...Principles of Business Caribbean Examination Council’s School Based Assessment Name: Diandra Carrington Subject: Principles of Business School: The Daryll Jordan Secondary School School Code: 030031 Code Number: Teacher: Ms. C. Rollock Acknowledgements I seek to use this opportunity to thank my Principles of Business teacher, Ms. C. Rollock, for believing in my ability to effectively tackle this assignment. Sincere thanks to her and my parents for their patience and constant willingness to assist in all aspects of this school based assessment. Finally, I wish to thank God for his continual guidance – for without Him, none of this would be possible. Table of Contents ~You state, we create: Jewels Are Us~ Business Description The business entitled Jewels Are Us is a manufacturing partnership between two. This jewelry store caters to males and females: adults and children alike. The aim of this is to conceptualize and design precious pieces of jewelry, to our clients; stipulated wants. Mission Statement Jewels Are Us has one main goal: to provide authentic and unique jewelry pieces for each client, and to keep them coming back for more. Justification of Location This assembling outlet and retail business is located in Saint Dominance. The store space’s rent is a price that can be easily recovered even if it doesn’t breakeven. Saint Dominance is picturesque and frequented regularly by tourists and locals alike. It will be well situated...
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...protocol. It seems to be the way in scientific endeavors that we can take a simple concept and make the concept extremely difficult to comprehend; such is the case with reliability. There are various methods to determine reliability and each method has its advantages and disadvantages. Our purpose here is to try to make since of the various reliability methods. To review, reliability is a measure of the stability or consistency of a test protocol. Measures of reliability are typically reported in terms of Pearson Correlation Coefficients. In brief, these correlation measures range from –1 to 1, with larger values indicating high relationships. Generally, 0.30 is considered minimum to indicate marginal reliability. If you conceptualize consistency as stability over time or stability from item to item then there are different approaches to the measure of reliability. Consistency or stability over time is measured by test – retest reliability. This type of reliability is “in-line” with the traditional view of reliability, and is usually measured by correlation tests given to a group of subjects twice over a tasteful period, during which nothing has happen to your participants to effect their results. Therein lays, the major disadvantage of this method of reliability. Other problems are concerned with the first test influence on the retesting, perhaps there is some type of learning effect where taking the first test teaches one how to take the second test. The problems...
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...Strategic Plan, Part I: Conceptualizing a Business BUS475 Integrated Business Topics May 15, 2013 My business idea is about an online publishing network for new writers, with access to editing services, marketing services, design and branding services. A ‘do-it-yourself’ is the future of publishing. By starting small, working on an initial author as a trial basis, we can discover the intricacies within the markets, using constant research and upgrading the process as technology grows. A channel where writers can find the trustworthy resources they need in one place. Jones Publishing will provide the services by connecting writers with reputable professionals. With so many niches within the writing industry, Jones Publishing will focus on non-fiction writing for young adults and adults in the genres of mystery, thrillers, romance, and science fiction. Being an on-line publishing house, Jones Publishing will invest in the network infrastructure to channel information, a smart front page that will allow for easy use for the clients. Quick access for requested content. Professional outlines to ensure clients the professional nature of the site. Professional look, business minded for the author/artist that doesn’t think in a business sense. We’re a small firm of three with projected contracts in marketing services, editing services, accounting services, agent services etc. The author can focus on what they do best and leave the business side to us. We can connect agent services...
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...Organizations as a system. A system is a whole made up of parts. Each part can affect the way other parts work and the way all parts work together will determine how well the system works. when can look at business organization as a system because it conforms to the system definition; it recognizes the interrelationships of people, processes, decisions and designs organizational structure in order to realize its projected economic goal. An organization with a good designed system will requires an understanding of how all the parts (for instance, HR department, production department, logistic department, finance department, sales department, marketing department, IT department …etc) fit together as a whole, an intimate understanding of the parts themselves for a better understanding of endogenous event and a full awareness of the organization’s environment including the other external systems to which it is connected to better prepare for exogenous changes. Some hypothetical problems that disrupt the balance of the an organization would be a coordination or communication issue between departments, for instance HR department not selecting adequate candidate for a specific job skill because it did not have all relevant information about the job, or for instance marketing department lunches a new product without integrating logistic department in the project which may cause delays of production and order fulfillment issues. Another issue that may disrupt the balance of the system...
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...motivating teams of top-performing sales experts. • Perfect record of attaining all sales and performance objectives. • Able to manage multiple projects simultaneously while meeting all deadlines. • Demonstrated ability troubleshooting business problems and implementing creative, highly effective solutions. • Highly motivated, confident, organized, detail oriented, patient and disciplined. 2) Profile Dynamic, results driven and enthusiastic sales & marketing professional with proven ability to deliver innovative marketing concepts and strategies. Conceptualizes and develops appropriate marketing solutions to benefit customers, increase market share and overall sales. Possesses strong presentation, negotiation and closing skills plus ability to make strategic decisions and react rapidly in conditions of high competition. Key Strengths • Thorough knowledge of marketing and sales; analysis of clients' needs; devising and implementing customized solutions. • Developing an extensive business network in the FMCG, IT and Furniture sectors. • Delivering revenue and profit gains within highly competitive European retail markets. • Preparation of export development strategy for European countries; make business cases based on unique characteristics. 3) Assentive Ltd Feb 2003 – June 2004 Sales & marketing representative for marketing & advertising agency....
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...Innovation, Design, and Creativity Eric Johnson OI/361 February 13, 2013 Prof. Godwin Quashigah Innovation, design, and creativity are interdependent terms that conceptualize the meaning of implementation and the formation of unique thought. Defining innovation, design, and creativity helps to better understand the impact they have upon business development. An organization can substantially benefit by hiring individuals who can be innovative, creative, and design-oriented because these qualities collectively generate a competitive edge. Highlighting the business implications of innovation, design, and creativity and comparing and contrasting these terms allows a better understanding to factors that contribute to a successful business. Innovation is the formation, development, and implementation of a novel product, process, or service in which the goal exceeds current standards and improves effectiveness and efficiency giving way to a competitive advantage (Innovation, 2010a). In addition, innovation embraces the introduction of something new in spite of qualifiers concerning how groundbreaking or earth shattering such needs to be, only that the new idea or process is better than it was before. Design is the process of creatively transforming a thought process into a tangible, successful manner of operating a product or service. Creativity is a frame of mind that pushes...
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...From the scenario, differentiate between the concepts of criminal law, antitrust, and health care as they apply to U.S. health law in the 21st Century. Conceptualize the primary ways in which these laws apply to U.S. health care administrators. In order to properly analyze between the concepts of criminal law, antitrust law, and the health care law I had to fully understand them individually. Worldwide, the criminal law is what protects and maintains the public well-being and safety of our communities. Criminal laws are directed to a system that is concerned with the punishment of those who commit crimes. The Antitrust law, helps prevent and/or control the intent of promoting competition within a business. Furthermore, we all understand that the health care law simply oversees all health issues whether it has to do with the physician, facility, and/or patient. In the 21st century, the primary way in which the laws apply to the U.S. health care administrator is based on how to receive proper business with affecting physician and patients. The criminal law deals with more on to properly treat someone who is in need of care within the health care establishment. The antitrust law differs tremendously. The antitrust laws in the United States is more comprehensive than those of other industrialized nations. Many other industrialized nations, perhaps because they focus on the possibility of foreign competition, have minimal antitrust law. In the United States, the original antitrust...
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...The administration hypothesis of Stephen Covey investigates the idea of principled-focused initiative and the advancement of inherent center esteems in view of plenitude attitude customarily considered optional in the business world. The plentiful attitude is a business idea in which a man accepts there are sufficient assets and accomplishment to impart to others. The key terms related with Covey's back to front reasoning educates a proactive pioneer that thinks win-win and makes gainful workers who appreciate a more elevated amount of employment fulfillment. Pioneers who work inside an administration situated administration style support the development of hopeful subordinates attempting to accomplish something beyond outer prizes. Covey clarifies that a proactive state of mind is the capacity to...
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...relationships are that of a relationship of some kind with a patient either the patient is a family member, friend, or known through business. Dual relationships are not that of a sexual manner as that does not constitute a dual relationship but more of crossing boundaries the same as accepting gifts or meeting outside the office (Zur, 1997- 2013). There are many forms of dual relationships but as long and the boundary in a sexual or more than doctor client relationship are not crossed (accepting gifts, hugging). In the scenario that was chosen the therapist/teacher is dealing with a dual relationship of his or her student confiding marital issues and at a later date asking for the professor to be him and his wife’s couple’s counselor. This is a situation in which the professional need to determine if this is a dual relationship, crossing boundaries, and meets ethical decision-making process. Definition of Dual Relationships Dual relationships are defined as professional and personal relationships that transpire involving a client and the therapist or psychologist (Pope & Keith-Spiegel, 2008). Dual relationships in the field of psychology are any relationship where different roles are between a therapist and client. For instance dual relationship is the client is also an acquaintance, family member, sexual partner, mentor, student, or business colleague of the therapist. As therapists or psychologists, they must avoid from entering a relationship or promising another individual...
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...HCS/341 2014 Abstract Identify human resource management’s role in the health care industry. Describe the functional roles of the human resource department based on your textbook and Electronic Reserve Readings. The human resources department is an important asset to any successful business. It provides services such as managing change and facilitating training and development, recruitment, selection and employee relations, pensions, benefits and communicating with employees. Although these are important factors in running a successful business the primary function of the human resources department is maintaining adequate and competent staffing levels at affordable costs. A flourishing business will depend on the human resources department to develop a successful system to facilitate each one of these vital services. According to Leadership profiles of managers in post-communist countries, Gasparishvili states, “HR departments are expected to design HR systems of their organizations in their unique contexts, after taking into view the specific ground realities surrounding them. In doing so, they need to conceptualize the possible issues and problems well, and learn to adopt an integrated approach in dealing with them through appropriate HR systems so that they all are directed towards the same goal.” (2001) Todays health care industry is a very dynamic field, therefore having a human resources department that can adapt to its unique demands requires goals...
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...Case Study Analysis_WK5 PSY322/Consumer Psychology and Research June 16, 2013 Case Study Analysis The subject case studies are designed in order to conceptualize the cross-cultural consumer behaviors, their effects on business and company activities while analyzing the case study. The main realm of subject study is the consumer behaviors in global perspectives. The studies are also aimed to create the sense in the students about how to analyze the case study. So to achieve the said objectives the extensive literature review is conducted including the evaluation of consumer behaviors and their decisions regarding purchases while including the lessons learned by the Apple regarding the differences in consumer behavior and purchasing decisions between the Japanese market and the market outside of Japan. The consumer behaviors during the field survey administered under subject study are found dissimilar across the cultures. These dissimilarities in behaviors of the customers across the cultures affect the company’s marketing mix strategies. These effects are discussed in sections created below. Likewise the lessons learned from the Walt Disney Company about consumer behavior and purchasing decisions at Hong Kong Disneyland has also been added as a part of study while explaining various issues that may influence the behaviors of the consumers. Lastly the survey administered identifies the reasons behind the Japanese consumers’ behaviors of hating the iPhone...
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...influencing others, others' opinions of the person's abilities may be based more on perceptions than on actual performance. Political skill affects promotions, compensation and job survival. e.g. [pic]Wladimir Janousek -Operations Manager at Foxconn Specialties: -Expert in business process transformation and management. -Deep knowledge of Mercosur, PPB (Brazilian Incentive Law) Taxes and other fiscal regulations. -Expertise in outsourcing support, manufacturing, re-manufacturing and distribution functions. -Flexibility, results driven, strong leadership, negotiation and interpersonal skills. 2.Technical skills Technical skills include knowledge of and proficiency in certain specialized field, such as engineering, computers, accounting, or manufacturing. These skills are more important at lower level management since these managers are dealing directly with employees doing the organizational work. [pic]Toma Kim(Korean) -Project Manager at Foxconn Specialties: -Strong organizational, communication skills. - Excellent planning and coordination skills. - Proficient in Mandarin Chinese and English (both oral and written),Good spoken Japanese. - High level of understanding in China culture and business practices. - Proficient in computer including Power Point, Excel and Word 3.Interpersonal skills Interpersonal skills include everything from communication and listening skills to attitude and deportment. Good interpersonal skills are a prerequisite for many positions...
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...University: LDR 600 Leadership Styles and Development 7/4/2014 Based on the models of Katz and Mumford, The two do have different styles of coaching. Katz used a skills approach the key concept is of a leader is Mobilizing innovation and change, Managing people and task, Communication and managing self. Coach K conceptualizes has creativity, risk and visioning the future. Coach Knight has concept ability, takes risk, and visioning the future he lacks creativity. Coach Knight has all the qualities of managing people and task. Coach Knight has coordinating, planning, controlling, and organizing. However he does not have good decisions making he is controlling vs leading, he creates conflict and manages vs leading. Coach K has all interpersonal skills needed for communication where as coach Knight is lacking listening he does have the written and oral skills to establish goals for his vision. Finally managing self again coach K has all the qualities used in keeping himself calm and professional while being all business during the games. Again coach knight is lacking qualities needed he has difficult maintaining his emotions and does have high technical thinking but low personal management. Using the above skills the two coaches fit into the middle management which is the strongest type because they need technical, human and conceptual skills. When using Mumfords and colleagues skill based model...
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...Research Design Summary Nancy Mohren RES/351 August 13, 2014 Strengths in qualitative research are receiving answers from outside sources (e.g. customers, employees, etc.) on what is negative internally in a business entity or what is satisfactory. A weakness of qualitative is the time consumption needed to perform this type of research. Focus groups, researchers, and decisions as to what types of research are needed to perform such research that makes it time-consuming. Strengths in quantitative research are the utilizations of “the deductive logic of natural sciences” (Horna, 1994) which means information gathered is hard data. Such data starts with a hypothesis and ends with concrete answers. A weakness of quantitative research lies in tendencies to only focus on one set time frame, and quantitative does not have the capability to change focus midway through any research format. Another weakness is the possibility of employing an unscrupulous researcher who will fake results for personal gain or is just “making a paycheck” and has no care about valid results. When using both designs combined, and the circumstances are appropriate, they do complement each other. If using qualitative research first, quantitative data helps by finding a sample that represents the research and locates deviant findings (Rossman and Wilson, 1991). When performing quantitative research first, it helps in conceptual development and instrumentation meaning the science behind quantitative...
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...Definition of a fraction – A fraction is a number that is an integer multiple of a unit fraction. Fractions are a part of our everyday lives and are used extensively in the business and finance related area. They may be represented as precents and rates – error rate, interest rate, employment rate, productivity levels, etc. Trades and manufacturing are also prolific users of fractions in the length of materials, how many lengths fit into a structure and working out quantities of material need to complete a batch or run of product, (Tucker, 2008). Fractions can be represented in many different ways, the mathematical notation for a fraction is represented as k(1/l) and for whole numbers k,l(l>0) or in the common form of ¼ or ½ . Commonly found representations of fraction for the purpose of teaching are equally divided circles or rectangle. The concept of fractions are a difficult to teach part of mathematics as the younger ages can struggle to comprehend the shift from whole numbers to units, fractions or parts of a number. This can be due to many factors including the inability to conceptualise the breaking up of a whole into parts or units, (Pengelly, 1991). A good start to allowing children to comprehend this is the use of base shapes such as triangles or squares and to break these up into parts and get the students to work out how many parts of the whole there are, therefore working out the fraction that is required. This can be progresses to more difficult learnings...
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