...Network Design for A local Business Name: Course: Instructor: Institution: Date of Submission: Network Design for A local Business The world is moving towards technology, therefore, each and every business whether local or international need to have a well equipped and reliable network. Network design simply ensures that a new technological service satisfy the various needs of the operators and also the subscribers. A network design involves connections of different devices with some end systems, for example, computers or mobile phones and servers that can link to each other well (Juan, 2004). However for our case various locations or departments in our local business need to relate or communicate to each other to provide smooth flow of information. When designing a network for a company we require equipment such as the physical components. These components are the hard drive devices, and they form a computer network through interconnection. Therefore, we shall vary the number and size of these physical components to the size of the network that the business requires. However, our local business has little number of employees of approximately 50 people. In computer network design there are mainly four major physical components. These components have been placed in categories that include but not limited to personal computers (PCs), routers, switches and lastly the interconnections. However, to implement this network design, the following equipment are...
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...Creating A Business When thinking about Kingsville and all it has to offer it is easy to see it’s a primary target area for sportsmen. Twenty miles south is Baffin Bay Hallowed waters for trophy trout and redfish. Three of the past four state record speckled trout came out of Baffin Bay’s hyper saline waters. Making it a bucket-list destination for sport fisherman around the world. Kingsville is also home to the most famous hunting ranch in the world, The King Ranch. These two outdoorsman paradises make Kingsville a year-around attraction for everyone from hard-earned dignitaries to blue collar families spending their hard-earned vacation time. There is one thing Kingsville does not have to support this year-round attraction; an outdoor super store to supply all the necessities one may need to enjoy their hunting and fishing needs. Kingsville offers everything a sportsman could dream of but they need a place for that sportsman to buy the products they need to chase that dream. A store that sells quality hunting, fishing, birding, and outdoor equipment would be extremely profitable to the storeowner and the community. The store could offer products like fishing gear such as rods, reels, tackle, and bait; hunting gear that included guns, shells, decoys, camo, and feeders; feed for deer, livestock, fish; ATV’s such as 4-wheelers; and apparel. They could also sell snacks, drinks, and ice. When it comes to the staff they could hire college students who are dedicating their...
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...First Universal Lending LLC- An Elaborate Scam By Javoris L. Brown Strayer University LEG100 – Emily Smith Business Law 1 November 2012 The local business I choose to do my research on is First Universal Lending LLC, a limited liability company created by attorney David J. Feingold. Originally, First Universal Lending was created to help borrowers with the process of financing or purchasing a home. However, throughout the time that they were helping borrowers, many people were put into loan payments that they could not afford. With their livelihood and pride at state, borrowers began to complain about the loan that First Universal Lending acquired for them. Once these complaints were made public the company’s credibility reached an all-time low. In an effort to rekindle the flame the company hired new managers and personnel to point them in the right direction. Sean Zausner and his younger brother David Zausner were the new recruits that would maximize the profit and minimize the lost. After doing a bit of research, the Zausners proposed a new program that was capable of having an infinite line of income, The Loan Modification. During the loan modification process borrowers were attempting or led to believe that the terms of their mortgage could be reconstructed to their benefit or needs. With their home and family at state borrowers were willing to pay anything to keep their houses, this train of thought is what the Zausners predicted to happen. Once David Feingold...
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...CASE STUDY-BUSINESS CONTINUITY/DISASTER RECOVERY PLAN FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY 1. Disaster Recovery for City Hall Server #3 a. RTO/RPO for Hardware/Software: The Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is the determined length of time from when a disruption occurs in which a department’s functionalities, systems, applications, etc. must recover. The RTOs for the City Clerk, HR, and Finance Departments are as follows: RTO: Recovery Time Objective APPLICATIONS CITY CLERK HR FINANCE Millennium – Internal Payroll Processing 1 Day 4 Hours 1 Day Access to External Ameripay Payroll Service 1 Day 4 Hours 1 Day Collector’s Office System (Access) 1 Month 1 Month 1 Month Building Department System (Access) 1 Month 1 Month 1 Month Water Department System (Access) 1 Month 1 Month 1 Month PeopleSoft (HR System) N/A 4 Hours N/A The Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is the amount of acceptable data loss determined by an organization during a disruption of systems. The RPOs for the City Clerk, HR, and Finance Departments are as follows: RPO: Recovery Point Objective APPLICATIONS CITY CLERK HR FINANCE Millennium – Internal Payroll Processing 0 0 0 Access to External Ameripay Payroll Service 0 0 0 Collector’s Office System (Access) 1 Week 1 Week 1 Week Building Department System (Access) 1 Week 1 Week 1 Week Water Department System (Access) 1 Week 1 Week 1 Week PeopleSoft (HR System) N/A 0 N/A Because the applications within each of the departments itemized above have...
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...Local Business Strategy Review Outline HEB was founded in 1905 by Florence Butt, it is a popular grocery retail establishment that is primary in Texas and Mexico with over 350 locations. HEB was ranked number 13 in 2008 “Top 75 North American Food Retailers” and bringing in revenue of over 18 billion. “HEB does business in 5 different retail formats: general H-E-B stores, Central Market, H-E-B Plus, Mi Tienda and Joe V's Smart Shop. H-E-B produces many of their own-brand products, including milk, ice cream, bread, snacks, and ready-cooked meats and meals. These and other private-label products are sold under various brands, including "Central Market Naturals", "Central Market Organics", "H-E-B", "H-E-Buddy", "Hill Country Fare", "H-E-B Creamy Creations" ice cream”(Wikipedia). HEB takes pride in hiring the right employees to make HEB a more pleasurable place for shoppers to purchase their home goods. They set up an amazing system for employees to rise up on the company ladder. HEB is a great place for customers to shop and a great place for employees to work. HEB has topics pertaining to how the company is ran and the reasons behind them. For example, HEB practices Human capital which is “the individual capabilities knowledge, skills, and experience of a company’s employees and managers” (Strategic Management CH 4). HEB employees are well taken care of with providing health insurance, frequent raises for good work, and proper training for employees that see HEB in their future...
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...Edexcel GCSE Business Unit 2: Controlled Assessment Task 1 What would be the most suitable location for a small business to start up in your local area? Chicken cottage is one of the leading halal fast food services in Keighley which I am going to talk about. The original one was founded in 1994. In Keighley it is on the Cavendish high street. Their mainly are a fast food takeaway but can also eat inside so it is sort of a restaurant as well. It sells different types of chicken such as burgers, stake, etc. it is mainly a take away and you can also eat indoors. The four factors to do with location that I have decided to investigate are: Transport links, location of competitors, market (customers and population) and access to Labour. My primary research which I did was I went to Chicken Cottage to have an interview with the owner to find out why he chose the location for his business e.g. was it access to customers or staff, etc. I also carried out a primary research questionnaire of customers to see how they travelled to the restaurant and how far they were prepared to travel, etc. The location of the building is on Cavendish Street, Keighley. This is a busy high street. I also asked him if I could leave questionnaires for the customers he agreed For my secondary research I went online to see the competitors for his business, plus I researched if his business was easily accessible and it turned out that it was. I also got a number of the population of Keighley...
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...1. Adequate capacities of local institution to ensure the appropriate services to peoples. As the authority which governed its own regional governance, they need to make sure to have the capacities in serving or providing services according to the needs of peoples in the regional governance. According to Merriam-Webster (2015), the capacity is defines as actual or ability to perform an activity according to several requirements. The local authority or local government, as its responsibilities to deliver services which appropriates for peoples in regional governance in make sure it fulfill the needs by people. An appropriate services may determines through several collection of demand gained through comments and critics, however, due to our situations today as the development of technology was crazily fluctuate, so the local government need to consider in providing services which aligns with changes of technology development. Based on local government in United Kingdom, they had implemented the Customer Relation Management (CRM), as before used by most private sectors in order to collect the purchase, keeping the history and the extension; which based on the continuation of customer in getting their products or services (King, S. F., 2007). The implementation of such technology into local government will allow it’s people to choose their own school, healthcare services, and etcetera. By noticing this improvement made by other local government outside Malaysia, we should take...
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...Nik and alex are aware of business abroad can be complex and challenging. Many businesses failed because incompetence management team, ineffective advertisement and failure to familiarize themselves with the residents of the Island. Nik is cognizant of gathering the right type of date and information translate to knowledge and power Nik informs Alex of a skill he acquired during his studies called starbursting, it focuses on a specific topic and radiates outward. Nik and alex apply the starbursting technique in order to start the organizing process, human Relations and Ethics goals for the new operations plant, we have identified the following (Kirby, Goodpaster 2007). We aspire to be the most admired and valuable company in the world. Our goal is to enrich our customers' personal lives and to make their businesses more successful by bringing to market exciting and useful services, building shareowner value in the process (ATT 2006). The island of kava is known for its coffee farms and child labor. This island does not have child labor laws and a horrible educational system. The government and other local influential business are interested in having our company expand into their country. One of the main reasons for the govenment seek out our company is for our reputation as a successful and strong company. Out company gives back a percentage of our profit to the local community for education reducing child labor, building schools. Our company pays...
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...importance | Business | | Costa coffee | The dogs trust | 1st | Customers – customers are the people who buy products/services from a business. Customers are interested in the business because they are the ones who use the products/service which it provides. I think the customers are the most important stakeholders for costa as without the customers they would make no money and the business would shut down. Therefore costa has to keep regular customers happy at all times so they return and also try to bring in new customers or there is no point in the business existing. | Customers – customers are the people who buy products/services from a business. customers are affected by the business as they are the ones who are helped by the charity, and the reason the charity started up. I put this group first as if the group didn’t exist neither would the company as a company revolves around its customers and if there were no customers to use the service there would be no business. | 2nd | Owners – owners are stakeholders because it is their business which they have invested money and time into so they want it to be successful and make a large profit. They are important because they are the ones who set up and invested the most money into the business. They would probably have the highest level of interest in the business as they want it to make as much profit as possible because the more money the business makes the more money they will earn. | Local community – the local community are...
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...Business Communication Issues The global marketplace creates many opportunities for business development, but ineffective communication that comes along, both internal and external, can harm employees, customers, and stockholders. Therefore, when conducting business globally, it is important to understand the barriers to effective communication and know how to overcome them. Based on different objectives, we can identify these business communication issues from three dimensions. In the case of multinational corporations, the first barrier exists in the multi-level communication between headquarters and the overseas branch. With limits or no authorization in making big decisions, the branch has to report to headquarters and make requests for approvals before implementations. However, the information has to be passed through many more layers than in a local business during the procedure, which inevitably affects the efficiency of communication. Amazon, whose market value surpassed the U.S. nation's largest retailer Walmart in July 2015, has never performed as shiningly in China as it does in the U.S. Left behind by Taobao and JD.com, the leading businesses in China’s C2C and B2C area, respectively, Amazon’s market share kept slipping in recent years. Steve Frazier, Amazon’s ex-CEO in China, attributed the reasons to the very limited decision-making power that the China management team has, and the redundant layers of hierarchy that result in ineffective communications with the...
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...World Bank declared that decentralization is defined as “the transfer of authority and responsibility for public functions from the central government to intermediate and local governments or quasi-independent government organizations and/or the private sector”. Decentralization is also regarded as a way of diffusing social and political tensions and ensuring local cultural and political autonomy (Bardhan, 2002, p. 185). Local governments in Indonesia started to develop and to govern their regions by gaining huge transfer of authority and ability to make their own decision-making from central government with these laws. Indonesia begins with the components in political decentralization and then move forward to fiscal decentralization and finally the administrative decentralization. According to Cheema, Nellis and Rondinelli (1999), political decentralization aims to give citizens or their elected representatives more power in public decision-making. It is used typically by political scientist interested in democratization and civil societies to identify the transfer of decision-making power to lower-level government units or to citizens or their elected representative. For instance, regions have to set new regulation to implement those newly empowered authorities. Fiscal decentralization enables local...
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...at any time you are in doubt about where to go next for business assistance, or you need further in-depth explanation on some of the organisations listed below, contact the Auckland Chamber of Commerce on 0800 242 6237. REGULATIONS Running a food outlet is a big responsibility. A mistake or problem can directly impact the health of your customers very quickly. Compliance with the relevant legislation is a crucial part of successfully managing potential risk. Standards relating to food include local food hygiene bylaws, the Food Amendment Act 1997 (No 2), and the Fair Trading Act 1987. The best first points of contact are your local Council, and local Public Health Service. Contacts: • Local Government (Council) - www.lgnz.govt.nz Requirements - eg. zoning, premises, health, food preparation and storage, and fire. New premises require a Code of Compliance Certificate. All food premises requires a Certificate of Registration prior to food being manufactured, prepared, packed, stored or sold, which is approved after inspection of the premises by a Health Officer. The Christchurch City Council has a number of guides available on www.ccc.govt. nz/health for various types of food businesses. • Local District Liquor Licensing Authority If you are selling, supplying or allowing the consumption of alcohol on your premises you will need to obtain both a Liquor Licence and a Managers Licence. These can be applied for at your local government authority. • New Zealand Food Safety Authority...
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...for the appropriate service and excludes other fees (e.g. local loop, burstable bandwidth etc). Access charges are fees paid to local telephone companies by residential and business customers who want their telephones connected to public long-distance network, and by long-distance carriers who want their services linked with their customers’ telephones. A long-distance call originating from a home or office must go through the local telephone company’s facilities to get out onto the public long-distance network, and, at the destination, it must pass through another local telephone company’s facilities to get through to get to the recipient’s home or office. In effect, local telephone companies are the telecommunications equivalent of toll booths in the highway transportation system and they incur certain costs in building and maintaining the facilities needed by long-distance customers and carriers. Access charges paid by those customers and carriers represent payments for use of the telephone company facilities and to help it recover the costs of building and maintaining the local network. There are three types of access charge: end-user, switched and special. End user charges are paid by all residential and business customers in the from of a flat monthly fee (separate from service charges) for connection or access to the long-distance network. Each home or office containing a telephone is connected to the local telephone company (and therefore to the long-distance network)...
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...Adult Entertainment: The Effect it has on Local Politics, Taxes, & Society Lindsey M. Chapman BUS 670: Legal Environment Professor Kim Stock-Foster May 21, 2012 While planning the development and growth of any city, most government officials do not keep the idea of adult entertainment type businesses at the top of their list or in the front of their minds; however almost any and every city of any size will have to encounter this type of business at some point in time. Adult entertainment type businesses come with their own type of issues when it comes to tax laws, business permits, and so forth, but in the past these types of businesses have been able to utilize their First Amendment Rights to defend their style of business, but when these types of businesses are utilizing local tax money to protect and defend their businesses when is enough, enough? It is well known that many people will turn to adult entertainment, not only for entertainment but for work for the simple fact of making a significant amount of money in a very short time; however what kind of impact do these types of businesses have on local governments and societies when the majority of the employees do not pay any taxes on their income? The following paper will describe the effects that adult entertainment businesses have on local governments, the tax laws, and the effects these taxes have on the society of the environment the business is in. Throughout history there have been many...
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...Tesco, corporations, society and consumers In this essay we are going to start to look closer at what is important for a business and what is important for society. We are going to look closer at Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and find out what it means for a business and society. Some businesses, especially big businesses, shape many aspects of our lives. Some are around us all the time. Some have turnovers larger then a normal person can imagine. Some multi nationals have turnovers larger then some states. That being the case, how de we want them to conduct themselves? How do we want them to behave? To start, we have to answer some questions. What is important when you are a businessman and you manage a business? Do you have some responsibility to the society and the rest of the world? To answer these questions we are going to look at both sides of the spectrum. At one side of the spectrum we have the free market views of people like the economist Milton Friedman. He has argued that a business not should think about the society and the problems that the society meets. The only social responsibility of a business is to make money and get the highest profit as possible – anything else is theft from the shareholders pocket. “There is one and only one social responsibility of business–to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open and free competition without...
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