...some work to do... Swarup Gokhale (Private): oh.. thats what raisa told me. u have some meeting @ 6:30 Swarup Gokhale (Private): lets catch up in the next 2 days @ bur juman Rejin Thomas (to Swarup Gokhale): yup...:)....sure...cool Mir Shahriar Ahmed (to All - Entire Audience): voice is not clear !!! Andrew Kirsfelds (to All - Entire Audience): Voice seems fine at this end (and for the recording), if you're having problems, try closing any unnecessary applications (using bandwidth and CPU) David O'Mahony (to All - Entire Audience): All fine here in Oman!! Shamyl Kamal (to All - Entire Audience): fine at my end too Cameron Webb (to All - Entire Audience): fine here in Dubai Eyad Alqadi (to All - Entire Audience): Clear on my end Ehab Salama (to All - Entire Audience): It's Ok Ihab Odeh (to All - Entire...
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...International Finance Assignment 1 Nine Dragon Paper NDP case study By: Ehab M. Helmy Marina Emad Supervised By: Dr. Abir Zein How Mrs. Cheung does think? What does she believes in when it comes to building her business? She always thinks ahead and has a strong long-term vision of where her company should be. She has strong industry knowledge and so much enthusiasm for her work. This is the quality that good management must have. She wants to make NDP a 100 years old business, not only a lifelong career for her but a business lasts for generations. (The answer was taken from a research on Mrs. Cheung business history) How would you summarize the company’s financial status? How does it reflect the business development goals and strategies employed by Mrs. Cheung? While trying to analyze a company’s financial status, we have to take a look on three main statements: Balance sheet statement – Cash flow statement – Income statement | | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | Rate of Change | | Liquidity Ratio | Current Ratio | 1.312961 | 1.014966 | 1.277426 | -3% | Ability of the firm to pay its short term obligations | | Quick Ratio | 0.993251 | 0.71159 | 1.0084 | 2% | | | Returns | | -0.22696 | 0.258589 | | | | | | | | | | Assets Management Ratios | Inv. Turn Over | 9.53362 | 6.475214 | 7.604922 | -20% | Utilization of the firm's Assets | | Days of sales outstanding DSO | 75.68459 | 68.40927 | 94.96364 | 25% | | | Fixed Assets TO |...
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...Topic Proposal (Week 3) Ibrahim Vohra DeVry University Finance- 364 Professor: Ehab Yamani Date: 09/22/2013 Course Project Topic What has been the impact of the recent mortgage crises on the Money Supply in the United States? Relevancy of the topic to Money and Banking Concepts Mortgage crises have a major impact on Money and Banking concepts. The mortgage crisis was a result of too much borrowing and flawed financial modeling, largely based on the assumption that home prices only go up. This topic is related to money since bank offered easy access to money to everyone. Borrowers got into high risk of loans because of low income generated throughout the year. Most of the mortgages were filled without any documentation. This generated fraud among borrowers and lenders and mortgage crises came alone. Annotated Bibliography Justin, P. (2013, November). Mortgage crisis overview. Retrieved from http://banking.about.com/od/mortgages/a/mortgagecrisis.html. The author Justin describes mortgage crises in brief detail in this article. This article will be helpful in the research of recent mortgage crises because it describes everything in detail, for example the American Dream of the housing society and the easy money of mortgage crises. It identifies how mortgage crises was developed and how did it start. Matt, B. (2013, February 8). America underwater: The mortgage crisis in data. Retrieved from http://www.marketplace.org/topics/business/which-way-home/america-underwater-mortgage-crisis-data ...
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...Vol 7, Issue 1, 2014 ISSN - 0974-2441 Research Article EVALUATING THE EFFECT OF MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE ON PHYSICIAN PRESCRIBING PATTERN IN IRAQ EHAB MUDHER MIKHAEL 1 University of Baghdad - College of pharmacy –Clinical pharmacy department. Email: ehab_pharma84@yahoo.com Received: 6 November 2013, Revised and Accepted: 5 December 2013 ABSTRACT Objective: Evaluation of the interaction between medical representatives (MRs) and physicians and the effect of such interaction on physician prescribing behavior, according to the site of view for Iraqi pharmacists. Methods: A survey for 36 pharmacists in their private pharmacies in different areas of Baghdad governorate was done through the use of a specific set of questions in a questionnaire format. Results: Most participated pharmacists agreed that physicians at most times change their prescribing pattern by attendance of the MRs, additionally there is a significant decline in the number of prescriptions for the promoted drug by the absence of medical representative for long period of time, furthermore participated pharmacists agreed that there is an irrational prescribing patterns by most physicians in Iraq. Conclusion: The interaction between MRs and physicians in Iraq, usually result in non rational prescribing patterns, which may in turn ne gatively affecting the health of the patients and on the other hand increases the cost of medications. Keywords: Promotion, medical representative, prescribing pattern. INTRODUCTION...
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...Case study (2) NATURAL DISATSTERS AND DECISIONS THAT FOLLOW EHAB ABD ELGALIL ELDEBERKEY ELGRESSEY 01223677767 Problem definition There is no code of ethics to deal with such natural disaster and very random following decisions Justification of the problem This problem caused through: 1. Lack of planning or primitive planning system which not include a clear code of ethics to deal and match this situation 2. Unwise decisional policy which lead to more complications 3. Neglecting or absence of customer care concepts Alternatives 1. Setting up a code of ethics and decisional policy through the whole plan to regulate dealing with these sudden or predicted situations. 2. Situation analysis and negotiation with the affected customers (victims) about an average compensation to keep them satisfied and to keep the organization reputation and attract more of the new customers. 3. Making a social agreements with the government or even the national charity organizations to share paying the compensations and cover some of the loss Evaluation 1. Alternative number 1 It is an essential corner stone in setting up a business plan is to include a clear code of ethics which represent a social commitment and also will * Prove an honest reputation for the organization in the customer mind * Help to count the profit range according to the risks * Control and rule the decision of How to handle these situations 2. Alternative...
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...A Muslim man who spewed threats and brandished weapons in a Facebook video after he was booted out of a Christian conference in Sioux Falls, South Dakota has recently been arrested on terrorism-related charges. On Apr. 9, Ehab Abdumutta Jaber posted live videos on Facebook after he was kicked out of the Worldview Weekend Conference, which was notably critical of radical Islam. The 45-year-old Muslim took to social media to show off his two handguns and one assault rifle and to threaten the Christians who attended the gathering, The Christian Post recalls. Sam Clemens, a representative of the Sioux Falls Police Department had earlier said Jaber would most likely not be charged because his acts were within the boundaries of the law. However, South Dakota Attorney Gen. Marty Jackley and Lincoln County State's Attorney Tom Wollman announced last week that the Muslim man was slapped with one count of terrorist threat charge. In a...
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...Ehab Ezzat Fahmy Omar Mobile: 01002184525 E-mail: ehabezzatfahmyomar@yahoo.com Address: 53 Hassan Soror st. Ain Shams, Cairo Career Objective: I have the pleasure to present my personal C.V, and I hope that your esteemed Inst. fined my profile suitable, where my academic background, my professional and personal qualifications, training experience can be applied and further enhanced. I’m interested in playing an active role in organization advancement opportunities, and I’m always doing my best to support, provide and give my work and my firm the best that I have and develop my, qualitative and personal skills to the fullest. I’m enthusiastic about exploring the prospect of contributing to your firm and would appreciate the opportunity to speak with you concerning present and / or future position. _________________________________________________________________________ Personal Data: - Date of birth: March., 5, 1987 Nationality: Egyptian Social status: Single Military status: Exempted Current job: Accountant. Education: Bachelor degree with major Accounting from the faculty of commerce with accumulated grade over the four years of study high good 2003 – 2007 from Ain Shams University. Studying Master Of Business Administration from Arab academy for banking and financial sciences –financial management from 2013 to present –Section English 1 2009 – Present Accountant at professional- line in the field...
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...Egypt 2012 Energy Efficiency Country Profile Primary Energy Intensity koe/US$05ppp 0.20 0.15 0.10 0.05 0.00 2000 2010 Egypt EU Sources: WEC (2013), World Bank (2013) Primary Energy Consumption 39% 1% 7% 51% 2000 2011 1% 4% 53% 44% Coal Hydroelectricity Natural gas Oil Source: OAPEC (2005, 2012) 930 Thousand boe/day 1718.1 Thousand boe/day Final Energy Consumption - 2009 4% 79% 17% Industrial 38% Transport 5% Residential 33% Commercial 18% Agricultural 6% Electricity Oil products Bio fuels and waste Source: IEA (2009) Country Profile - Energy Efficiency - Egypt 2012. Copyright © 2013 RCREEE. www.rcreee.org EE Targets and Designated Agency ▪ ▪ The National Energy Efficiency Action Plan (NEEAP) is adopted (2012-2015) with cumulative EE targets of 5%. No designated EE agency is responsible for formulating, promoting, and implementing energy efficiency measures and policies. There is an EE unit at the Council of Ministers secretariat that is identified as the mandated entity for developing and implementing NEEAP. Regulatory Framework ▪ No general legal framework for EE measures. Draft electricity law contains a chapter on EE with provisions relating to cogeneration, standards, and labeling. Mandatory EE code for residential buildings (2006), EE code for commercial buildings (2009), and EE code for governmental buildings (2011) are adopted. Minimum energy performance standards with mandatory labeling...
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...Faculty of Management Technology Working Paper Series Supply Chain Management in the Home Appliance Industry Evaluating Alternative Strategies by Ehab A. Yaseen Sameh N. Mohamed Working Paper No. 32 September 2012 Supply Chain Management in the Home Appliance Industry: Evaluating Alternative Strategies by Ehab A. Yaseen Sameh N. Mohamed September 2012 Abstract The increasing dynamics and complexity of today’s supply chains resulted in the need to select from a wide variety of the developed supply chain approaches. In this paper, a business case study is conducted to answer the research question: “How can the agility best fit within the supply chain strategies?” This research contributes to the literature by developing the DESC (differentiated enlightened supply chain) framework that consolidates necessary analysis in order to discover the scope and priorities of the supply chain from multiple perspectives. It is a guideline for the enlightened differentiated supply chain management. Through this, every different supply chain is managed differently to serve for different order winning criteria that are considered from multiple perspectives. It was concluded that in such significant and rapid changes in the requirements of different products and markets, differentiation is the clue to satisfy customer requirements and firms’ competitive position. Different priorities are to be managed differently. Also, the research concluded that postponement strategies...
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...Problem Statement: Jose’s Mexican restaurant is a small yet popular spot. Lately they have been losing customers and profits due to service issues. In order to improve the restaurant, Jose’s Mexican Restaurant must provide service that is top-notch, in other words fast, efficient, great testing, convenient and heartwarming. What must the restaurant do in order to improve service? Areas for Consideration: [i]Quality at Jose's restaurant should be defined by service, value, reliability of the experience and overall customers' satisfaction. The quality of a product is defined as whether it fulfills its stated specifications. Customer satisfaction should be at the top priority for the restaurant. Customer satisfaction is the measurement of a product or service that meets or exceeds customer's expectations. Therefore, the restaurant should focus on its customers' needs and requirements, and strive to exceed their expectations. ` The factors that affect the quality of the service are conformance to specification, value, fitness for use, support and even psychological standard impression. Food should be delivered and served as to be what is promised on the menu. Also, the food should be cooked and prepared properly, to be fresh, clean, and to have exactly the ingredients and flavors that are ordered. Service staff should be neatly dressed and greet customers with a smile; personnel should be experienced and trained to accommodate the customer. Atmosphere is...
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...A Review of Wavelet-domain Watermarking Techniques Mukul Salhotra, Shivam Maurya, Shashvat Jaiswal, Amit Kumar Singh Department of CS/ICT, Jaypee University of Information Technology Abstract--As networking continues to grow exponentially, the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) can be obtained and reproduced easily. These threats create a high demand for a content protection technique such as digital watermarking; which is one of the most efficient ways to protect the digital properties in recent years. Image watermarking techniques are frequently applied in the transform and spatial domains to achieve desired secure and robust protection. This paper provides an overview of the wavelet-based watermarking techniques available for medical images until now. In this paper the major methods have been analyzed along with their advantages & disadvantages. Keywords: Discrete Wavelet Transform, Medical image watermarking, ROI, NROI, I. INTRODUCTION D igital watermarking has emerged as a research area that was originally focused on copyright protection. Also, it has been implemented in lot of domains, such as video, audio, image, and 3D graphic model. Despite the fact there are only a few medical oriented watermarking studies in the literature to date, digital watermarking will be a valuable tool for copyright protection with medical confidentiality protection, patient and examination-related information hiding, data integrity control and source identification, in Hospital Information...
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...Smart phone OS. Market Analysis Presented By Ehab Hesham & Mostafa Abdelfattah Tentative outline 0f the market analysis ❖ Objectives. ❖ Introduction. ❖ Market Volume. ❖ Company Portfolio. ❖ Our Product. ❖ Market Share. ❖ Market Type. ❖ Factors affect Supply. ❖ Factors affect Demand. ❖ Supply. ❖ Demand. ❖ Supply and Demand. ❖ Elasticity ❖ Conclusions ❖ References Objectives Studying the smart phones operating systems and analyze its market will make us understand the differences between the many Operation systems available in the market, and found out the factors affecting the supply of the different operation systems with different manufacturers. It will also allow us to find out the factors affecting the demand of it by the customers, and rational the dynamic changes in market shares of every producer. It will also define the aggressive competition between the smart phone manufacturers, and the high barriers that make it difficult for new manufacturers to enter the market despite of the great growth of the market which is providing large opportunities Introduction As with many electronics industries, the smartphone industry is rapidly changing and highly Competitive, new and distinctive products are being developed continuously, and released almost weekly. ...
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...[pic] VLSI Routing for Enhanced Performance through QUANTUM BINARY PARTICLE SWARM OPTIMIZATION Arkabandhu Chowdhury (Roll no.- 000810701048) Souvik Kumar Saha (Roll no.- 000810701053) In completion of the final year project under the guidance of Dr. S. K. Sarkar, H.O.D., ETCE. Introduction to VLSI Routing The design of Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) circuits is one of the broadest areas in which the methods of combinatorial optimization can be applied. In the physical design process of VLSI circuits, the logical structure of a circuit is transformed into its physical layout. Detailed routing is one of the important tasks in this process. A detailed router connects pins of signal nets in a rectangular region under a set of routing constraints, such as the number of layers, the minimal space between the wires and the minimum wire width. The quality of this detailed routing has a strong influence on the performance and production costs of the circuit. The detailed routing in a rectangular region with pins exclusively located on the upper or lower boundary of the routing region is called “channel routing”. It is one of the most commonly occurring routing problems in VLSI circuits. The channel routing problem is NP-complete and, therefore, there is no deterministic algorithm to solve it in a fixed time frame and the problem of finding a globally optimized solution is still open. There have been plenty of results in this topic from the last few...
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...MAS Youth Center Section | Title | Page | I | The Masjid | 2-5 | II | Qur’an Institute | 6-9 | III | Karate Academy | 10-13 | IV | Children Committee | 14-17 | V | Pre-Teen Program | 18-21 | VI | MAS Youth | 22-26 | VII | Sister Committee | 27-30 | VIII | Boys/Girls Scouts | 31-34 | IX | Staff | 35-38 | X | Outreach | 39-41 | XI | Marketing | 42-44 | XII | Construction | 45-49 | The Masjid Strength | * Great Spiritual component to liability * Set piece of prayer * People know now where to pray (fajr) * Bring large # of people to Jumah salah * All the salawat be in the mosque * Easy entrance from outside * # of mosleen is red * salat juma s red # * Khotba in english * Khotbas are relevant * Punctuality of salawat * Easy access * Balance thinkings of islam * Big space * Friendly environment * Big + new attracts new people * Organized – everyone knows where to pray * Good sound system * Khutba – English + Arabic * Good reciter * Actual imam * Salah is being performed * Clean * Quran books available * Different halaqas in it * Salah is ontime * Giving one person responsibility * Easy accessible * Salah times are now punctual * Khutba delivered in English * clean | Objective | * * * * * * * * * | Goal | * * * * * * * | Weaknesses | * Loss of space for kids * Still not attractive enough * Not utilized for too many...
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...1 Egypt’s Accounting Standards (EAS) against IFRS: The Reason behind Compliance and The Main Differences. Ahmed Mostafa Eliwa German University in Cairo Supervised By: Prof: Dr. Ehab K. A. Mohamed 2 Chapter 1: IFRS Historical Background 1.1 Introduction The purpose of this chapter is to gather information about the history of the international financial and reporting standards (IFRS), the committee that issued them, and what the reasons behind issuing such standards are to be agreed and implemented across the world. In the following sections we will know more about the International Accounting Standards Committee (IASC) “The IFRS Issuer” foundation and launching. Then we will talk about the IFRS and the IASC development during the period of 1973 - 2000. How the IASC started to issue their international accounting standards and to what extent they were agreed and implemented across the world. And also what are the difficulties that faced them to issue accepted international accounting standards during this period. Finally, in the last section, the factors that forced the IASC to be restructured to IASB “International Accounting Standards Board”. Moreover, and after correspondence and deliberations, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) endorsement on the IFRS. 1.2 IASC Foundation and Launching: Following World War II, each country had its own Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP, the U.S. designation), or proper accounting practice. Even among the GAAPs...
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