...Beknopt MCU model met proces- en actorendiagram Modeldatum/tijd: 14-12-2014 23:13:48 Naam. Tim Zwarteveen Stud.nr. 1671287 Klas. CO11 Docent. Loek ten Berge Cursus. MPNL–BDK-13 Ziekehuiscase.ZwarteveenTM.16712867 (MCU.ZwarteveenTIM.10.DEC.14.v2.xmb, 14-12-2014 23:13:48) Inhoudsopgave Inhoudsopgave 1. Apotheek (1) ........................................................................................................................................................................................................5 2. Toewijzing aan actoren ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Itemrelaties ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 3. Basisprofiel ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Huisarts (2)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 4. 4. Toewijzing aan actoren ........................................................
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...Statutory Law. Do you agree with this statement? A: I disagree; the judicial precedent is formed from a case law, it’s known to be the most important source in common law. A law which is implemented by the judges from a case outcome, if the case law from past outcomes is regularly used in future cases in court, then it is foreseen as ‘in active use’ by the court, therefore, the law is presented to the Superior | Common Court for proceedings. A Statutory Law is the Highest of all binding laws, and this law is made by Parliament in Superior Courts. A Judicial Precedent law is made in Common Court | Superior Court, the Superior Court has higher authority over the common court. 3. Give an example of Judicial Precedent? A: My example for Judicial Precedent Law is the (1932) Donogue V Steveson case. 4. Which is superior Legislative Body: The Westminster Parliament or The Scottish Parliament? A: All main Laws from Scottish Parliament are regulated by UK Parliament (West Minister), Scottish Parliament are then given authorisation for a new legislative act. The legislations are then stated as statutory Laws. So, against Scottish Parliament, Westminster Parliament is the more Superior legislative body. 5. Provide Two Examples of a Civil Dispute? A: 1. Injury Claim 2. Divorce Claim 6. Name the four most important institutions of the European union and give a brief explanation of their function. 6.1 The Council of Ministers: A: The body represent 27 Member States...
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...Forms of Data: Observations, Interviews and Questionnaires Natasha Dean EDU 675 May 24, 2016 Dr. Shannon O’Day Action research is a form of research that is normally used to solve the resultant and immediate grievance. In this case therefore this practice is mostly done on community based agendas and several people come together so as they can work together as team towards finding means of improving the way people solve their grievances as well as address their issues. The purpose of my study therefore is to involve myself in this mode of research as an active member who is ready to change the situation more so in the organizations with the aim of addressing strategies they can use to combat various problems they encounter in their surroundings prior the operations within which they practice their obligations. The following are my research questions: * Will the strategy be useful in various organizations to help in time management among the employees and the administration? * Will the strategy be vital in making the students change their study skills as well as their habits? * How will the plan be crucial to the community? Will it be beneficial to the Home Owners organizations’ meetings? In this case I am going to use three forms of data based on how they will serve towards making my research very informed. These forms of data include interviews, observations as well as questionnaire questions (Mackie, 2000). Firstly, interview is a conversation...
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...NT1210 Lab 9 The Internet Chandra Ramsey February 29, 2016 Lab 9 The Internet 9.1.1 Broadband Internet The original dialup connections offered by telephone companies required complete use of the telephone cable to connect to the Internet (meaning that no calls could be placed or received during the Internet connection). Why is this inefficient for establishing a connection to the Internet? What was the limitation of the data rates available on this type of Internet connection? First you had to make sure that your call waiting feature was turned off so that there wouldn’t be any interruptions in the service. Because it was like using the telephone, your data rates were charged as long distance telephone calls by the minute. 9.1.2 The term broadband Internet generally refers to higher-speed and constantly available connections to the Internet. The term represents an evolution of Internet connectivity, but it originally referred to the type of media usage. Broadband and baseband are the two types of media usage available. Briefly define these terms and explain the difference between them. Broadband – The term broadband commonly refers to high-speed Internet access that is always on and faster than the traditional dial-up access. It also includes several high-speed transmission technologies such as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Cable Modem. Baseband – refers to the original frequency range of a transmission signal before it is converted, or modulated, to a different frequency...
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...1. What was at the root of the problems (risks) with the payment system (e.g. lack of clear business purpose, lack of top management support, technology, insufficient budget, unrealistic timeline, poor project and risk management, etc…) (response can be bulleted list of problems) There were multiple problems with the payment system, it was not a single event that caused this failure. Although the idea of prepaid card system was suppose to be convenient for the customers, when one thinks about how the company set this up, it was not convenient at all but rather cumbersome. Instead of going directly to one location (the bar) to purchase their products, customer would have to go to a different Kiosk to purchase a prepaid card (usually located 40+ meters from the bar) and then head back to the bar; this whole task completely eliminates the convenient aspect of the project. Personally I believe this was mostly about the company’s idea of “innovation”, showing a new type of technology and not about efficiency at all. The Kiosk and the bar being located so far apart is a organizational problem. Other organizational problems include the lack of training of personnel for scenarios such as this, when the card systems do not work probably. Management failed to have backup plans and should have realized that things will go wrong, especially when using a new system for the first time. The technical problems however were more prevalent than the organizational problems from what was gathered...
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...THE IMPACT OF INTERNAL AUDIT ROLE ON RISK MANAGEMENT IN UAE PHD proposal Presented to (Dr Puah Chin Hong) Faculty of Economics and Business University of Malaysia Sarawak Presented By Muhammad Usman Research Proposal for PHD Admission: Presented By Muhammad Usman Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 2.0 INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 3.0 4.0 A brief history of internal auditing The role of the internal auditor Role of the risk management function The internal auditor and the risk management process PROBLEM STATEMENT RESEARCH OBJECTIVES 4.1 Specific Research Questions 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 IMPORTANCE OF STUDY SCOPE OF STUDY RESEARCH DESIGN THE LITERATURE REVIEW DATA COLLECTION & SAMPLING 9.1 9.2 Survey by questionnaire and interviews Sample selection 10.0 11.0 DATA ANALYSIS REFERENCES Research Proposal for PHD Admission: Presented By Muhammad Usman Page 2 1.0 INTRODUCTION The audit function has been performed at least since the fifteenth century. However internal auditing has developed most rapidly throughout the twentieth century as a core tool of risk assessment. Today, in businesses worldwide, the internal audit function is becoming very important for achieving the objectives of organizations. In recent years, UAE market has recognized the importance of the internal audit function, which is why that function has been established in some public as well as private companies. These companies setup audit functions to deal with the assessment...
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...3/29/2014 1 CIO Organization Memo Before you begin this assignment, be sure you have read the “Wobbly Wheels Case Study,” as well as Chapter 21, Service Management, and Chapter 22, Balancing IT’s Workload. You will also need to review any feedback you received on your IT Strategic Plan assignments. Purpose of this Assignment This assignment gives you the opportunity to apply the course concepts to address the organizational changes needed to evolve the information technology (IT) department into a true CIO organization to support the Wobbly Wheels Distribution Company (WW). This assignment specifically addresses the following course outcome to enable you to: explain the roles and responsibilities of an information technology department to support an organization’s IT strategy CIO Organization Memo For this assignment, you will assume the role of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at WW (i.e., you are Carol). Since you are WW’s first CIO, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) has asked you for a plan for the organizational changes you need to make. One of the first things you realize is that the organization that exists is just an ‘IT Department’ and you know that what WW needs, and has hired you to do, is to create an organization that fulfills the broad responsibilities of a Chief Information Officer. You know that your proposal needs to be convincing to the CFO in order for you to get the resources you need. Assignment You will develop a memorandum addressed to the CFO...
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...doctrine which counts the categories which constitute this world. Computer science gives it the name “DIGITAL DECADE”. Cosmology presents it in name of “UNCERTANITY PRINCIPLE” IT is being researched in the form of Quantum (wave & particle) in physics department. In future, it will be known as Medical compiler. [R4] Terms and condition : INNOVATION – RESPECT IT Under the WTO provision of TRIPS I. INTRODUCTION Article 8.1 - That agreement is to be put into effect by member countries through implementing laws. The provision of the agreement is addressed to member countries. It does not directly modify the legal sanction of private parties, who cannot claim rights based on the agreement until they are translated into national law. Article 9.2 - The concept of fair use seeks to balance granting authors sufficient incentives to create new works against the interest of the public and future authors to have access & to to use of the work Article 10 – The agreement introduces multilateral disciplines with respect to Rental Rights. It established new minimum standards, including the right of authors of computer programs and cinematographic works to prohibit or authorize commercial rental to the public. Parliament (Rajyasabha) of India pass Total majority copyright act amandment 2012...
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...INTRODUCTION This memo addresses the feasibility of the NESA project and provides a brief overview of: our financial condition, the iron ore market, major risks associated with this project, estimated project NPV, and the benefits of the financing packages. From our analysis, the NPV of this project is $137.36M - $104.31M. While there is risk associated with venturing into an unfamiliar market in a politically volatile country, the debt financing packages mitigate this risk. Thus, we believe that the project should be accepted. FINANCIAL CONDITION We experienced growth in earnings from $98M in 2002 to $1.84B in 2011, due to improved operating margins (Appendix 1). The improvements in ROE and ROA have outpaced our competitors, implying that we are getting higher returns for each dollar invested in shareholder’s equity and assets. Although we have a more aggressive debt strategy, our D/E ratio never exceeded 50% from 2002 to 2011. Despite the slight 4% decrease in our cash and current ratios, their values are still well above one. We are still in a good financial position as we have accumulated a lot of cash and our debt is being used effectively to take advantage of investment opportunities. Therefore, we are in an excellent position to take on new projects. NEW INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY AND ASSOCIATED RISKS The iron ore investment in South Africa is an attractive opportunity since it allows us to diversify our operations and lessen our dependence on unsustainable gold...
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...EXPANSION JOINTS T. N. GOPINATH 1. INTRODUCTION When piping lacks inherent flexibility due to routing and/or develops large reactions or detrimental overstrain on the strain sensitive equipments, the Piping Engineer considers provision of expansion joints to overcome the same. Expansion joints are also provided to isolate the vibrating equipment from piping and also to facilitate free movement of the equipment mounted on load cells. 2. TYPES OF EXPANSION JOINTS The expansion joints can be slip type or the bellows type. 2.1 Slip Type of Expansion Joint In slip type of expansion joint one pipe slides into another and the assembly is sealed by means of packing between the sliding pipes. This device has the limitation that it permits only axial movement in the direction of pipe axis. Small amount of lateral and/ or angular movement will cause binding and eventually leakage. It is extremely difficult to seal it off completely. The limitations on packing makes it suitable only for very low temperature and low pressure services. Fig 2.1 indicates the general arrangement of a slip type expansion joint. [pic] Fig 2.1 2.2 Bellow Type Expansion Joint The bellow type expansion joint is extensively used as the most efficient and functionally reliable elongation compensator and/ or vibration isolator. These are capable of compensating for large amounts of axial and/...
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...doctrine which counts the categories which constitute this world. Computer science gives it the name “DIGITAL DECADE”. Cosmology presents it in name of “UNCERTANITY PRINCIPLE” IT is being researched in the form of Quantum (wave & particle) in physics department. In future, it will be known as Medical compiler. [R4] Terms and condition : INNOVATION – RESPECT IT Under the WTO provision of TRIPS I. INTRODUCTION Article 8.1 - That agreement is to be put into effect by member countries through implementing laws. The provision of the agreement is addressed to member countries. It does not directly modify the legal sanction of private parties, who cannot claim rights based on the agreement until they are translated into national law. Article 9.2 - The concept of fair use seeks to balance granting authors sufficient incentives to create new works against the interest of the public and future authors to have access & to to use of the work Article 10 – The agreement introduces multilateral disciplines with respect to Rental Rights. It established new minimum standards, including the right of authors of computer programs and cinematographic works to prohibit or authorize commercial rental to the public. Parliament (Rajyasabha) of India pass Total majority copyright act amandment 2012...
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...not because we’re incapable, not because we’re stupid, but because a large majority of us live in underdeveloped communities where we don’t have the same socioeconomic background as our white peers. In “Barriers to Educational Opportunities for Hispanics in the United States,” Barbara Schhneider explains that because of “inadequate school resources and their weak relationships with their teachers,” Hispanic students are less likely to further pursue their education more than they are forced to. Schhneider reveals that because of barriers that involve things far beyond their control, “Hispanics are among the least educated group in the United States.” In fact, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, we are responsible for 9.2% of the dropout rates in America, the highest compared to 4.6% for whites, and 6.9% for black youth. If we had access to after school programs that were given to us free of charge, we would be more likely to succeed. If we had access to SAT and college preparation classes, we would be...
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...Debt Policy at UST Case Questions Group members: Wei-Ting Liao; Cong Ren; Gerald Nyiti; Beidan Wang 1- ) Give a brief summary of the company background UST Inc. is a smokeless tobacco company which enjoyed a long tradition and a recognizable brand name. It is the leading producer of moist smokeless tobacco products and widely known for its conservative debt policy and uninterrupted cash dividend payout since 1912. The company is the major player in U.S. smokeless tobacco market. For example, it holds the maximum market share (77%) as a whole, and dominates especially in the growing segment of moist smokeless tobacco. Additionally, it has widely recognized brand and competitive positon in the market by constant innovation and new product innovation. Finally, UST has historically been one of the most profitable companies not only in the smokeless tobacco market but also in the corporate America. Although the above advantages, UST now faces with continuous threat from price-value competitors, a softening smokeless tobacco market, investors’ concern about over-investment on non-core operations and negative effect of public and political sentiment towards the tobacco industry. 2- ) Evaluate UST’s attributes/Risks from view point of bondholder The following factors weave into the risks and attributes of the company from the creditors’ point of view (“” and “” represents advantage and disadvantage, respectively): Widely recognizable brand Name UST has widely recognized...
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...Many people judge the superiority of the country based on its economic resources and the currency in the world market. I am if the firm view that the success if each and every country should be judged based on the quality of education and the educational system that prevails in that country. The first democratic president of South Africa once said in his famous speeches: “education is the most powerful tool we can use to change the world”. Education serves as a primary back-bone for every developed and developing country. In essence, education plays a very fundamental role in addressing the country’s socio economic issues. With the number of policies and school’s act having been introduced and implemented in the new democratic dispensation in South African post 1994, the education sector of South Africa has taken a major shift away from the apartheid education system. Many teachers start off teaching learners through formal learning and when learners’ battle or struggle, corporal punishment is used by teachers. Children should be treated as children not as adults. Mkhize (2000) maintains that “primary learning for young children in school comes not through direct teaching, but with social and intellectual interactions both with the teachers and the children’s social allies”. For example, during the times when I was still in primary school, the grade 6 teacher conducted direct teaching to learners and if they fail to understand, corporal punishment was an order of the day One...
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