...the internet cafes an why we love them. Latisha's SurfNTurf Cafe is where you want to be with good food and a online internet is what is needed to get your day going. "The first online café in South Korea called Electronic Café opened in front of Hongik University in March 1988 by Ahn Sang-Su and Keum Nuri in Seoul. It had two 16bit computers connected to Online service networks through telephone lines. Online service users’ offline meetings were held in the Electronic Café, which served as a place that connected online and offline activities. The opening of the online café in Korea was 2-3 years ahead of other developed countries." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_caf%C3%A9) Strength of my internet cafe would are a place were people can come and do anything they want in the online community. In Latisha's Cafe there is something for everyone. 30 computers to accommodated the needs customers from 12 up. Children from 12 yrs down will have to have an adult supervision. At Latisha's Cafe we offer a knowledgeable and friendly staff, State-of-the art equipment, Upscale ambiance, and a clear vision of the market needs. At Latisha's Cafe the user does not require own system to access Internet and Easy access to local facilities. Internet cafe's also save time working from home, and it also is a place where you can surf the web and enjoy good food as well. Sodas, chips, candy, burgers, chicken, and everything else. Weakness involving a internet cafe can...
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...newsagents, jewllery shops, internet cafes and call centres, in the morning time the street is full of crowded buses as students go to their universities, whereas in relation to pedestrians the street is very quiet, interestingly, in the evening time the picture is the other way round, as you could notice that the street is full of pedestrians, on the other hand the buses are nearly empty. There is an internet cafe and a call centre shop, i used to visit 10 years ago, at that time this Internet Cafe was very busy with customers especially students aged 20 -30, sometimes i found it hard to get a computer in the Cafe, when i had to wait a little bit. Nowadays this internet cafe is a bit quiet, one of the reasons i think that because the students used to use the internet only for study purpose, but after a decade the Internet became very popular, and its very difficult to imagine life without it, the internet covers every single side of our life, and you can also relay on the Net nearly in every aspect of your life, from reading your local newspaper and ordering your food and booking your flight ticket or checking the weather or even contact with friends and family or making new friends via facebook and tweeter. Moreover when we know that free WiFi Internet connection is widely spread, and you can find a signal wherever you go, in the Restaurants, Hospitals, Hotels, So the change is significantly huge, and it has its impact on both students and internet cafe owners. and maybe couple...
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...Undersecretary of the CIO. Such development and encouragement by the government in the IT field, boosts the enthusiasm if all people who are interested in the IT sector and want to achieve something special by creating their own software. The gulf business machines, one of the pioneers in the development of software and hardware technologies had posted an article on its website on 16th may 2004 regarding Bahrain’s keenness in the development of web-based applications to unify the government’s information infrastructure. “GBM has been working with the CIO to drive the delivery of web-enabled applications that unify the government’s information infrastructure and provide powerful services to citizens using secure hardware, network, internet and software platforms. The project integrates Bahrain’s back-end systems, such as National Database, Immigration and central Population Registration (CPR) systems, Decision Support systems and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) will support the introduction...
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...Batch [CRIMES IN CYBER CAFÉ AND ITS RULES AND RAGULATION] The study investigates the cyber café rules around Bangladesh: law and reality. It evaluates whether the guideline for cyber café owners’ and users are properly maintained or not. This study also reveal how crime occurred on the cyber café and why and it also investigate whether the guidelines are sufficient or not. At last this study recommend some point by which we can maintain our cyber café institution properly and by how we can reduce crime occurred on the cyber café. Index Abstract ………………………………………………………………………...………. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 5 5 5 5 6 7 8 8 9 13 14 17 17 19 1. Introductory part ………………………………………………………….……..…. 1.1 Aim of the study ……………………………………………….……….... 1.2 Object of the study ……………………………………………...……….. 1.3 Methodology ……………………………………………………….......... 2. Definition ………………………………………………………………….….......… 2.1 Cyber café ……………………………………………………….……..... 2.2 Necessity ……………………………………………………………….... 3. Amount of cyber café around Bangladesh …………………………………..………. 4. Law regarding cyber café ……………………………………………………....…… 4.1 BTRC ………………………………………………………………...….. 4.2 CCOAB …………………………………………………………….…..... 4.3 Guidelines ……………………………………………………….…..….... 4.4 Law and its Reality……………………………………………………...... 4.4.1 Reality in Dhaka………………………………………....… 4.4.2 Reality on other area ……………………………………..... 5. Crime in cyber café …………………………………………………………............. 5.1 Case study regarding crime in cyber café …………………………….…. 6. Case study...
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...TOPICS IN MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AMIS 4310 Topics/Case Descriptions Measuring Product Costs Case: Seligram, Inc.: Electronic Testing Operations Case Description: Explores the obsolescence of a cost system when technology changes. In particular, it asks students to increase the number of cost centers and allocation bases. The firm moves from a one-center, direct labor-hour system to a three-center, direct labor-hour and machine-hour systems. In addition, the case demonstrates how cost systems can induce subtle and not so subtle shifts in the strategy of the firm. In particular, we see how certain businesses are made to look inappropriately attractive or unattractive. Cost Behavior, Capacity Analysis and the Downward Demand Spiral Case: Bridgeton Industries: Automotive Component & Fabrication Plant Case Description: Bridgeton Industries was experiencing reduced sales. To become more competitive it introduced a classification procedure for products based upon their productivity and other factors. Products were classified into three groups: world class, potentially world class, and non-world class. The firm outsources the non-world class products. This outsourcing causes the costs on the remaining products to increase because some fixed costs associated with the outsourced products did not go away. These residual costs caused more products to become non-world class and hence candidates for outsourcing...
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...Seligram, Inc.: Electronic Testing Operations 1. What caused the existing system at ETO to fail? 2. Calculate the reported cost of the five components listed in Exhibit 6 using: a. The existing system. b. The system proposed by the accounting manager. c. The system proposed by the consultant. 3. Which system is preferable? Why? 4. Would you recommend any changes to the system you prefer? Why? 5. Would you treat the new machine as a separate cost center or as a part of the main test room? Bridgeton Industries: Automotive Component & Fabrication Plant 1. The official overhead allocation rate used in the 1987 model year strategy study at the Automotive Component and Fabrication Plant (ACF) was 435% of direct labor cost. Calculate the overhead allocation rate using the 1987 model year budget. Why do you get different numbers? 2. Calculate the overhead allocation rate for each of the model years 1988 through 1990. Are the changes since 1987 in overhead allocation rates significant? Why have these changes occurred? 3. Consider two products in the same product line: Product 1 Product 2 Expected Selling Price $62 $54 Standard Material Cost 16 27 Standard Labor Cost 6 3 Calculate the expected gross margins as a percentage of selling price on each product based on the 1988 and 1990 model year budgets, assuming selling price remains constant and material/labor costs do not...
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...TOPICS IN MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AMIS 4310 Topics/Case Descriptions Measuring Product Costs Case: Seligram, Inc.: Electronic Testing Operations Case Description: Explores the obsolescence of a cost system when technology changes. In particular, it asks students to increase the number of cost centers and allocation bases. The firm moves from a one-center, direct labor-hour system to a three-center, direct labor-hour and machine-hour systems. In addition, the case demonstrates how cost systems can induce subtle and not so subtle shifts in the strategy of the firm. In particular, we see how certain businesses are made to look inappropriately attractive or unattractive. Cost Behavior, Capacity Analysis and the Downward Demand Spiral Case: Bridgeton Industries: Automotive Component & Fabrication Plant Case Description: Bridgeton Industries was experiencing reduced sales. To become more competitive it introduced a classification procedure for products based upon their productivity and other factors. Products were classified into three groups: world class, potentially world class, and non-world class. The firm outsources the non-world class products. This outsourcing causes the costs on the remaining products to increase because some fixed costs associated with the outsourced products did not go away. These residual costs caused more products to become non-world class and hence candidates for outsourcing...
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...TOPICS IN MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AMIS 4310 Topics/Case Descriptions Measuring Product Costs Case: Seligram, Inc.: Electronic Testing Operations Case Description: Explores the obsolescence of a cost system when technology changes. In particular, it asks students to increase the number of cost centers and allocation bases. The firm moves from a one-center, direct labor-hour system to a three-center, direct labor-hour and machine-hour systems. In addition, the case demonstrates how cost systems can induce subtle and not so subtle shifts in the strategy of the firm. In particular, we see how certain businesses are made to look inappropriately attractive or unattractive. Cost Behavior, Capacity Analysis and the Downward Demand Spiral Case: Bridgeton Industries: Automotive Component & Fabrication Plant Case Description: Bridgeton Industries was experiencing reduced sales. To become more competitive it introduced a classification procedure for products based upon their productivity and other factors. Products were classified into three groups: world class, potentially world class, and non-world class. The firm outsources the non-world class products. This outsourcing causes the costs on the remaining products to increase because some fixed costs associated with the outsourced products did not go away. These residual costs caused more products to become non-world class and hence candidates for outsourcing...
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...THE BROADWAY CAFE BRINGING IT TO THE 21ST CENTURY 1 THE BROADWAY CAFE BRINGING IT TO THE 21ST CENTURY 2 Abstract I just recently inherited my grandfather's coffee shop called the Broadway Café. In this paper we are going to examine how to bring it up to the 21st century. To get a better understanding of how to bring the coffee shop into the 21st-century; we are going to talk about the history of coffee and how it got started, and what life must have been like in the 1950’s. We are also going to talk about running today's coffee shops with today's technology. Wi-Fi allows us to access the Internet, check our bank accounts, and read electronic books & magazines. Another piece of technology we're going to talk about is a Point of Sale or POS unit, which is an electronic cash register. THE BROADWAY CAFE BRINGING IT TO THE 21ST CENTURY 3 History Coffee supposedly started in Constantinople, Turkey. According to the International Coffee Organization: “The global spread of coffee growing and drinking began in the Horn of Africa, where, according to legend, coffee trees originated in the Ethiopian province of Kaffa. It is recorded that the fruit of the plant, known as coffee cherries, was eaten by slaves taken from present day Sudan into Yemen and Arabia through the great port of its day, Mocha. Coffee was certainly being cultivated in Yemen by the 15th century and probably much earlier. In an attempt to prevent its cultivation elsewhere, the Arabs imposed...
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...St Vincent is one of the 32 St Vincent & The Grenadines islands, known as Jewels of the Caribbean. Regarded as a sailors’ paradise, the turquoise waters that surround these volcanic isles are considered some of the best cruising grounds in the world and are home to a wonderful array of marine life making it perfect for snorkelling and diving. Still largely untouched by tourism and with its secluded coves and spectacular backdrops of high mountains cloaked in lush tropical forest and cascading waterfalls, St Vincent is an authentic and unspoilt tropical haven. Population 110,000. Capital Kingstown. Area 344 sq km/133 sq miles; 29 km/18 miles long 18 km/11 miles wide. Geography St Vincent is a volcanic island. The northern third of the island is mountainous (parts of this area are accessible only by boat because roads cannot be built on the terrain). The highest point is La Soufriere volcano - 1,234 metres. Most of the island’s population lives near the southern coast. The island has a total of 84 km of coastline. The island has 5 administrative parishes – Charlotte, St Andrew, St David, St George, St Patrick Time difference GMT -4. Language Official language is English. Monetary unit Eastern Caribbean dollar - EC$ (fixed to the US dollar); US dollars are widely accepted. Airport Local airport, E T Joshua Airport, in Kingstown in the south of the island; an international airport is planned for 2011 +. Flight times 5 major gateways – Barbados (30 mins) Grenada (30 mins) Martinique...
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...A tutorial in managerial accounting concepts and financial modeling using Excel Assignment 1: Introduction We will begin our work this semester with a case called Caribbean Internet Café [hereafter, CIC]. In the CIC case, David Grant wants to open an Internet Café in Kingston, Jamaica. This simple business setting is familiar; how many coffee shops, drive-up or otherwise, can you think of that are within walking distance of campus? Even if you are not a coffee-holic, the operation of one of these places should be fairly self-evident. This assignment will help to fulfill a number of major objectives of the course: 1. The CIC case makes use of a relatively familiar context in which to introduce many of the managerial accounting concepts we will deal with this semester. The familiarity of the context should enable you to associate managerial accounting terminology with real world phenomena. 2. The structure of this series of exercises also provides an opportunity to develop your skills in using Excel to do financial modeling. Irrespective of your preferences for a career choice, financial modeling will be a critical skill in your professional life. Marketers and HR specialists take note: there is no avoiding the numbers. 3. The majority of you are still relatively early in your path through the School of Business program. Case analyses will be an important element in several of your subsequent courses. One key to successful case analysis is meticulous organization of relevant...
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...Introduction The product that I am comparing is ice cream, one produced and distributed by a local farmer and one that is internationally mass produced. Farmer Browns is a family run farm situated on the Lincolnshire coast which produces luxury dairy ice cream, they use cream and milk directly from their own herd of cows which graze on the pastures around the farm. They have a parlour which the ice cream can be bought and consumed along with other homemade light refreshments. Ben & Jerry’s are based in the United States and are international manufacturers and distributors of ice cream, frozen yoghurt and sorbet. They have approx. 446 employees and have almost 6,000 eating locations across 34 countries. | Farmer Brown Ice Cream | Ben & Jerrys Ice Cream | Product | Farmer Brown’s is a luxury, high quality product which is produced on a family run farm.The milk and cream used comes directly from their own herd of cows.The ice cream can be purchased and consumed on the premises in a parlour that also offers other light refreshments and incorporates a farm shop that sells locally sourced and homemade products. Farmer Browns produces 11 regular flavours and 10 special flavours. Seasonal specialities and new products are periodically released for a limited time such as Christmas Pudding ice cream. | Ben & Jerry’s specialise in high quality ice cream with a popular image, distinctive packaging design and comes in a variety of sizes.Ben & Jerry’s are continually...
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...The Cruise Industry General Analysis and Overview Over the last few decades, marine innovative and exotic more around the world, the length of the new trip or ship, modern equipped with a presentation of the design concept of the new theme on the beach or on board activities and so far expectative everyone has been developed to or corresponding to the tourism industry of consumer research and the broad market, and to provide an alternative holiday satisfaction. Cruise Industry Development: Cruise industry dating back a modern version of the 1970s and the development of the industry in North America, in order to as economic factors and, to become a major part of the tourism sector, to reach the importance of broad huge world , I have seen the growth process of generalization. The tourists of modern industry, from all continents, and destination port of call around the world on the board, increase the number of multinational customers and personnel, is one of the most prominent example in the midst of globalization, that you have seen before in the history is, no, level of detachment from the country and society, influence the economic, legal, environmental, and social issues. For the outlet, to provide open a cruising modern as an available alternative vacation due to an increase of more affluent customer base, the resistance of the crisis industry and various options of structure and air transport is rich in experience eventful and exciting it, is located in the fun...
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...The Film Industry in Europe Mass media as a whole are diversified media technologies that are intended to reach a large audience by mass communication. There are many mass media such as broadcast (radio, television), print media (newspapers, magazines, and books), recorder music, digital media (internet) and outdoor media (billboards). But we will be particularly interested in the media of cinema and films which is one of the most famous. That’s why at first we will have a look on the film industry in Europe. Thereafter we will interest ourselves on the threats of the European film industry, like principally the US market of films. The film industry and the film industry in Europe The film industry is composed by the technological and commercial institutions of filmmaking, i.e., film production companies, film studios or cinematography. The film industry has a complex consumption because the creation of a movie need to take in consideration many features. Indeed, it is required to analyse the time allocation you want; the product characteristics such as actors that you want, the music, the plot, the scenario, the budget; people you attend with, and many other features that you have to take in consideration if you want your movie will become a success. The producer has pressure because the first week of release of his film is a strong indicator of success/failure. It will lead to the decision of whether or not to pull off the film from the circulation. Unfortunately...
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...Iacaponi Alfred Mense Sandor Olti Ramona Pavel Giulia Sgambati Table of Contents 1. 2. 3. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................3 PROBLEM STATEMENT .......................................................................................................................................3 ALTERNATIVES .......................................................................................................................................................3 3.1. 3.2. 3.3. ALTERNATIVE PIXAR: BUILDING NEW ZONE WITH IMPORTING IDEAS FROM DISNEY GLOBAL..................................... 4 ALTERNATIVE THE PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: BUILDING BRAND NEW THEME ON A GLOBAL LEVEL ......................... 4 ALTERNATIVE HOME OF MULAN: CREATING A BRAND NEW THEME TARGETING SPECIFICALLY THE LOCALS ................ 4 4. 5. 6. 7. CSR INITIATIVES ....................................................................................................................................................5 GENERAL OPERATIONAL UPGRADE ............................................................................................................5 CONCLUSION ............................................................................................................................................................6 APPENDIX .....................................................................
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