Hewlett Packard to profit and prosper in the face of the powerful influential factors of globalization, technology, innovation, diversity, and ethics. This paper will discuss in detail how this corporate giant, Hewlett Packard, successfully manages these five factors through effective planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Globalization The first influential factor that plays a vital role in the HP organization to discuss is globalization. Globalization has become a vital factor in navigating and profiting from operations in the corporate world of today. HP recognizes this global market and uses extensive planning, organizing, leading, and controlling, “to tap international markets, where incomes are rising and demand is increasing” (Bateman & Snell, 2011, p. 4). In 1938, Hewlett and Packard began working out of Packard’s backyard shed of his Palo Alto home in California...
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...Theory and Practice of Organizational Learning Teresa Friskney Strayer University Theory and Practice of Organizational Learning Organizational learning explores ways to design organizations so that they carry out their function successfully, encourage people to reach their full potential, and, at the same time, help the world to be a better place. Learning organizations are organizations where people continually expand their capacity to create the results they truly desire, where new and expansive patterns of thinking are nurtured, where collective aspiration is set free, and where people are continually learning to see the whole together (Smith, 2001). However, there seems no clear definition of organizational learning except for the fact that it is learning, in one form or another. “Organizational learning is a flexible concept spanning a number of disciplines and perspectives so that it is now impossible to capture with a single definition” (Merriam, Caffarella, & Baumgartner, 2007, p. 43). For the purpose of this paper, the following information concerns only three characteristics of a successful learning organization. Discussion concerns systems thinking, shared vision, and team learning. In order to understand systems thinking, one must define it as a group of interacting, interrelated, and interdependent components that form a complex and unified whole. For example, a system can be a department in an organization. Each system has a purpose in a larger...
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...Theory and Practice of Organizational Learning Cherise Edwards Strayer Univeristy Jewell Winn EDU 500 October 14 , 2010 Theory and Practices of Organization Learning Some people may define Organizational Learning is when members can act as learning agents of the organization and can respond to change internally and externally by detecting and correcting errors Also when they are able to put the theory to use. With Organizational learning it is all about the individual who is learning. Also it is what the individual does compare to what they say they can do. The individual must be welling to review and study facts for the organizational environment. |Learning organizations [are] organizations where people continually expand their capacity to create the results | |they truly desire, where new and expansive patterns of thinking are nurtured, where collective aspiration is set | |free, and where people are continually learning to see the whole together. (Senge 1990: 3) | |The Learning Company is a vision of what might be possible. It is not brought about simply by training individuals;| |it can only happen as a result of learning at the whole organization level. A Learning Company is an organization | |that facilitates the learning of all its members and continuously transforms itself. (Pedler et. al. 1991: 1) | |Learning organizations are characterized by total employee involvement in a process of collaboratively...
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...ensure that data is being processed from one system to another without interference. Also encryption streams can be established in the chance the data is moving internally along untrusted components such as a wan. The firewall could have also protected against brute force attacks by hiding the core machines that held the customer's transactions. It would create a wall that no one could see beyond. The only way to ensure this to work is to configure the firewall properly. When Bibliofind wanted to store their data they should have had a firewall as it's an important step in processing, log-ons, loging data, transferring data, and ensuring that the data is secure and the destination is trusted. A firewall isn't just a wall for a company like Biblio. It's a security blanket for secured, controlled, and audited tranactions. If the firewall is configured and maintained properly, it can be a very powerful tool to protect important information. 2) In short, encryption could not...
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...WORD WITHIN THE WORD List 1 Stem Meaning 1. ante before 2. anti against 3. bi two 4. circum around 5. com together 6. con together 7. de down 8. dis away 9. equi equal 10. extra beyond 11. inter between 12. intra within 13. intro into 14. mal bad 15. mis bad 16. non not 17. post after 18. pre before 19. semi half 20. sub under 21. super over 22. syn together 23. sym together 24. tri three 25. un not WORD WITHIN THE WORD List 2 Stem Meaning 1. archy government 2. ard always 3. cide kill 4. ician specialist 5. itis inflammation 6. aqua water 7. audi hear 8. bell war 9. cap take 10. cise cut 11. bio life 12. auto self 13. port carry 14. scrib write 15. logy science 16. dict 17. cred 18. cent 19. neo 20. ad 21. cede 22. miss 23.centri 24. biblio 25. anthropo say believe one hundred new to go send center book man WORD WITHIN THE WORD List 3 Stem Meaning 1. homo same 2. spec look 3. duct lead 4. fer carry 5. pend hang 6. micro small 7. hydro water 8. photo light 9. pan all 10. penta five 11. tele far 12. vid look 13. omni all 14. ex out 15. poly many 16. re again 17. hypo under 18. pseudo false 19. neuro nerve 20. tomy cut 21. hema blood first • 22. proto sound • 23. phon one • 24. mono life • 25. viv *Sometimes when we use a stem in a word, the ending of the stem may be changed. WORD WITHIN THE WORD LIST 4 Stem 1. morph 2. vest 3. bene 4. pond 5. corp 6. dorm 7. pater 8. nov 9. punct 10. ject 11. tion 12. loco 13. dox 14. amphi 15. magn 16. eu 17. endo 18. phobia 19. ortho 20...
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...Bryan Pelkey AP Literature Mrs. Chow 27 September 2015 Alternate Biblio-therapy in Frankenstein Bibliotherapy, by definition, is the use of reading materials for help in solving personal problems. It can be very useful to those the struggle with confidence issues, and has also helped improve the lives of people living through depression. It is also a tool used in literature throughout history, and sometimes it can do more harm than good. In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, the monster ends up with a group of books that are less than beneficial. These books are Paradise Lost, Plutarch’s Lives, The Sorrows of Young Werther, and the journal of his creator. Each of these books, especially the passages he absorbed, had negative messages that could easily scar a being just brought into this world. Had he read different books that focused on loyalty, honor, and morals, he might have not had the fire of revenge in his heart. The first book read by the monster, Paradise Lost, is a poem written by John Milton. It tells the story of Satan, Adam, and Eve. It has a specific asphyxiation on Satan and the fall of man into sin. This could very easily give the monster a feeling of rebellion, as Adam and Eve rebelled against God. If he had instead just read the bible, his outlook on the story of creation would have been very different. He would have seen the sorrow that comes with rebellion, not just the thrill. There are also many good message in the bible, like “Thou shalt not kill”. ...
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...Life Span Perspective Paper SGJ PSY/375 May 28, 2012 Life Span Perspective Paper Lifespan perspective is obtaining the knowledge of changes that occurs during human development. Development begins at the moment conception has started in the mother’s womb to death. According to Smith “The first and obvious element is change - that development involves movement from one state to another. Lifespan is simple the different stages that humans go through as their life develop over the years. The perspective of lifespan is understanding the changes that occurs in the different stages of development. There are five characteristics of development. They are: 1. Multidirectional (changes occur in all and a straight line) 2. Multicultural (cultural differences have an affect even intercontinental) 3. Multicontextual (life is affected by many context including family, history, and environment) 4. Multidisciplinary (scientific disciplines including psychology, biology, and education) 5. Plastic (an individual traits can be altered at any point in development) As I have stated lifespan is from the time of conception to death of a person development and growth. The perspective is in relationship to humans development is a lifelong changing experience. The theories of lifespan development can be viewed in Freud, and Piaget study on the subject. With Freud and Piaget influences of a person life is nature and nurture. A person’s lifespan began as a fetus, which develops...
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