...Operation descriptions 14 1.6 Class Verzekerde 15 1.6.1 Data descriptions 15 1.6.2 Operation descriptions 15 1.7 Class Behandelaar 16 1.7.1 Data descriptions 16 1.7.2 Operation descriptions 16 1.8 Class Rol 16 1.8.1 Data descriptions 16 1.8.2 Operation descriptions 16 1.9 Class KostenSpecificatie 17 1.9.1 Data descriptions 17 1.9.2 Operation descriptions 17 1.10 Class Polis 18 1.10.1 Data descriptions 18 1.10.2 Operation descriptions 18 1.11 Class Dekking 18 1.11.1 Data descriptions 18 1.11.2 Operation descriptions 19 1.12 Class Geraakte Dekking 19 1.12.1 Data descriptions 19 1.12.2 Operation descriptions 19 1.13 Class Taxatie 19 1.13.1 Data descriptions 19 1.13.2 Operation descriptions 20 6. Sequence Diagram 21 1.14 Example screens 22 7. 26 8. ERD 26 8.1 Explanation of the ERD per table 26 8.2 Constraints 29 8.3 Business rules 30 1. Initial product backlog 1.1 Acceptant As an acceptant, I want to be able to log in with my username and password so that I can handle incoming damage reports. As an acceptant, I want to able to find a customer if I fill in his/her zip code, so that I can see the customer’s information As an acceptant, I want to see the policies of the customer so that I can see which coverages the customer is applied to. As an acceptant, I want to be able to add a new damage report, so I can see when the estimated costs are >500 euro’s. As an acceptant, I want to be able to add a cost specification, so that I can see what...
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...makes use of logos throughout his letter. He clarifies all of the reasons for his opinions and supports them well. His points of view are also logical in their appeal. For example, in the beginning of his letter he gives a response to the clergymen’s claim that the demonstrations were risky and early. He states that the Negro community had no substitute except to prepare for direct action. He supports this claim by saying that the Negro leaders wanted to negotiate with the city fathers, but they consistently refused to engage in good-faith negotiation. He also gives more support to his argument by writing about another confrontation in September when the Negro leaders finally got their chance to talk with the leaders of Birmingham. He states that in the course of negotiations certain promises were made by the merchants-for example to remove the stores’ humiliating racial sings. On the source of these promises, the Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth and the selected of the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights agreed to a halt on all demonstrations. As the weeks and the months went on, they realized that they were the victims of false promises, because the signs went back up. Due to the reality that their hopes were yet again blasted they were forced to resort to direct action. This is just one illustration of many others in which Martin Luther King makes excellent appeals to logos. Martin Luther King channels a high sense of ethos in his letter. He establishes this from the...
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...Nick Genaris Professor Ngoh Protest Literature 21th October 2015 Letter from Birmingham Jail-Rhetorical Analysis Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote the “Letter from Birmingham Jail” in order to address the biggest issue in Birmingham and the United States at the time (racism) and to also address the critics he received from the clergymen. The letter discusses the great injustices happening toward the Black community in Birmingham and although it is primarily aimed at the clergymen King writes the letter for all to read. In his “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” Martin Luther King Jr. uses logos, alliteration/repetition, and ethos to back up his belief that nonviolent protesting and disobedience is the most effective means to protest anything that needs to be changed, in this case segregation. After reading King’s letter I, and almost anyone, would come to the conclusion that King is deeply motivated to help against any injustice in the US. Who else would go to such lengths if they didn’t? He knows how persuasive he can be by using his knowledge of the English language, and he uses this to speak out against people who doubt him (clergymen) and to incite a different way of thinking into the people in hopes of change. Dr. King’s letter is extremely effective because it provides an enormous amount of evidence to the reader that he and his company are being treated unjustly and also that King truly cares about making a change for the good of the city. It also re-directs attention...
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...After reading Martin Luther King Jr’s Letter From Birmingham Jail we can agree that it’s a great example of the variety of rhetorical devices that he uses that makes his latter so amazing, breathtaking and powerful. The audience for the letter was mainly for the White Birmingham Clergymen, the letter as a response to the claims they had made, and was also targeted towards others who were part of the racial segregation campaign and for those supporting King and other racial civil rights activists. So the letter was made for everyone, which is a pretty big audience, King just wanted people know what he was truly feeling during his time in his jail cell. The King's only purpose in writing the Letter From Birmingham Jail was to explain the terrible...
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...WRITTEN COMMUNICATION Introduction Business writing seeks to accomplish specific tasks Written Communication Business writing is functional writing and as such it should serve the needs of organizations and their customers. The expected result is to get people to do something or to think in some way they would not have if they had not received your message What do written messages in an organization comprise? THE MESSAGE FORMULATION STATEGY To ensure that communication is effective follow the four- stage process in formulating letters, memos and reports. The stages include: Plan the message Organize the message Compose the message Evaluate the message STAGE ONE: PLAN YOUR MESSAGE Planning involves the following five steps: 1.Establish your purpose or purposes - Is the message necessary? - Does it respond to a particular need or problem? - Have a clear idea of what you want to accomplish ( i.e. the goal end result) - Think of your company’s business environment and corporate culture and exceed the expectations 2. Choose a Medium and Channel Is the message best delivered in written or oral form? Consider that some people who are listening oriented prefer oral conversations and messages whereas those who are reading oriented prefer written material Choose the written form in the following cases: conveying complex information, to retain a permanent record, to control what is included 3.Consider Legal and Ethical Issues ...
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...what was best for the country. The government bailed out many companies and it was then up to the companies to make ethical choices on how they pulled their company back up. A.I.G., an American insurance corporation, is a prime example where the taxpayers provided money in government support to A.I.G. and the corporation used a large percent of the money towards employee treatment. Many employees in the company were both positively and negatively affected and one in particular, Jake DeSantis vice-president of AIG’s financial products unit, took action in his op-ed titled, “Dear A.I.G., I Quit.” DeSantis’ open-letter is a letter of resignation to the company he was employed for, AIG. Through his letter DeSantis claims that, AIG should not be penalizing the employees who had nothing to do with bringing down AIG and that anyone who was not involved with Credit Default Swaps should be entitled to the bonuses that they had been promised thorough a contract. In the first three paragraphs DeSantis begins by stating his resignation and the main reason for why he is resigning. Throughout the next couple of paragraphs DeSantis provides the readers of the New York Times with his reasons to why he is resigning. In the beginning portion of the body of his open-letter DeSantis explains that when he first started at the company eleven years...
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...SAYSON, Jessaveen Pate U. 3FM TH 9:00 – 10:00 BUSINESS : CLOTHING LINE www.clothingline.com @clothingline OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE -Make substantial operations have instead in systems for automating production processes. -Business layer for managing orders, inventory, design, human capital, quality, schedules, product and design. -All operations have one thing in common: better coordination between business systems and production operations. -Improve overall performance in terms of income, designs, and products. -Focus on product leadership push the product development. -Create products that change the way of customers lives. NEW PRODUCTS, SERVICES, and BUSINESS MODELS -The customer will choose any of the latest fashion dresses, shirts, pants, crop tops and many more. -Sometimes, instead you’re the one who will gonna choose of your own fashion, we have some fashion experts or stylelist that you will have a conversation through chats or in personal. -Every week we are posting a new sets of fashion garments that customers always looked for it. -The clothes that are posted in the page are already on hand and ready to ship or to sell to our customers. -Sometimes, we are not posting a clothes but sometimes there are some fashion accessories that you can find in our site. CUSTOMER and SUPPLIER INTIMACY -Customer and supplier intimacy strategy use information systems to develop strong ties and loyalty with customers and suppliers. -Customer and supplier...
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...Denying or closing out the claims for the Top 9 diagnoses will affect several Departments (areas) within and outside of International Medical Group® (IMG), Inc. The Departments (areas) are below with explanations of how why they could be affected. Operations • The mail volume may increase due to the insured/provider submitting appeal letters and/or claims resubmission. Marketing • Increase in phone calls and emails from brokers/producers due to their increase of phone calls/emails from their client requesting a clearer explanation of the claim denial. • Increase of unhappy broker/producers once they determine IMG is not doing their due diligence in conducting an investigation before denying the claim. Call Center • Increase in phone...
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...or stylistic errors. • Paragraph does not meet posted length requirements. D: 45-51 points • Paragraph is only partially on topic, and lacks originality. • Paragraph makes little or no references to unit material including course terms, concepts, and/or ethical theories. • Paragraph has several mechanical or stylistic errors. • Paragraph does not meet posted length requirements. F: 0–44 points • Paragraph is off topic, and lacks originality • Paragraph makes little or no references to lesson material including course terms, concepts, and/or ethical theories. • Paragraph has several mechanical or stylistic errors. Unit 5 Assignment Grade: Grading Criteria A: 68-75 points • Letter discusses position regarding war or capital punishment in a thorough and reasoned manner. • Letter makes frequent, informed references to unit material including theory, course terms,...
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...Bank guarantee Vs Letter Of Credit A bank guarantee and a letter of credit are similar in many ways but they're two different things. The main difference between these two credit security instruments is the position of the bank relative to the buyer and seller of a good, service or basket of goods or services in the event that the buyer defaults. These financial instruments are often used in trade financing when suppliers, or vendors, are purchasing and selling goods to and from overseas customers with whom they don't have established business relationships. A bank guarantee is a guarantee made by a bank on behalf of a customer (usually an established corporate customer) in case it fails to deliver the payment, essentially making the bank a co-signer for one of its customer's purchases. A guarantee is a written contract stating that in the event that the borrower is unable or unwilling to pay its debt to a merchant, the bank will act as a guarantor and step in to pay that debt. The initial claim is still settled primarily against the bank's client, and not the bank itself. This is a type of contingent guarantee. A bank guarantee is more risky for the merchant and less risky for the bank. But this is not the case with a letter of credit. While a letter of credit is similar, the principal difference is that it is a potential claim against the bank, rather than a bank's client. For example, a seller may request that a buyer be provided with a letter of credit, which must...
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...I felt the following information was a notable case in point; which relates the likelihood of such teachings; furthermore, why the majority of Jesus’ mystical teachings ‘could not’ exist openly. Powerfully, this letter provided gives a window to peer through to understand the time, and apparent problems the early Christians had with some misinterpretations of early text and the apparent fear and cover-up that took place. In 1958, Professor Morton Smith claims to have found a secret gospel of Mark that gives us another example of a ‘sexual tone’ concerning Jesus. It is the subject of the Mar Saba letter, a previously unknown fragment of a second-century document, and claims to be written by Clement of Alexandria. Credibly, Clement endured as one of the earliest and most mysterious of the Fathers of the Church, a...
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...Some Basics about Gratuity: * Gratuity Act is applicable to all establishments, where number of employees, are 10 or more in any day of the preceding 12 months. . * Charitable institutes and hospital are also covered under the act. * It includes both commercial and non commercial establishment like educational institutes etc. * Only Basic and Dearness allowance should be considered as wages for the purpose of Gratuity. * Gratuity payment formula: Example: If an employee leave company after 10 years and his last Basic + Dearness allowance is 10000 then his gratuity will be paid as per following formula. (10000/26)*15* 10 Please note that above formula will remain same irrespective of employee working in 5 days a week establishment. FAQ 1: Can an employee claim Gratuity even before completion of 5 years? Yes, An employee can claim gratuity even before completion of 5 years in followings cases: * Death (to his nominees) * Disablement But the quantum of gratuity will be as per act. FAQ 2: Can employer forfeit Gratuity, even if employee has completed 5 years? Yes, employer can forfeit gratuity even if employee has completed 5 years in following cases: * If the services of such employee have been terminated for his riotous or disorderly conduct or any other act of violence on his part, or * If the service of such employee have been terminated for any act which constitutes an offense involving moral turpitude, provided...
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...statements under audit. Written representations from management ordinarily confirm representations explicitly or implicitly given to the auditor, indicate and document the continuing appropriateness of such representations, and reduce the possibility of misunderstanding concerning the matters that are the subject of the representations. [Revised, March 2006, to reflect conforming changes necessary due to the issuance of Statement on Auditing Standards No. 105.]1 .03 The auditor obtains written representations from management to complement other auditing procedures. In many cases, the auditor applies auditing procedures specifically designed to obtain audit evidence concerning matters that also are the subject of written representations. For example, after the auditor...
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...In “Letter from Birmingham Jail” by Martin Luther King Jr. King uses a variety rhetorical devices in order to counter claims made by the clergymen who wrote him a letter while he was in jail. The purpose of King’s letter was to defend not only his actions but the actions of other fellow African Americans. According to Dr. King, Birmingham was the most segregated city in the south. Blacks were forced to adhere to laws that would be considered inhumane and unlawful in modern times. The continuation of these laws caused King to eventually turn his focus towards Birmingham. His method of non-violent direct action landed him in jail numerous times. After receiving the letter from the clergymen he decided to write his own letter in response to theirs. Throughout the letter there are many examples of pathos, logos, and allusion that are used to advance his argument. Dr. King was able to effectively use pathos in order to pull out sympathy from its reader. During the 1950’s and 1960’s, the African American race faced many political and social injustices that hindered their progression in society. Groups such as the KKK caused African Americans to operate in fear. In order to make his audience feel the pain that African Americans went through, in...
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...referenced by many political leaders to remind people of what the United States can be with peace between citizens. Another widely known project by Martin Luther King Jr. is the “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” Martin Luther King Jr. created this letter to respond to a public statement of concern by eight clergymen of the South. Dr King’s intentions were to defend the strategy of the nonviolent resistance to racism. Although some of his arguments fail, overall Dr. King provides valid arguments to these criticisms that use logic and credibility. In his letter, Dr. King. begins by stating that he does not usually address criticisms but he will answer to them because of their seemingly genuine intentions. Dr. King immediately makes it his duty to attack the notion that he and his associates should be considered “outsiders.” The clergyman state, “However, we are now confronted by a series of demonstrations by some of our Negro citizens, directed and led in part by outsiders” (Public Statement by eight Alabama clergyman 1). Dr. King establishes credibility to this opposition that he is indeed not an “outsider” by mentioning that he serves as the president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and he also includes that, “We have some eighty-five affiliated organizations all across the South” (Letter from Birmingham 1). He states that his purpose in Birmingham is because of his...
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