...subscription. Michael Dubin was the founder and he used digital media to achieve a goal of getting more customers but also to get investments from big companies. The prices range from a $1 to $9 a month based on what type of razor blade customer chooses. The idea of selling razor via subscription came to the owner Michael Dubin because he have heard of many man complain of the prices of razors in stores. At the begging of launching his business, he spent months driving down San Diego to connect with bloggers to spread the word. However, it was difficult and he decided to make a video to tell the story of buying a razor via subscription. After launching his video on YouTube it has been seen almost 10 million times. In the first 48 hours of launching the video, he had 12,000 orders placed. After the launch of the video the business kept growing, Dubin struck a deal with many investors, which helped him, grow the company. Today the business is valued at $615 million, what started, as a video ad now is multi million-dollar company. With the use of digital media, Dubin was able to attract customer to purchase the subscription. He used several strategies that helped his video ad be successful such as making a funny video, launching it a the right time, using funneling marketing strategy, and creating a call to action within the video. His success was measured based on customers sharing the video and money earned. Goals of Individual The goal of Dubin was to...
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...: Leadership and Management Leadership and Management 1. Introduction The origins of management can be traced back to the age of mediaeval mercantilism or even earlier, yet the nature of business management as an applied science only really developed in the last century. In the modern context, business management is limited to one component of the economic system, namely the individual organization, whether it be a private business, a government corporation or, to a lesser extent, a non-profit seeking organization. Contemporary society consists of diverse organizations, including business enterprises, schools, hospitals, sport clubs, churches and political parties that contribute to the functioning of the community. The profitable performance of these organizations is dependent on attaining pre-designed objectives and to make its services as productive and efficient as possible. However, organizations do not achieve their objectives automatically. In addition to the human resources, physical resources and special know-how in a business organization, there is still one element that is necessary to direct all these resources and activities effectively towards the goals of the enterprise. That indispensable element is management and without it, no purposeful action is possible. The question that is raised within this context of traditional and contemporary views of leadership is how does this aspect coincide and interact with the practical ideals...
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...Andrew Liu Case Name: U.S West Financial Services Inc,. Plaintiff, v. Robert Cipriano and Nancy Cipriano, Defendants U.S District Court for the Southern District of New York Key Facts: 1. May 1988, defendants executed a promissory note in which they promised to pay to New York City Waterfront Associates, L.P. the sum of $88,643 plus interest. 2. Defendants have made no payments required by the promissory note and are default of their obligations under the Note. 3. Defendants stated that they were mislead and fraudulently induced into making the investment by the accountant, Robert Perry Dubin. 4. Defendants argued that the venue is improper in New York based on the fact that they reside, was approached by Dubin, and signed all the documents pertaining to the Note in California. 5. Defendants argued that plaintiff is not the holder of the Note in due course because plaintiff failed to perform due diligence in researching defendants’ finances prior to enabling them to invest. Thus, they were not bound to the Note. 6. Defendants contend that plaintiff is not the holder in due course. Issue: Is plaintiff liable for participating in the fraudulent activity and if so, should plaintiff be relieved of the title of holder of the Note? No, debtors failed to show the court that the assignee was guilty of any fraud. Furthermore, evidence clearly stated that plaintiff had no actual knowledge of the alleged fraud. Thus, under N.Y Uniform...
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...Introduction: The purpose of this literature is for one to give an umbrella view over a range of literature resources, such as journals, core text, articles and websites, in addition for one to develop an argument including gathering concrete points and evidence to support the question in hand. The question that I will explore is listed as followed: What are the advantages of collective bargaining for both employers and employees and is there a future collective bargaining in the new employment and professional climate? Sources Used for Literature Review: 1. Employment Relation 3rd Edition, Ed Rose. 2. Dubin, R. (1954) ‘Contruction aspects of industrial conflict’ in Kornhauser, A., Dubin, R. and Ross, A.M. (eds)Industrail Conflict. New York, McGrew-Hill 3. industrialrelations.naukrihub.(2013). Importance Of Collective Bargaining. Available: http://industrialrelations.naukrihub.com/importance-of-collective-bargaining.html. Last accessed 20/11/2013. 4. Rita Donaghy (2005). The Changing Landscape of Employment Relations in Britain [online]. Available from:http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/wbs/research/irru/wpir/warwick_paper_2005_lowry.pdf. [Accessed 20/11/2013]. Main Discussion: Importance of Collective Bargaining: Collective bargaining involves employers and trade unions negotiating terms on behalf of employee, however collective barging does not only include negotiations but also includes the process of resolving labour-management conflicts...
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...Cobalamin deficiency Hemolytic Disorders Overproduction of bilirubin Folate deficiency Inherited Profound iron deficiency Red cell enzyme defects (e.g., glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency) Thalassemia Sickle cell disease Drugs: Rifampin, Probenecid Impaired hepatocellular uptake Spherocytosis and elliptocytosis Inherited ConditionsCrigler-Najjar syndrome types I and II Impaired conjugation of bilirubin Acquired Gilbert's syndrome Drugs and toxins Other Hypersplenism Hematoma Overproduction of bilirubin Immune mediated Direct Hyperbilirubinemia Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria Inherited Conditions Traumatic: macro- or microvascular injury Rotor's syndrome Dubin-Johnson syndrome Impaired excretion of conjugated bilirubin Gilbert- A mutation in UDP glucuronyl transferase - reduction in enzyme activity. Crigler-Najjar syndrome, types I (absence of enzyme activity) and II (significantly reduced UDP)- much greater elevations...
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...Psychological Bulletin 1980, Vol. 88, No. I. 60-77 Work and Nonwork: A Review of Models, Methods, and Findings Boris Kabanoff School of Social Sciences, Flinders University of South Australia, Bedford Park, South Australia This article examines theory and research in the field of work/nonwork relations. Three different theories of work/leisure relations are examined—compensation, generalization, and segmentation. All three theories have received some support; however, the review indicates that much of the available research evidence is constrained by conceptual and methodological problems. A number of paradigms for describing work/leisure patterns are reviewed, and it is concluded that most of these paradigms are more suitable for classifying leisure definitions than for guiding empirical research. Research in this field requires objective definitions of attributes common across life spheres. A task-based description of work and nonwork is discussed, and its research utility is illustrated. It is recommended that future research be concerned with describing different work/leisure patterns, the processes underlying these patterns, and the life consequences associated with different patterns. The meaning and the relationships between labor and leisure, work and contemplation, or in the most general sense, work and nonwork have been a source of intellectual, political, and religious debate for a considerable period in Western history. However, the view that the interplay...
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...of Direct taxes include income tax, corporate tax, and any tax imposed on property. Indirect taxes, on the other hand, include, value added tax, sales tax, per unit tax and excise tax. In this paper, I will discuss excise taxes and also the impact of taxation. According to (Kaplow, 512), excise taxes are paid when certain goods such as gasoline are purchased. Excised taxes are put in the price of the product. Excise taxes are also imposed because of wagering and also to trucks when they use major highways. In the video, various issues surrounding excise tax have been highlighted. One of these issues includes the principle of taxation that is fairness, and the other issue is tax incidence. A). Benefits Principle According to (Dubin, 234), this principle outlines that imposition of tax should depend on the benefits received. This policy argues that those who should pay high taxes are those who receive greatest benefits. This principle of taxation is applied to usage of public goods such as libraries, highways, national parks, colleges, forests, etc. The principle of fairness explains that tax imposed on individuals or corporate must be equal across the board, all should carry equal tax burden. In my own I do not believe that the excise tax imposed upon Whiskey by the US government is not justified. This deduction is as such because first the circumstance that the US was under was revolutionary war. Therefore, the benefits that the United States accrued from this war...
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...non-standard port number. http://www.nsrc.org/security/ Another link to look into- http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/02/14/what-you-ought-to-know-about-securing-ssh/ http://netsecurity.about.com/od/secureyournixcomputer/Articles_and_Information_To_Help_You_Secure_Your_Unix_Linux_Computer.htm Any serious company cannot ignore the importance of securing its Windows and Unix/Linux servers from known shortcomings/vulnerabilities. This is due to the fact that the Windows machines may end up having serious security problems. As a matter of fact, Windows has a bad security record when it comes to operating systems (Dubin, 2005, p. 123). There is need for the company to create a set of layered defenses and avoid the idea of running capricious programs. It is also better for the company to substitute programs that have a terrible security track record with more reliable programs (Dubin, 2005, p. 127). The role of the Company information security officers is to ensure that the windows and Unix/Linux servers are secured from shortcomings and vulnerabilities; otherwise the company may risk being targeted by hackers (Brown, 2011, p. 58). The dynamic internet ecosystem sees the myriad of VLAN switches, firewalls, routers, and other devices, thus making servers and devices unreachable from a simple configuration error (Brown, 2011, p. 185-9). Today, cyber criminals are more...
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...Digitised by COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA Copyright Act 1968 Notice for paragraph 135ZXA (a) of the Copyright Act 1968 WARNING This material has been reproduced and communicated to you by or on behalf of Monash University under Part VB of the Copyright Act 1968 (the Act). The material in this communication is subject to copyright under the Act. Any further reproduction or communication of this material by you may be the subject of copyright protection under the Act. Do not remove this notice. 13 11I11"11"1~"IIIII"III"~I""IIII~""II"11111 004113733 Metaphors of LeaderShip: An Overview ROBERT DUBIN I am not an expert on leadership. However, some knowledge of organizations and organizational behavior is claimed. It is from this perspective that I will engage in an over-view, not a re-view of the contents of this volume. One way to interpret an overview is to think of it as looking overliterally as looking beyond. It is in this sense that this overview is prepared. Initial Observations Two initial observations have struck me. 1) Leadership must ~urely mean followership. 12) Leadership is interestingto us because it occurs within organizations. Of clearly secondary importance for students of organizations is leadership expressed in informal groups, in natural groups, and in temporary groups. Yet, in this volume these simple points seem to slide by unnoticed and ignored to the peril of clarity in presenting and interpreting results. Another observation: 3) The...
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...firewalls and anti virus software in place, that way the information is more secure. Keep in mind -- securing your system can be a lot of work, securing your system may cost time (and money) today, but prevents much greater costs in the future. Attacks against Unix and Windows network services have increased dramatically in the recent past, and show no signs of abating. Because security vulnerabilities are constantly being revealed, staying informed about recent security issues is crucial. There is need for the company to create a set of layered defenses and avoid the idea of running capricious programs. It is also better for the company to substitute programs that have a terrible security track record with more reliable programs (Dubin, 2005, p. 127). The role of the Company information security officers is to ensure that the windows and Unix/Linux servers are secured from shortcomings and vulnerabilities; otherwise the company may risk being targeted by hackers (Brown, 2011, p. 58). Today, cyber criminals are more organized than before, it is therefore paramount for the company to react with focus and...
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...Organización y Ambiente HACIA UNA TEORÍA DEL FIN DE EMPRENDIMIENTO URBANO Diario: y el Medio Ambiente Organización Manuscrito ID: OE--.R Manuscrito Tipo: Artículo de investigación teórica en el lugar urbano, espíritu empresarial, el propósito de espíritu empresarial, la complejidad ciencia cívica, aceleradores, territorial Keywords: integración, integración social, modelos empresariales de colaboración, presidente Dubin Inspirado por Shrivastava y Kennelly (), existe el propósito de extender teoría en lugar de espíritu emprendedor, destacando la singularidad de las ciudades y la interacción entre fines de los empresarios y en los centros urbanos en los que operan. Este trabajo trata de conceptualizar una gama media marco teórico y establecer las condiciones de límite para efectos de emprendimiento urbano basado en una combinación de razonamiento inductivo y deductivo teorías. Podemos sacar de la sostenibilidad y abstracto: desarrollo territorial lietaratures y ciencia ver la complejidad de la actividad empresarial para establecer unidades, de las leyes de la interacción, las fronteras y los estados del sistema de propósito de emprendimiento urbano a través de tres capas geo- espacial y a elaborar un modelo de complejidad fuentes de oportunidades, contexto y aventurarse. Podemos concluir con posibilidades de seguir desarrollo teórico y empírico de los efectos de construir emprendimiento urbano. HACIA UNA TEORÍA DE LA FINALIDAD DE EMPRENDIMIENTO...
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...Comandos SPSS * Análise Fatorial: ANALYZE DESCRIPTIVE EXPLORE * Normality plots with tests Analyze Dimension reduction Factor Analysis Descriptives * Initial solution * Coefficients * KMO and Bartlett´s test of sphericity * Anti-image Extraction * Correlation matrix * Unrotated factor solution * Scree plot * Fixed number of factors * Maximum Iterations for Convergence Rotation * Direct Oblimin * Loading Plot Scores * Save as variables * Regression * Display factor score coefficient matrix TRANSFORM COMPUTE * Target Variable * Numeric Expression * Function group – All * Functions and Special Variables - Ln * Conglomerados: Graphs Legacy dialogs Scatter/Dot Simple * Y Axis * X Axis * Label Cases by Options * Exclude cases listwise * Display chart with case labels Analyze Classify Hierarquical Cluster Variables (s) Label Cases by Cluster * Cases Display * Statistics * Plots Statistics * Agglomeration schedule * Proximity matrix * None Plots * Dendogram * None Method * Nearest neighbor * Interval – Squared Euclidean distance * None Save * Single solution – Number of cluesters Analyze – Descriptive – Explore * Dependent List * Factor List * Display – Both Analyze – Classify – Kmeans * Variables * Label Cases by * Number of Clusters * Method – Iterate and classify ...
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...Assignment Week Eight 1 ASSIGNMENT WEEK EIGHT Assignment Week Eight Gary Best American Military University Assignment Week Eight 2 ASSIGNMENT WEEK 8 Chapter 14 First off the large American multinational corporation would need to rely on a teams of lawyers and interpreters to get to know the laws of the European Union against cybercrimes. Security firm FireEye released the results from a study they conducted and found that one third of the businesses in the UK, France, and Germany are at a loss with the new cyber security legislation.(1) If one third of the businesses that are in the European Union do not understand the upcoming laws your research team is going to be very busy. The establishment of the data protection regulation has created to things to point out that may make trying to follow it a little easier. First it wil1 be designated as a regulation. A regulation is applicable in all European Union states.(2) Secondly, there is now harmonization, only one regulatory authority that manages its state of things in all of the European Union states.(2) Before this change each European Union state had its own directive that you would have to worry about compliance. One thing to consider is if you plan on using a cloud based software for your data. It will need to be secured and protected against hacking. You will need secure the data before it is sent to the cloud using a process called cloud data encryption and tokenization.(3) Tokenization is taking the sensitive...
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...terms due to “good time” credits or by permission from a state or federal parole board. These truth in sentencing reforms started in the late 1980’s and were done to make sure punishments for violent offenders increased and also to create a better uniformity in sentencing. (Sabol, Rosich, Kane, Kirk, Dubin) In 1994, the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, also known as “the Crime Act” was passed by the federal government. As part of this legislation, the federal government would issue grants to States for building of new or expanded prisons but only if the States promised to enact truth in sentencing reforms for violent offenders. The grants would only be given if the States passed laws that required a violent offender to serve, at a minimum, eighty five percent of the sentence imposed on them in prison. A study done by the Urban Institute looked at the implementation of the State truth in sentencing laws and found that after they went into effect, it did increase the amount of time an inmate served on their AMERICA’S INCREASING PRISON POPULATION 4 sentence in prison (Sabol, Rosich, Kane, Kirk, Dubin), yet the driving forces behind the rising prison population went back to the increase in crime rates and arrests, likely a result of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act. Another factor in the increasing prison population has been the shutdown of state mental hospitals and the subsequent rise of the mentally ill...
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...Week 2 – Case Study SEC-280 11-9-2013 The first point that I will address consist on the multiple dangers that computer networks are exposed, that are in majority done by perpetrators that get access to servers of Windows and Linux to explode their vulnerabilities.. The use of these codes or malware in the form of viruses, worms, time bombs or any peculiar name this individuals use to give to their destructive toys, are a major concern to the protection of confidential information. Data so sensitive that in their majority is composing of identity, credit, and property information so well collected and compiler that is plenty for the creation of a clone of a company or a person. These identity theft atrocities are not limit to the software and information appropriation; also the attacks diminish computer performance, affecting their velocity and cause computers to crash. The CIO should possess a compendium of way’s to defend his network, and a rapid decision capability to take decisions in a short time period. Furthermore, in general terms security; as we can define “ the act of provide a sense or protection against lost, attack or harm”, can use or integrate a complete protection plan. Depending on the resources of the company the integration of a security plan that can integrate “the five pillars of security IT security operation: policy and audit management, access management, infrastructure and hardware security and incident response.” The real world presents to us a...
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