...Venue : level 6, Wing A , Room No.01 Time : 6.00 p.m Date : 10-03-2016 , Thursday This is day of first class of comunity service. The lecturer is in class already, And our respecful lecture name Haysriq Thomeeran. By 6.30 p.m our class is start. First thing, our lecturer start to introduce by his self. Then start to introduce all my friends by thier self. The main questions he asked is name, which sem, programme,hometown and final question is a bit funny because he ask that did u got girlfriend/boyfriend . Since , all my friends answer that question by very honest. After that we discuss to about the group, that is want to seperate few groups or wanna be a one group, because in our class they got 19 students only, so we decide to be in one group . Then my lecturer start to to explain about the final project and then we have to do individual journal and self reflection and explain it more briefly. Then we rearrange the chairs and sat in cirlce. Then we start to decide the project director our project. Then ill say my friend name vicnesh. But he is very famous name by kumar. Then he say my name.Then totally they got 4 person name . After that sir told us to stand up that whose name in white board . Then ill and my four friends were stand up. Then sir start to explain how important is a leader role , he told that whoever feel that really not qulified to the position u may can seat, so all of my friends sat ready, but inside me there is a question why not ill take...
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...ritics, record-label hype and American modern-rock radio, which Yorke compares to "a fridge buzzing". This coincides with the soundtrack of the film, with sounds that weave in and out of snatches of interviews, conversations, and songs. Along with this "radio wave" effect is a series of edits and quickly moving shots with stills, slow tracking shots, time-lapse photography, and colour/black-and-white film and video. The documentary opens with video taken from the back of a subway train, along with the track "Fitter Happier" from OK Computer. This cuts to the band members reading off several dozen radio intros. Interspliced with the promotional material is live footage taken from various venues around the world, including the song "Karma Police" on Late Show with David Letterman. Included in the documentary are various video clips of television appearances, newspaper articles, and other mentions of Radiohead in the media. In a clip from a Sky News programme, presenter Kay Burley comments on the video for the band's song "No Surprises", saying "Music to cut your wrists to. [...] It's the most miserable-sounding tune I've ever heard." While watching the video, the programme's music reviewer quips "You'll probably quite enjoy it because he actually drowns at the end". The making of the video is then shown, where frontman Thom Yorke is lip-synching while trapped in a tank of rising water.[2] The world tour that is the subject of the film has subsequently been admitted as a...
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...Background and context of the company:BHP billition is a multinational company one of the biggest producer os natural recourses which operates in mining, gas, metal, steel, and oil sectors. The company was formed in 2001 by merging BHP Limited and BHP Billiton PLC,which is still in existence as separate companies but operated my single management team.The company operates is activities in 100 location within 25 countries and among them 40% of them are established in Australian region.The company was highly profitable which runs with integrity wherever it goes or runs.company clearly gave more focus on longterm share holder with discovery,development and marketing of natural resources.For to achieve this targets they lightened on 3 things(1)building and managing the company's assets and services.(2) setting up standard norms where all workers are devoted to there responsibility.and lastly(3) winning the trust of there shareholder,stakeholder workers by regular communication..(Robbins,s,DeCenzo,d.coulter,M & woods,M 2014,Management the Essentials, Pearson Australia,Sydney,pp.19.) Key issues of the company: Organizational Design: BHP says “Our Operating Model has been designed to deliver a simple and scalable organisation, providing a competitive advantage through defining how we work, how we are organised and how we measure performance”( The BHP Billiton Way What we do and how we do it,April 2012).The organization is designed with transparency with clear chain of responsibility...
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...1.If you were a member of the board of directors during the time of the Ok Tedi operations, would you have been in favor of implementing a social accounting and reporting regime in the company? If I was a member of the board of directors during the time of Ok Tedi operations, I would have been in favor of implementing a social accounting and reporting regime in the company. As social accounting is always a beneficial method for a company to maximize their profit and organizational image. Social accounting allows to see where improvements can be made so that an organization can better achieve their aims and values. It provides a continuous record of how effectively organization has developed and changed. Social accounting and reporting would help the Ok Tedi Mining company by giving feedback on how things are going from the range of people involved in the organization. As the 97% workers at the company are PNG inhabitants, it would be easy to look over them fulfill their basic needs and values. Social accounting would also identify the areas where things are working well and where not. To improve organization’s policy and perception ,it is a very appreciable way. Social accounting would help Ok Tedi Mining to work accordance with legal way and social values. Company’s decision would be more just and equitable to less powerful stakeholders. The company would meet the social responsibility and get a good organizational image from the society. The company was...
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...Marketing is the front line of every organization’s attitude to social responsibility and corporate citizenship. In recent times, every successful company has one common agenda at all stages – their main aim is to focus on customers and also they are heavily loyal to marketing. Every companies share a passion for understanding and satisfying the wants and needs of their customers in distinct target markets. The world where the marketing takes place is a self-motivated and potentially very exciting one. However, what it actually means, and how it benefits for the business. Marketing “ is the process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion and distribution of ideas, goods, services to create exchange that satisfies individual and organizational goals”(AMA,1985). The marketing includes all these things including own experiences that influence and encourage customer’s attitudes to organizations and the product packages on offer. It helps consumers to build expressive bonds with the products they purchase, and to gain psychological as well as functional satisfaction from their use. The Chartered Institute of Marketing defines marketing as, ‘Is the Identification, Anticipation, and satisfaction of customer needs, profitability’. The main role of every organization is to create image and lasting customer relationship in the market based on creating value. Marketing is a process or efforts by organizations to inspire society/community to get them best solutions...
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...Bradley Barnes MKT 625 Unethical Consumer Behavior Dr. McFaul January 20, 2013 Unethical Consumer Behavior Introduction Today’s consumer is looking for the best value and some consumers find ways to take advantage of a business through unethical consumer behaviors. Consumer ethics is defined as “moral rules that apply to consumers, such as the choice to return a used item for a refund, shoplift, and engage in software piracy, as well as the steps, the company takes to counter these actions, such as charging restocking fees and limiting returns” (Shiffman, 2010, p. G-2). Consumers have caused businesses additional costs through unethical consumer behavior. Anytime a consumer is unethical it costs the business money in lost profits. Unethical Behavior Many consumers find ways to cheat a company through unethical behavior. Piracy is an ongoing issue that many companies face through consumers illegally recording movies, music, software, and ringtones. Many consumers are stealing these products and do so because it saves the consumer from having to buy these products. Consumers also take the time to buy pirated material at a reduced cost than they can purchase these products at a retailer price. The downside to pirating is that this behavior costs every element of the supply chain money. Those affected are other consumers that have to pay inflated costs, Manufactures, retailers, and inventors or producers of the materials. Some consumers may be performing unethical...
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...Statistics in Business Statistics is the collection of numerical information. Statistics collect and analyze the numerical information in large amount. There are many different types and levels of statistics. Statistics is separated into two groups’ descriptive statistic and inferential statistics. Descriptive statistics is the methods of classifying, summarizing, and giving information in an informative way. Inferential statistics method is used to estimate a property of a population on the basis of a sample. Statistics is a major factor in businesses decision making, statistics in business give them an idea of what customer they are trying to target and the amount of services and products that they will need to meet their goal Lind, Marchal, & Wathen (2011). There are many examples where statistics are used. For example when the census bureau sends out documents to fill out about your house they are gathering information to analyze the numbers to get a figure of what is going on with the population. Another example of statistics is when a certain amount of population tune in Sunday to watch the super bowl it was one of the most watch game in NFL history it was also a commercial that catch the eye of most of the viewers they went on social media to view their opinions about the commercial some find that it was not fit for that moment and some on the other hand find that it was ok. Another example of statistics is when the University of Phoenix takes a survey at the end of each...
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...social force falls under the social category. Social forces impact the chocolate industry tremendously. In the U.S. more than 80% of all candy is bought on impulse, but 57% of American women and 46% of men stated that chocolate was their favorite snack/dessert. Even though there are recent trends that suggest that consumers decrease their dietary consumption in chocolate, over 70% of consumer still indulged in some form of chocolate at least once a month and 33% said once a week. (Hill, 2015, pp. C-16, C17) People that are eating healthier this is the trend are eating more premium chocolate because it contains dark and organic chocolate as well as special ingredients like spices, berries, nuts and fruits, which is a healthier alternative. OK The economic factors affecting the chocolate industry fall under the economic forces category. The chocolate industry is experiencing a recent spike in the cost of raw materials, packaging, distribution and energy. Production is more expensive for premium chocolates but people are also willing to pay the extra money for the quality. With the price of cocoa spiking, more mass-market producers have also added a premium chocolate product to their current lines and acquired some the smaller premium chocolate manufacturers which will help gain some market and shelf space. . (Hill, 2015, pp. C-18) Good 2. There are two major segments of the chocolate industry, the mass market and the premium chocolates. Use Porter's Five Force model...
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...Business Administration Business Administration is the stepping stone, the foundation, and the pillar, that’s needed to start a business. It branches to other subjects needed for business, such as business planning, marketing, business ethics, and business law. Business Administration is indeed the process of managing EVERY aspect of a business for growth and/or stability of that business. In other words, it’s the very heart of a business. You might ask yourself “what is business administration?” It’s ok; I asked myself that same question when starting my quest to own and manage my own business. Business Administration is the process of managing EVERY aspect of a business in order for it to maintain its growth or stability, depending on the overall goal of the owner or owners (Black). A lot of companies have a team of dedicated business administrators who work to ensure the growth and stability of the company or business. The man that sits atop of the entire administration is the CEO (chief executive officer) or president of the company. In most cases those two titles represent two different people. The CEO usually has a number of vice presidents under him, who in turn have teams for management, marketing, and research and development. I’d say that Business Administration is the foundation for owning and managing a business. There are aspects of Business Administration to learn if you want to be a successful entrepreneur, such as how to make a business plan, knowing about...
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...Structure and Pattern of Introduction of Business Related Discipline Research Articles Qing Tian I. Introduction Business and economics papers have made a significant contribution to the development of the corporations and economics growth. However, it may be difficult for the readers to fully understand the materials if the structure of the papers is very complicated. In recent decades, there is an increasing trend in the complicacy of business and economics papers (Ellison, 2000). This phenomenon will induce more complexity in comprehending profound research papers. Regarding it, some basic models have been invented to give a general guideline of the building blocks of the research papers. For example, for writing an introduction of an article, Swales (1990) introduced a rhetorical pattern called create-a-research-space (CARS) which segments the introduction into three major parts, namely move 1, 2 and 3. The move 1 aims to give a background information of the topic of the research paper, depicting a general picture of which area the paper will fall into. The next move known as niche basically serves to connect move 1 and 3, illustrating the motive and inspiration of the paper (Swales & Feak, 2012). Followed by niche is the main purpose of the article. By presenting in either a purposive or descriptive way, the author can show a ultimate goal of the article. However, although some kinds of standardizations have been made to formalize the research papers, the construction...
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...there are large masses who are still satisfied with less for cheaper price. 2. Now in Rural areas the agriculture is not the prime occupation and most of the people are becoming self-employed which have increased the average income in rural as well. Unorganized small scale segment make good business than large companies who target organized segment. Marketers could take advantage of this situation to compete in smaller towns or villages were the big companies wouldn’t have penetrated, so the competition is less. 3. Rural population not shifting to urban as quality of life is also improving in rural. Marketers may need to use different strategy to drive urban and rural, where urban may be of brands, lifestyle, status symbols, where as in rural the key factor is still price and best bargain. Marketers need to approach with different consumer lifestyle. 4. Rather people migrating from popular to premium brands; the popular segment grew as the reverse happened. This shows the consumers value for popular demands is growing, and marketers should not wait for the masses to move to premium markets but also improvise the popular brands also. 5. Mindset of people, where it’s ok to spend today and tomorrow will become better. This show the consumers are willing to borrow and spend; this emotion could be used to market high end or premium products at installment plans. 6. Emerging new Segments: Kids, Youth,...
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...mentioned by the International business times that the trade between Us and Egypt has been growing over the years it peaked it 2010 to become 9 billion dollars but in 2011 due to current events in Egypt it dropped a slight drop to be 8.28 billion dollars in goods were being exchanged. Khush Choksy, executive director of the U.S. Egypt-Business Council at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said that businesses did close in the revolution days for a while just to insure safety of the employees, some other companies send away some of its workers whom were of less importance to the organization but not one American company in Egypt faced any harm to their offices or property and all businesses where back on track with not more than two weeks. In 2012 representatives of more than 50 major American companies traveled to Cairo to improve business relations and have a better private sector partnerships, among the companies that made the trip were PepsiCo Inc. , which employed about 12,000 people in Egypt in 2012; Xerox Corporation, whose subsidiary Xerox Egypt has operated a manufacturing facility since 1975; and Apache Corporation, a hydrocarbon firm whose annual investments in Egypt total about $1 billion. These companies were not affected during the revolution as a result of their sizes and scope they had a better chance in surviving unlike small businesses who depend on sales within the country for their cash flow example Vaughan. “The foreign entities that are OK are the ones that can take...
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...in my life. Many people have come and passed but she keeps by my side helping and advising me on all the important values of a good life. As I watch her struggle to bring all my three siblings and me up I can only hope to be such a strong and hardworking person myself. She diligently takes care of our family while still running her business. She has shown us that with hard work and determination anything is possible. My mother is patient and when she puts her heart on something, she doesn’t give up until she sees results. My mother runs several successful businesses and is able to juggle between her business and taking care of us. This is something I can only hope to have. My mother and I are close and I normally go to her for advice. She has taught me a lot and has helped me become a better person in life. She is intelligent and knows the solution to almost any problems I seek advice for. I have seen her struggle day to day to ensure we are all ok while still managing to run her demanding businesses. She is a strong woman and doesn’t let any setbacks hold her back. I remember a time when some burglars broke into one of her business and made away with almost everything. That didn’t deter her; she restocked and continued as if nothing had happened. My mother is spiritual and gives us advice on the values of life and how we should treat others My mother is always there for me and always pushes me to go after my dreams. She doesn’t put any pressure on me but walks...
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...Unit 1- Introduction to Business Ethics Unit 1– Individual Project American Intercontinental University BUSN 310-1102B-03 Electronic Business Instructor June Cohen 06/06/2011 Abstract When a product is broken or not in working order, it can be irrationally hazardous to the consumer, when it has a inclination or a weakness to cause bodily harm beyond the contemplated by regular user. With the problem arises of a broken or not working product, the legal agent is a abrasion if it is the shortest route and in the natural form and unending sequence produces or donate substantially to generate such injury. (La Mance, Ken 1999-2011) With petition involving allegation of a broken or not in a working condition, irrationally hazardous products, the corporations or companies may be accountable even though the individual may locate it repeatedly for all acceptable care in the design manufacture and sale of the product in question. (La Mance, Ken 1999-2011) When an individual, homeowner, apartment managers, online shopping etc need to find a qualify contractor visit Angie List. This website has a lot of creditable, honest and it back up with Angie. All the date of website is all certified, they have complaint resolution team. (Angie List, 2009) A defective product can be broken or not in a working order. The defective product can have lead paint on it. A defective product can range from VCR, CD Player, Stereo, Refrigerator, Stove, Microwave, etc. A defective...
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...Omondi Opala April 12, 2015 Module 5: Critical Thinking Regulating data flows Regulation of cross border data flows or data protection regulation has had negative implications on sectors of the economy, business, organizations that are public and NGOs. The public has been very narrow when it comes to data protection regulation. Even when discussed the public has concerns about the costs that it would take to implement a proper regulation. The public would be taking a risk that involves unintended consequences that could become over-looked and even produce negative consequences that could restrict existing business opportunities. The level of data protection subjects are not improved because of ineffectively designed measures, poor targeting of instruments, and the public narrow view on cross border data regulation. The end result is excessive opportunity costs to society, businesses along with consumers, and leaving everyone else in a bad position. Here are some negative impacts that result from cross border data restrictions: 1. Cross border data flow of customers to foreign countries is prohibited. 2. Cross border data flow of employees to other businesses in foreign countries is prohibited. 3. IT/Server infrastructure forced to another location. Business impacts Some of the issues stated above are trade barriers because they restrict international-trade; this means multi-national firms cannot consolidate operations across territories. Now they cannot reap...
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