...(quality is more than conformance to a specification. It’s also how well a product performs its intended function, the desirability of the product’s features and the reliability of a product) as dabbawals business had to get all the boxes and with deferent number and color and to deliver to the customer in good condition on lunch time without any effect the archives the quality of deliver such of this services. Speed Performance Objectives (refer to the rate at which a company can generate sales quotes and how rapidly and often a company can deliver its products) the number dabbawals collector 5000 and hug number of customer over 5 million show the speed performance of the dabbawals in Indian community. Dependability Performance Objectives (operations as dependable if the company produces and delivers products to its customers on time and according to agree to costs and prices. The dabbawals operation started early morning from 0700 hr. By collecting dabas from home than reconciliation by number and color and destination which seem not an easy due to the hug number of dabba and to delivery all this food on time at 0100 with less than...
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...store. Another reason why it has a big influence in the music industry’s business is that once one person buys an album online, they can easily share with many other people with those people paying for the album. • Discuss how the music industry can change their business model to remain profitable. In the age and time, the internet sells everything. So in order to remain profitable in the music industry record companies should cut down on how many CD’s are printed. That would also save some money on printing CDs. Record Labels should make digital purchases more accessible and cheaper, that way people would be more inclined to purchase. Although it is very easy to get music online for free, these record labels should stress the benefits of getting music online vs. at a store. They should make it easily accessible to purchase and send music directly to any phone. If music industry adapts to the change in electronics then I believe they will remain profitable. Kurtz, D. (2010 Update). Contemporary business: 2011 custom edition (13th ed.). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons. Discussion 2.2 • Fast-food chains like McDonald’s cultivate customer loyalty by offering similar experiences at all their stores. Discuss how much you think McDonald’s can let franchise owners in international locations experiment before it risks...
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...Zombieland, zombie movies have become very popular because people want to experience a zombie apocalypse. The success of this film delivers entertainment, interests, and desires for the people that are big fans of zombies with survival guidelines throughout the movie on how to survive a zombie apocalypse. Balaji, Murali. Thinking Dead: What the Zombie Apocalypse Means. Lanham: Lexington Books, 2013. Print. This book discusses how over time zombies have become popular to American culture. Zombies became so popular that it “has a way of seizing upon our anxieties and apprehensions and delivering content that reflects these fears while still entertaining us” (17). Present day America calls the entertainment of a film, adrenaline. In this case “the time is ripe for the rebirth of zombie culture” (17), to deliver the adrenaline to all audience, especially the younger generation. The facts from this book will be useful to my essay since it describes the adrenaline they deliver to the audience to be entertained and who they target their entertainment on, the younger generation. Boluk, Stephanie and Lenz, Wylie. “Generation Zombie. Essays on the Living Dead in Modern Culture.” Jefferson: McFarland & Company, Inc. 2011. Print. The thesis of this book discusses how today’s generation is preparing for a real life zombie apocalypse. By observing how people prepare for zombie...
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...Comparative Rhetorical Analysis Essay In “Their Eyes Were Watching God” by Zora Neale Hurston, Joe Stark delivers a speech to Janie and displaying his pride and arrogance. In “Oedipus” by Sophocles the Chorus delivers a speech making an argument against the pride of man. While Joe Stark’s and the Chorus’ speech are different on the surface however, the tone used throughout the speeches are similar in that the speakers are trying to appeal to the audience using their authorities to try and argue their points. These speeches prove that men can be very prideful and base large decisions solely on their pride. Throughout Joe Stark’s speech he relies on his authority, He assumes that just because he is a man he is smarter and stronger and he relies...
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...for hitting the shuttlecock on your weaker side. This is the forehand grip which is normally used to hit the shuttlecock on your stronger side. Stance When returning you should be on your toes and side on. This is so that you can react quickly to every shot and this will assure that you can move around quickly and can also in some cases cause injuries. If you do not use the correct stance then this will give your opponent the advantage therefore you need to be ready to receive. Serve In the basics of Badminton there are 3 different serves that can be used these are the high serve, low serve and the flick serve. The high serve is used when the shuttlecock is hit to lob your opponent and get the shuttlecock as far to the back of the court as possible. This is used tactically by tricking your opponent so that they will hit the shuttlecock as far as possible but will normally be a high shot to mid court. This will give you the advantage to finish the rally by using a net shot or a smash. The low serve is normally used when the opponent is standing quite far back on the court and you deliver a serve which is very close to the service line as possible. This can be used tactically because the opponent will then hit a high shot which will give you the advantage to hit a smash or an overhead clear (OHC) to finish the rally. Overhead clear This is how you would perform an overhead clear. This will normally be performed in mid court to lob an opponent or at the...
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...concerning the problems that affects the success of the company. The guidelines set will help the top management to govern and make decisions in running the business. The case Hamburger Plus has thousands of outlets all over the world. Records show that about a thousand branches are opened every month in many parts of the world. Because of its global operations, it is planning to spend $1.5B over the next 5 years to make its operations digitally mastered through a system called Creative. This move is prompted by a rapid decline in sales and a bulk of customer complaints here and there, from one branch to another. Creative is an ambitious multimillion dollar project which would allow Hamburger Plus management to monitor and actively see how many burgers, fries, chicken, and other products are being consumed at any of its stores at an time of the day. Furthermore, management can see if a customer in a particular outlet is being served at the...
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...“Too high, too high, you almost hit her eye, and if you do, we’re coming after you. With bats, and balls, and evil Chucky Dolls.” Upon entering a softball complex, the first thing one will hear is the screaming and catcalling of softball cheers and chants. While one would never hear this sort of thing from a baseball field, many people say that softball and baseball are the same sport. This is completely inaccurate, since softball and baseball are alike in many ways, they are also completely different. The very first thing that the untrained eye will point out about the difference of softball and baseball is the size and coloring of the balls. The baseball is 9 inches in circumference and white in color. The softball, on the other hand, is 12 inches in circumference and has a yellow leather encasing the ball. Though the softball is bigger and weighs more, the baseball is a more dense object because of its structure. Inside the baseball is a small cork sphere, and wrapped around the sphere is thin rubber and wool intertwined...
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...Reflections on The Cultural Value of Film Statistics can be used to show that Britain’s film industry is now the third biggest in the world and a prime destination for inward investment. This success story was heralded by James Purnell, new Minister for the Creative Industries, in a speech to the Institute of Public Policy Research in June this year.[1] But what is the relation of this economic success to the vibrancy and breadth of our film culture? A further look at the statistics provided by the UK Film Council for 2004 shows that last year domestic production fell from 44 films to 27, where domestic is taken to be films made by a UK production company shot wholly or partly in the UK. In 1997, the year when the government set up the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, UK production had been at a record high, and 84 domestic productions were registered. In terms of what UK audiences could see in 2004, beyond American features and American co-productions, the rest of the world share of the market in UK and Ireland was just 2.7%, a figure which betrays the failure of film policy to encourage interest and understanding in the stories of what goes on beyond our shores. Last year also saw the consolidation of companies operating in the exhibition sector and a series of momentous deals which changed the landscape of UK exhibition. In August 2004, Terra Firma acquired both the Odeon and UCI cinema circuits for a total of 580 million pounds, acquiring a 35% share of...
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...This rate is even higher for African American teens or teens from disadvantaged backgrounds. Hikiela Williams was in a constant battle against these statistics. As a teen parent, Hikiela had to demonstrate work ethic and determination in order to achieve her goal of becoming a nurse. Her early life was not easy and several different events influenced her to becoming a nurse. Hikiela not only strived to become a nurse to provide for her family, but also to deliver the compassion to others that she once received during her various times spent in the hospital. With the achievements she has made in her career, Hikiela has become an inspiration to several individuals. Hikiela Williams is an inspiration to all future nurses or students entering the medical field because she demonstrates hard work, provides for her family, and is truly passionate about her career. Living in the slums of New Jersey and being surrounded by careless people, Hikiela was not provided with the most fundamental childhood. At the age of four, she was hit by a car and rushed to the hospital. It was in that hospital in which Hikiela experienced compassion....
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...managing effective teams and it helps to understand and predict human behavior in an organization. It studies on how organizations can be structures more accurately, and how several events in their outside situations effect organizations. It has become more significant today than in previous years because organizations must master to adapt to the rapidly changing business cultures that have stemmed from a competitive market. In order to know how to handle a new workforce, and cope with the challenges of the new environment, the employers need to deliver their message about behavior and attitude of groups, and individuals in corporation. According to Graham and Krueger (1996), soft skills were never a part of management training and it was precious that employers were advised for possessing those skills. If employer can understands on an employee’s adaptability, personality, and creativity, motivating that employee the way he need to be motivated is never a gray area and a guaranteed success. Question (A): Why it is important to study Organizational Behavior? The study of organizational behavior is one of the most significant elements in the management sciences, as it makes management learn from what has succeeded elsewhere. Generally, financial strength is a measure of the organizations past success. What determines whether the organization will continue to deliver sought-after products, will continue to develop cutting edge technology, will continue to make the right options...
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...describe the difference between the two as well. Threat actor is a group using Hydraq (Aroura) Trojan horse they were named Elderwood gang Threat action happen when the attackers used nearly a dozen pieces of malware and several levels of encryption to burrow deeply into the bowels of company networks and infrastructure In simple way, we can say that threat actor is the person who does the attack while the threat action is how this attack assaults the system 2. What were the vulnerabilities that the Threat exercised? The most recent use exploits are : 1. Adobe Flash Player Object Type Confusion Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2012-0779) 2. Microsoft Internet Explorer Same ID Property Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2012-1875) 3. Microsoft XML Core Services Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2012-1889) 4. Adobe Flash Player Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2012-1535) The attackers gained access to the source code or reserve-engineered to those complied applications. Then use them to hit the targeted victim. 3. Was the attack on Confidentiality, Integrity, and/or Availability? Please provide an explanation for your response. I believe that this attack on confidentiality because the hackers had stolen intellectual property and sought access to the Gmail accounts of human rights activists and this leads to disclosure of data to non-authorized users so it violates the confidentiality 4. What was the attacker's...
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...the fourth quarter of his first varsity game, Matthew suffered a severe helmet to helmet collision while making a tackle at outside linebacker. This accident caused a fatal traumatic brain injury, putting Matthew into a coma. Matthew never regained consciousness and died two days later on Sunday, August 24, 2008. Tragically, events similar to this happen all too often in the fast-paced, hard hitting game of football. The National Football League has recently taken steps to keep its players safer on the field by making all helmet to helmet hits illegal. Many players and fans alike claim it is taking away from the game, but many ex-NFL players and parents of younger players such as Matthews’ would disagree. They believe that the new reals regarding helmet to helmet impacts should be enforced and helmet standards should be raised to further protect the athletes. The NFL and other leagues have become so serious about helmet to helmet hits because these impacts can be tremendous. Athletes can run almost 20 miles an hour and most stand over six feet tall and weigh in at over 200 pounds. According to John Brenkus of ESPN’s Sports Science, being struck in the head by one of these athletes would be equal to crashing a car into a brick wall going 45 miles an hour. These...
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...because of how air currents in this part of the world flow. Warm air holds onto its moisture very well. Thus... we're very dry down here. Northern California has a number of rows of pretty good mountains, the moist air flows directly into the area, and as it hits he mountains, it rises and cools, dropping most of its water as both rain and snow. This is the western part of the "rain shadow effect." So in the north, water is not only dropped by being north and cold, but it's collected and funnelled by the mountains. The Central Valley / San Joachim Valley is in between the extremes, which is what makes it the "Bread Basket of the United States," and almost the entire world. More than half of the entire US food supply (agriculture, dairy, and livestock) comes out of our Central Valley. Where do they get it from? Southern California, home to half of the state's population, depends on the State Water Project, the Colorado River Aqueduct and the Los Angeles Aqueduct supply for about half of its supply. California's vast agricultural industry is also dependent on water projects, both large and small. The California State Water Project is the largest multipurpose, state-built water project in the United States. The SWP transports water from the Feather River watershed to agriculture, and some of the water goes to industrial and urban users. More than two-thirds of Californians receive some water from the SWP. The system was designed and contracted to deliver 4,200,000 acre...
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...518 28094 26 | For the Course of 2605691 Seminar in Marketing Management Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy Chulalongkorn University QUESTION 1 : Identify the primary issues in the case. Between 1997 and 2005 a series of crisis severely challenged the hotel industry and stake holders, especially in asia region, which never before have so many issues that causes a crisis that has lasted that long With majority of properties located in asia, Banyan tree was hit hard by the crisis causing poor profitability in 2005. Foreseeing the risk of focusing its core operation in one region, Mr.Ho, CEO of Banyan tree initiates the expansion plan of banyan tree to open new properties in new location in order to minimize the risks. The IPO was executed to increase the capital for this expansion. However, the key issue of this aggressive expansion in how banyan tree can maintain its respective qualities across the chain due to: * The limitation of manpower and infrastructure to consistently deliver banyan Tree’s experience * The danger of bran dilution in case of banyan tree expands into territories that may have a negative impact on the brand. Its very important that banyan tree ethos, culture and skill set do not disappear with the process of the growth. Tha ability to manage growth while at the same time prevents brand dilution is crucial when considering about doing a mega expansionary project. * The emergent of competition in niche markets also happened as...
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...International looks at four key challenges that must be addressed by learning organizations to effectively align corporate training with business strategy. Drawing on examples from a number of leading companies, we suggest that the best vehicle for sustainable organization development is to engage training participants in real work with live strategic issues. This delivers a “triple hit” benefit wherein training can achieve development goals; increase participant grasp of and commitment to company strategic goals; and actually produce innovative ideas, solutions and strategies to meet the needs of the business. www.impactinternational.com aligning training with Corporate Strategy exeCutive Summary This whitepaper from Impact International looks at four key challenges that must be addressed by learning organizations to effectively align corporate training with business strategy. Drawing on examples from a number of leading companies, we suggest that the best vehicle for sustainable organization development is to engage training participants in real work with live strategic issues. This delivers a “triple hit” benefit wherein training can achieve development goals; increase participant grasp of and commitment to company strategic goals; and actually produce innovative ideas, solutions and strategies to meet the needs of the business. Since the publishing of Adelsberg and Trolley’s influential 1999 book Running Training Like A Business, which made the case that training...
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