...Running head: CLUB IT University of Phoenix Club IT There are many clubs throughout America, especially, in San Diego, California. Although clubs come and go, there are only a few that are successful and are able to keep clienteles returning. One may ask? How did these clubs become successful? What were the things that these clubs did that is different? In order to understand how these clubs become successful, one must understand the importance of their mission statement, their clienteles, their resources, and be able to implement a strategic plan that will work--like the cost leadership strategy. As an intern for Club IT, the most important thing to remember is the owners’ mission statement. The mission statement is always a statement that is clear, consist, and straight to the point. The mission statement for Club IT is as follow: "We, Ruben and Lisa, offer you live music, DJ's, dance space and refreshments that suit your lifestyle. You are our friends, and we seek to build a community that meets regularly at Club IT" (Keys & Tejada, 2000). Here at Club IT, our main clientele are those amongst the community. We strive to connect with the community in an effort to understand their needs or want. There are numerous ways to connect to the community. In order to obtain the information on what people want or need, our main strategy is through word of mouth, flyers, or by ways of surveys. Word of mouth, flyers, or surveys is a great way to reach out to...
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...Club IT is a new, fun, and energetic nightclub which is owned by Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada. While they earned their degrees in Business Administration, they decide to follow their dreams and open a nightclub. They recently remodeled the club, which has changed the atmosphere to reflect great energy. The 6,000 square feet has a dance floor, short order kitchen, and bar that offers a great place to dance, eat, drink, and just relax. Club IT also offers a wide variety of music. Club IT’s Mission Statement is “We, Ruben and Lisa, offer you music, DJ’s, dance space, and refreshments that suit your lifestyle. You are our friends, and we seek to build a community that meets regularly at Club IT.” The club focuses on all music genres, which includes Hip- Hop, Techno, Electronica, MP3, and live bands. With these genres, the music caters to all people from young adults to older adults and single to married couples. Although the club is striving, Ruben and Lisa want their company analyzed for a more competitive advantage. As their intern, I will take a look at the company’s intranet resources, which is an internal network that only the owner’s and employees’ can access. The current intranet is a good resource of information, but it lack security. The access to the intranet needs to be accessible individually. The owners need to have their own login credentials with access to the information related to all the company’s information and employees’ information. The employees...
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...Club IT, Technology Plan Club IT owned by Lisa Tejada and Ruben Keys, is a new nightclub that has enjoyed considerable success during its short start up phase. It has established a strong customer base and has expanded it during the recent months. It is a popular hot spot everyday of evening of the week. Customers count for the atmosphere, food, and drink. The owners have recently renovated the building and are now looking to expand their operations through the technology department. They will be implementing a new integrated information system. The intention of this upgrade is to improve profitability and to increase overall customer satisfaction. While interning at Club IT, I became familiar with the operations of the industry requirements for nightclub operations. The club’s target population and the requirements for running the club are part of these operations. Organization and Demographics Club IT’s goal is to provide customers with a high energy atmosphere in which they can receive high quality service, food, drinks, and music. The target population is of the legal drinking age of 21 through mid-thirties. The Net Generation or Millennium makes up the bulk of the clubs clientele. This age range of clientele embraces popular and new technologies. That means that innovation must be employed at all levels of service for this group to maintain customer loyalty. Word of mouth interactions provide strong forward motion for the new clientele to use the Club and for...
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...Club IT which is owned and operated by Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada, the club is doing well but need help with some strategic objections. They both graduated with degrees in Business Administration in 2000, and decided to follow their dream to open a nightclub. Club IT is a new hot spot for both young adults, and middle age to enjoy fine dining and good music. It is located downtown’s Chicago, IL. Club IT is one of the hottest new clubs to hit the Chicago area. Ruben and Lisa has put a lot of time an effort into remodeling the club, by doing so it has brought a certain quality to its visitors. Club IT, brings a different scene in the downtown area. Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada are current musicians themselves, which brings musical background to the club. Ruben and Lisa were able to open the club of their dreams because of their extensive background in business administration, Their main purpose for Club IT is to “offer the general public live music, DJ’s, dance space and refreshments that suit your lifestyle,” (Wiley, 2005). Without the proper knowledge of data management, the structure of the club could be at risk for failure. Owners Ruben and Lisa decided to hire an intern to evaluate information, and to provide input to Club its growth and develop a strategy that will uplift the club’s communication externally but internally as well. This will allow Ruben and Liza to be able to view several aspects of different possibilities to find customers and furthermore, through...
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...Quiz Submissions - Chapter 06 - PRIVATE CLUB MANAGEMENT Section 005 Spring Semester 2015 CO - Georgia State University A… 4/27/15 10:24 PM Tiera Farley 4/27/2015 Maintenance Schedule Email PRIVATE CLUB MANAGEMENT SECTION 005 SPRING SEMESTER 2015 CO Course Home Assessments Communication Resources Learning Tools Quiz Submissions - Chapter 06 Tiera Farley (username: tfarley3) Attempt 1 Written: Feb 9, 2015 10:10 PM - Feb 9, 2015 10:14 PM Submission View Question Set Question 1 2 / 2 points Focus group research is a form of __________ research. secondary qualitative descriptive quantitative Question 2 https://gsu.view.usg.edu/d2l/lms/quizzing/user/quiz_submissions_attempt.d2l?isprv=&qi=1046447&ai=7303923&cfql=0&ou=889719 2 / 2 points Page 1 of 3 Quiz Submissions - Chapter 06 - PRIVATE CLUB MANAGEMENT Section 005 Spring Semester 2015 CO - Georgia State University 4/27/15 10:24 PM An individual who controls the flow of information into a buying center is called a: gatekeeper. decider. buyer. influencer. Question 3 2 / 2 points The family life cycle is a series of stages within a family that are determined by: the incomes of the adults within the household. a combination of age, marital status, and the presence or absence of children in the home. the ages and sexes of the children within a household. a combination of the family members and their immediate -family relatives. Question 4 https://gsu...
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...What are the benefits of Youth Clubs? Youth groups have been part of the community for decades. However many teenagers do not bother to go to the youth clubs. People are totally unaware of many benefits a youth group could have on teenagers. One of the most obvious benefits teenagers acquire from a youth club is good amount of exercise and due to the type of sports which are frequently played. Obesity has become a big issue in every society and especially England if the teenagers play sports regularly they can easily cut down the obesity rate and cholesterol as well. Also, exercise is one of the ways to lead a healthy lifestyle and become healthy. Some teenagers/children are not given the opportunity to participate in sports and regular exercise is undoubtedly one important benefit!! Another important benefit is producing good teamwork skills. Everyone needs the ability of working in a team. Many youth groups run team building games. Again, this is an important skill to learn because in future many times teenagers will need to work in teams. In sport, education or in work related situations you might need to work in teams. This also can teach you leadership skills and through this way there is a chance to make more friends. Recently, I saw in the news that many youth clubs offer training and activities based on specific skills for example; arts and crafts. Sometimes the activities given are very creative and are fun to do. Also, you can get to learn new things...
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...Economics of setting up a Tennis club clinic This study aimed to study and research on the financial prerequisites of setting up a tennis club. It details the resources needed, procedures followed and criteria adhered to when starting a tennis club. It further expounds on practices to ensure that the club runs profitability. Tennis is undoubtedly the most major game played in academic institutions; it’s played in all elementary schools, high schools and colleges across continents. A lot of financial, economic, management and HR practices need to be addressed in setting up a club club (Keighley, 2010). In this light, the paper will dwell on the economic side detailing the mandatory resources, and procedures. With this knowledge one can smoothly run a successful tennis club. The most emphasized aspect to a club is hiring a professional management team for the club (Sprecher, 2016). Coaches and managers with proficient qualifications should be hired to drive the business aspect of this venture. A coach is instrumental in nurturing talent and lessening negative experiences (Perris, 2000 ). The study further analyzes budgeting for initial set up cost, recurrent expenditures, cash flows and profitability of the club. It accounts for resources such as salaries of administrative stuff, purchase of equipment, maintenance of facilities, organization of competition, petty cash and consultation services. Therefore we cannot overlook the need for sponsorship, endorsement, talent scouting...
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...Club IT, Part One BIS 219 Club IT, Part One Club IT is an up-and-coming downtown nightclub that caters to local musicians, DJ talent, and music lovers of all ages. The owners, Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada, endeavor to provide a comfortable, friendly atmosphere that keeps customers coming back on a regular basis. The goal is to move from a “brick-and-mortar” business to a “click-and mortar” business leveraging the Internet for marketing, customer service, sales, and information sharing (Rainer & Turban, p. 38). Embarking on business-to-consumer e-commerce strategy will broaden the company’s customer base and showcase what the club does best, music. Lisa and Ruben have a clear mission, “to offer live music, DJ’s, dance space and refreshments that suit your lifestyle.” They believe that customers are also friends and seek to build a community that considers Club IT a regular meeting place. The goal is to extend the company’s reach and provide a portal in which customers can get information, listen to song selections, and buy merchandise. This will enhance the customer experience and enable the club to market its artists and events. The customer demographics are young adults ages 21 to 35. The club specializes in Hip-hop, Techno, Electronica, and some Top 40 music. Friday and Saturday nights feature live bands and local talent. Weeknights, talented, local Disc Jockeys create a high energy atmosphere and play the latest dance music. Each month the club showcases...
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...I recently had the opportunity to visit a nightclub called Club IT owned and operated by Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada. I must include that the evening was interesting and enjoyable. I had the opportunity to sit down and speak with both Rueben and Lisa taking the time to review and establish an understanding of Club ITs information needs. From what I gathered from the visit and meeting with the owners is the club is very well updated and newly remolded to allow the atmosphere to have an inviting and excitable feel. The club offers food, drinks, music, the chance to meet people and plenty of room to dance. I believe that the main clientele of Club IT is the younger to middle aged crowds. These crowds may consist of professionals, college students as well as tourists. After leaving the nightclub I thought about the enjoyable evening I had, I pondered about what and how much information technology Club IT may need to be fully successful. The important thing will be if there will be opportunities for me to analyze to keep me involved in the Clubs information and technology analysis. The question is will I my expertise allow the Club IT to boost their decision-making abilities, data control, and information technology. I took the opportunity to visit Club ITs website to establish a better idea of their overall desires and capabilities. I noticed that the Club’s owners Ruben and Lisa have a mission statement "We, Ruben and Lisa, offer you live music, DJ's, dance space and refreshments...
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...helps to promote an individual’s company. Club IT is a nightclub that just open in the downtown area. The club is owned and managed by two musicians named Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada, who has spent their college days working in nightclubs (University of phoenix, 2011). Working in the nightclub environment they have gained knowledge, and firsthand experience in what it takes to bring people within their atmosphere. Lisa and Ruben have just finished remodeling the inside of their club, and they were delighted with how it turns out (University of phoenix, 2011). The club gives off this vibe where people can go and relax, make new friends, dance, drink, and just have fun. Club IT has space up to 6,000 square feet and a 600 square foot dance floor with seating up to 220 people (University of phoenix, 2011). The club offers a short order kitchen with a fully stock bar. It has different variety of music, which is played by a DJ on Tuesdays through Thursdays from hip hop, Latin, Country, Folk, Jazz, R and B, techno and some top 40’s. Fridays and Saturday’s club IT hires live bands to perform from NYC bands to San Francisco bands, also the club offers the customer a chance to show just how talented he or she are by have a day available for open mike night ( University of phoenix, 2011). Most Clubs in this present time and past eras have provided limited types of music that suited a particular crowd, and they tend to promote their clubs to a smaller group of people either by age,...
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...Club IT is a newest nightclub in Northern California; tit is located in the bay area of the city. Club IT seems to be the hottest spot for visitors to check out in L.A. according to the local event magazines. The owners’ intention is to provide a comfortable, friendly atmosphere that keeps customers coming back on a regular basis. Remodeling the 6,000 square into a nightclub by creating a spacious nightclub with “high ceilings and high tech lightning to create an illuminating and energetic ambience. Lisa and Ruben hoped with this extensive remodeling they would transform the downtown scene into an attractive and happening nightclub. Dancing to the beats of the hip-hop, techno, electronic and the top hits from today’s artist. The club is owned and operated by Reuben Keys and Lisa Tejada, who were working musicians. Not only using their musical experience they also studied and earned a degree a degree in Business Administration in 2005.With that knowledge Ruben and Lisa decided to open the club of their dreams. Having an extensive background in Business Administration and music industry; it gives them advantage to utilize in the venture and over their competitors. Although Ruben and Lisa are enjoying their new business they face the pressures many other business face. Just like any other new business it is in need of information technology resources to boost sales, marketing and data management so, Club IT will be efficient and be a successful organization. Therefore they thought...
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...health club phenomenon? What are the basic economics of the health club industry? What value is created? What does it cost to deliver that value? How do these costs behave? Selected Answer: The driving points of health club phenomenon are: Growing awareness about health related issues and concern about obesity and its effects among Americans is one of the key elements of the health club phenomena. Increasing desire to maintain and control weight, get in shape, meet people and reduce stress has also got people going to the health clubs regularly. Several health clubs identified the new needs of consumers and built facilities that are one-stop centers for most of their health and fitness needs. Consumers get the benefits of various work-outs regimes and can also hire a personal trainer-all under one roof. Customized training regimes to meet each member’s personal needs also enabled them to choose the work-out best suited to them. Economics of Health Is this essay helpful? Upgrade your account to read more and access more than 650,000 just like it! get better grades Club industry The health club industry consisted of 26,000 health clubs in the U.S. However fifty largest firms acquired 33% of industry revenue and 38% of clubs was not-for-profit which had Young Men’s Christian Association as the key player. The for-profit industry was divided into 4 main formats: Owner-Operated clubs: Comprised of the majority of all health clubs. Over the years they built chains of clubs in various...
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...Jack Fischer Comp 1 Jason Tillis April 19, 2013 Breakfast Club The plot follows five students at Shermer High School in Shermer, Illinois as they report for Saturday detention. (Fun fact about the high school where the movie was filmed, its called Maine North High School, it is a public four-year high school located in Northbrook, Illinois, that’s the high school my father attended for all four years of schooling). The five teens that show up for Saturday detention are all different in many ways. The first, of the teens is Bender a trouble making punk rock kid who likes to give everyone a hard time. The second is Andrew a wrestler jock who doesn’t like to take crap from anyone. Third, is Brian a nerdy kid just trying to fit in with the rest of the group. Fourth, is Claire the popular rich princess that has to have her way and puts herself on a pedestal. Lastly, is Allison the weird girl who doesn’t talk much. They all think they are totally different and in completely different social groups, and at the start of the movie they are right. Bender the troublemaker is messing with everyone including the principle and all the kids don’t understand why he is doing this. All the kids seem to start to get over the fact that Bender will be doing this the whole time. The movie starts to progress when they seek out of the library and are disobeying Mr. Vernon’s rules. All the kids have there fun, but when the movie really starts to get down to its true purpose...
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...The Riot Club Essay - September 2015 Introduction We see tendencies of a divide in social classes everywhere in the world. However, it is very interesting that this divide in social classes plays such a big role in one of the most globalized and industrialized nations in the world. Today, children from the wealthiest families gather up in the best elementary schools, high schools and universities in which they get provided the best teachers and the best education as possible. This tendency leaves nothing for the people in the lower classes. The film The Riot Club from 2014 describes these differences very well. It is about Alistair Ryle and Miles Brown, two students at the Oxford University, which both come from rich families. They get invited to join the Riot Club, which is a closed society for the 10 best students at the university. Throughout the film we follow their development in the Riot Club and also touch upon their different point of view on lower social classes. This assignment contains analysis of setting, characterization of main person and themes in the movie The Riot Club. When we are talking about the setting in The Riot Club, we may conclude that we are dealing with the upper class and the richer part of the British society. The film takes place at Oxford University, where we are following two new students. We know Oxford University as one of the finest universities in Great Britain and maybe even one of the most promoted universities on the entire planet...
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...The Sierra Club POL 310 Prof. Troy Tureau June 4, 2011 The Sierra Club is one of the largest, and most influential, grassroots environmental organizations in existence today. The Club was founded on May 24, 1892, in San Francisco, CA, by John Muir, who went on to become the Club’s first president. The Sierra Club has been committed to protecting wildlife, communities and, most importantly, this planet since its creation. The Sierra Club’s mission statement is: “To explore, enjoy, and protect the wild places of the earth; To practice and promote the responsible use of the earth's ecosystems and resources; To educate and enlist humanity to protect and restore the quality of the natural and human environment; and to use all lawful means to carry out these objectives”. The Sierra Club boasts hundreds of thousands of members in chapters located throughout the United States. The Board of Directors is made up of fifteen volunteer members, who are all also club members. Each year, five members are elected to three-year terms and every club member is eligible to vote. The president is elected annually and receives a small stipend. Generally, chapters are located state-wide except California, which has fourteen chapters. Membership in the club has different prices based on the level of membership chosen. Membership levels vary from basic, which costs fifteen dollars, to life membership, which is also broken up into two levels. The single life membership is $1000.00, while a joint...
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