...Strategic Plan Analysis --- University of Miami I have been to university of Miami visiting my friend at winter last year. When I first arrival there, I was amazed by her beautiful campus view and I felt warm, energetic, friendly come from their students, employees. So when professor talk about analysis a university, I decide to talk about university of Miami. At the time that we need to apply for collage, some of my classmates choose to apply university of Miami, because they learned that this university has really big and beautiful campus, also they want to stay in a city with warm weather, which Florida is definitely fit their condition. Besides university of Miami has a good ranking at USNEWS, and some teacher said this collage is easier for student to get admission comparing with other same level collages. So, this university becomes one of the most popular school students want to attend among our high school. I was to apply it also, however I want to study for finance and I was dream to attend a great business collage, which university of Miami didn’t achieved. Then I change my mind into Penn State University. This is one weakness I learned about university of Miami at the first time. Fortunately, almost my friends who apply this university was admitted by university of Miami, they feedback me some feelings about their university after they really living in. the most thing they mentioned about is the career opportunities and guide the collage supply. Because of...
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...[pic][pic] Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka Department of Marketing Term paper on Identifying the Marketing Strategy in Existing Mobile Company in Bangladesh Submitted to Md. Mizanur Rahman Mazumder Chairman Department of Marketing Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka. Submitted by Md. Shibly Hasan Dept. Marketing Roll no: 9575781 Registration no: 1625621 Date of submission: 15 April, 2013. Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka Letter of Transmittal 15 April, 2013 Md. Mizanur Rahman Mozumder Chairman, Department of Marketing, Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka. Subject: Submission of term paper Dear Sir, With great respect, I am happy to submit my report on the topic “Identifying the marketing strategy in existing mobile company in Bangladesh”. I am felling proud to prepare my Report under your energetic guidance and supervision. This report is an important part of BBA program. In completing the report I tried my level best to blend all my knowledge and in imparting every accessible details of the survey avoiding needless intensification of the report. Your priceless supervision, suggestion, and guidance have helped me to prepare the report with trouble-free. I will be very glad, if you kindly accept this Internship Report. Sincerely yours, Md. Shibly Hasan Roll: 9575781 Rage: 1625621 Program: BBA Department of Marketing Siddheswari University Collage, Dhaka. National University, Bangladesh...
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...Executive summery This academic report is give an enhance knowledge of developing a comprehensive personal and professional development strategies where summarized as below. Chapter 01 Steps of Developing Professional Development Plan and CV Chapter 02 Evaluation on Professional Development Plan Chapter 03 Highlighted on Interpersonal and transferable skills Chapter 04 Focus on Learning in a professional context Table of contents Executive summary 01 Table of contents 02 Chapter 01 03-09 1.1 Introduction on Personal and Professional Development 1.2 Self Assessment 1.3 Personal SWOT Analysis 1.4 Skill Audit 1.5 Personal Development Plan 1.6 Curriculum vitae Chapter 02 10 2.1 Evaluation on Personal Development Plan Chapter 03 11-13 3.1 Interpersonal and transferable skills 3.2 Time Management 3.3 Problem solving 3.4 Communication Chapter 04 14 4.1 Learning Bibliography 15 Chapter 01 1.1 Introduction on Personal and Professional Development Understanding skills, attitudes and knowledge is helpful to develop personal and professional career. According to the Guskey and Huberman (1995)Professional development is those processes and activities designed to enhance the professional knowledge, skills and attitudes of individuals in a working environment so that they might, in turn enhance the performance of the overall organization. This is an ongoing, systematic...
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...Circling the square - converting consumer insights into actionable recommendations Crystal Nathan and Johanna Campbell ESOMAR Consumer Insights, Dubai, February 2009 Title: Author(s): Source: Issue: Circling the square - converting consumer insights into actionable recommendations Crystal Nathan and Johanna Campbell ESOMAR Consumer Insights, Dubai, February 2009 Circling the square – converting consumer insights into actionable recommendations Crystal Nathan The Nielsen Company, Australia Johanna Campbell Frucor Beverages, Danone, Australia PREAMBLE “My goal is simple. It is a complete understanding of the universe, why it is as is and why it exists at all.” Stephen Hawking Although the goal is termed as simple, it is a monumental albeit fascinating task and qual research often gets endowed with that task in a marketing environment. Hence, the hunt to explain the reasons behind a particular phenomenon or phenomena and arrive at insightful solutions continues. Having said that, Qualitative research also comes under the axe for producing results that are “too conceptual and airy/fairy” or “not robust enough to be actionable” or as the ubiquitous client would put it “telling me things that I already know” or better still “not giving me enough insights”. So how does one combat this? To the authors of this paper, the answer lies in not just adopting the proverbial “thinking out of the box” route but also identifying the insights and enclosing it...
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...1. Target Company & Marketing Program L.L Bean, Inc. is an American brand founded in 1912 by Leon Leonwood Bean, beginning as a one-man operation making a signature Bean Boot in the basement of his Freeport, Maine home. The signature boot was produced, shipped, and soon 90% of the initial batch was returned as damaged. With Leon’s firm belief in keeping customers satisfied as a guiding principle, the company’s lifetime guarantee quickly got its start. A satisfied customer is the company’s main mission, which has been the reason the global organization has accumulated annual sales of $1.61 billion. L.L Bean expanded its product line, and now prides itself as being customers one stop shop for quality outdoor and indoor apparel, outdoor equipment, footwear as well as bags and luggage. Their products are recognized around the world for their practical design and high quality with over 140,000 items stocked for catalog, web site and stores. The company devotes significant time and energy to product research, testing and development including lab field testers and employee and customer feedback. There is no surprise the company is praised for its quality since prototypes for new products are tested, revised and retested until they meet not only customers requirements but also company standards. L.L Beans marketing strategy that started with updated product catalogs mailed directly to customers has now been modified to meet the demands of consumers and take advantage of...
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...In October of 2009, I placed an inexpensive trail camera at the feeding station located on the public land research area. This camera captured a video of one of these “other cryptids”. This was the first occurrence of a “non-Bigfoot” Nephilim creature being captured on video during my research. The trail camera was tripped by an unseen subject shaking it from the side, then, an arm passes in front of the camera. In my opinion, the unseen subject was investigating the trail camera. In front of the camera, in the thick vegetation, is the face of a creature that has features similar to the fictional character “Skeletor.” The video reveals a creature with a white face, dark deep eye sockets, and slim nose. When I first viewed this video, I considered that this might be a Bigfoot. A more thorough analysis of the footage convinced me that this creature was not a Bigfoot, but some unknown cryptid. (Exhibit A)...
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...Adrian Piper is an American conceptual artist and analytical philosopher. Her work addresses ostracism, racism, social identity, and gender. She has produced an exceptionally impressive body of work spanning from a period of over thirty years. She has played a formative role in the emergence of conceptual art in the 1960s and 1970s and even more crucial role in the development of identity based art in the 1980s and 1990s. Piper produces artwork in a variety of traditional and nontraditional media, such as photo-text collage, drawings on pre-printed paper, paintings, video installations, sculptures, performances, and sound works. She is an extraordinary artist that is very passionate and socially engaged as she has mentioned, “ I love thinking about aesthetic issues, the organization of line and form in space—that is never very far from me—but I want to speak to everyone, not just the art world. I want to keep my eyes on the big issues, the issues that are going to take centuries to solve, that really plague people all the time…For me the biggest problem, the most...
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...Session 5.30-8.30pm with Rachel What happened This was our first session of the PTLLS Course. First session was mainly introduction and ice breakers with the learners. Rachel gave an over view of the course. We carried out a activity a bingo game which allowed all leaners to interact. Chance to briefly get to know people. Class was very big. Went through some group rules what we would expect and Rachel set some too this was done with our groups . Jenny mentioned this would be worth noting as its part of the assignment. Rachel then asked us all to make points of what our expectations and fears were of the course. Quick tour of the collage. Had coffee break. Exchanged numbers with study buddies. Another team building exercise . Aim was to build a bridge and aim of this task was to read, understand, work as a team and carry out instructions. Feelings Quiet nervous a lot to take it. As I am paying for this course just do not want it to be a waste of money .Its a lot of money and I would like to enjoy the course and feel in the end it was the correct descion to enrol and do the course. I didn’t really feel I was clear on what we are expected to cover and write in the assignments. How much do we write? yes there’s no word limit but what’s the expectations ? don’t want to write too less or too much. Will there be a guide or framework to follow ? so I know I am covering the correct content as the assignments turnaround is a two weeks hand date doesn’t this mean grate depth...
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...08 2010 Pursuing a masters in business administration was one of my many dreams and the best decisions I could every make. I knew that choosing to pursue a masters in business administration would begin many new career opportunities. In July 2006, I had the opportunity to obtain my undergraduate degree from the International Academy of Design and Technology Tampa in Recording Arts (Audio Engineering) at the age of 31. At times, the decision felt a little tough because I work time and run my own recording studio. At my old collage, several of my instructors actually made an impact in my life; they advised me to pursue the MBA after six months to a year of rest, in order to get some of my affairs in order. By pursuing an MBA degree, I can also go back and teach at the Academy, it also helps me to achieve goals in my personal life, such as becoming a better businessperson. Some of my former instructors perceive me to be a complex person with a big vision and a low tolerance for stupidity. I thought long about my decision and the time it would take to finish the MBA program and the time I had to give up to accomplish my goals. I did not want to waste any more time and have my dreams ruined, I determined that it made more sense not to wait six months to a year, I only took three months off to give my brain a rest than I decided to pursue my MBA right away after earning my undergraduate degree at the Academy. My decision to pursue an MBA degree was more on considering the benefit...
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...Week 1 DQ1 My initial thoughts on distance learning before I started this program. With this program it will give me the comfort of learning at home through home study because it is a difficult time in my life right now that enables me to attend a university on campus while jogging family and work it empowers me to use different resources to achieve my goal. I made a Choice to choose distance learning it has given me innovation to take classes online that has a supportive environment. Distance learning as a relationship that can emerge any discussion to try distance learning. Distance learning is any number of instructional situations. This process has been done through t correspondence courses this is very popular as technology changes so does distance learning through radio,television and also correspondence courses that teach subjects such as foreign languages. The internet and compressed video have taken distance learning in a new direction and has allowed distance learning to occur in real life video instructions as became one of the most popular and fastest growing delivery mode The comparisons that I found between University of Phoenix library databases are the articles from published newspapers, magazines, journals, newsletters, investments, reports, financial documents, and reference books. Most of these documents can not be retrieved using the internet engines. Using the internet search engines the websites are freely available to the...
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...a chosen experience that I have identified as requiring more knowledge to complete this skill competently. I have chosen to do my learning contract on adult base line observation – blood pressure. The reason I have chosen this skill is because my first experience of taking a blood pressure was not a positive experience and to this day I still get nervous taking someone’s blood pressure. I can do the skill confidently now but feel I need to understand the theory around it to communicate the findings with the woman. When I was first learning to take someone’s blood pressure in intensives I was put down in front of our group by a tutor. I feel this would not have happened had I had more knowledge around the theory before the class which was of my own fault as I hadn’t read the modules thoroughly. I know the normal ranges of blood pressures for adults and how to get the systolic and diastolic numbers but if I was asked by a woman what these numbers mean, I would not be able to correctly and confidently communicate these with her. Existing knowledge - What do I already know about this topic/Skill. • I have had my own blood pressure taken by my doctor many times. • I have practiced taking blood pressures in akonga and intensives • I have taken women’s blood pressure on placement and during follow throughs appointments • I have passed my practise skill sheet for Adult baseline observations part B Specific Learning Need -Refer to...
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...In my younger days, I thought of the term literacy as being able to physically read a written piece of work. I thought the ability to read was when an individual could actually pick up a book, magazine, or even the daily news, and have the ability to understand the collage or words on the page. Most believe that this simple understanding of what words are on the paper is all there is to know about reading. But what most people do not know, is that there is a much deeper meaning behind the word literacy. Along with being able to actually read a piece of literature, there is also having the ability to determine what that piece actually means or the overall message behind it. This helpful but yet difficult skill to attain is the ability to analyze. Many individuals tend to leave the process of analysis out of the equation when discussing literacy abilities. Some also over look the fact the knowledge gained through reading can be applicable to life in general. Consequently, these talents are not just acquired overnight. Learning to read and understand written words and languages takes time, as there are many more parts to literacy than one would imagine. Although learning to read can prove to be difficult, even for the smartest of children, everyone has to start somewhere. For me, my journey began when I was in kindergarden. My teacher, Mrs. Kroon, had a clever trick to help teach her students how to read. She believed that learning to read starts off with becoming familiar with...
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...The program I am going to talk about in this case report is the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) in the United States. A brief history about the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, through 1989, nine Prescription Drug Monitoring Program has been established. Two were located in state Attorneys General offices (California 1939 and Pennsylvania, 1972); two departments of Public Safety (Hawaii, 1943 and Texas, 1981) one in Department of Substance Abuse Services (Illinois, 1961); one in a Board of Pharmacy; and one in a Department of Consumer Affairs, Bureau of Health Professions (Michigan, 1988). How PDMPs are organized and operated varies among states. Each state determines which agency houses the PDMP; which controlled substances must be reported; which types of dispensers are required to submit data (e.g., pharmacies); how often data are collected; who may access information in the PDMP database (e.g., prescribers, dispensers, or law enforcement); the circumstances under which the information may (or must) be accessed; and what enforcement mechanisms are in place for noncompliance. A lot of people die from overdose of drugs in the United States and from drug abuse, not only that but there a lot of non-medical drug use in the United States as well. According to the Congressional Research Service Seven million individuals aged 12 or older (2.7% of this population) were current nonmedical users of Prescription or psychotherapeutic drugs in 2010 over 1 million emergency...
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...White collar crime The phrase white collar crime was first used by Edwin Sutherland in 1939 during a speech to the American Sociological Society. He defined white collar crime as a "crime committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his occupation."(Sutherland, “White-Collar Criminality."). Today, white collar crime refers to illegal offenses that are generally committed in the business or professional setting (white collar versus blue collar jobs) to achieve financial gain. Crimes that do not involve physical violence, and that relate largely to financial matters, are often called white collar crimes. Corporate corruption is out of control for two main reasons. First, big companies are now multinational, while governments remain national. Big companies are so financially powerful that governments are afraid to take them on. It is very important to study the cause and the possible solution for the increase in numbers of white collar crime; our focus needs to shift from Blue Collar Crimes to White Collar Crimes. U.S.A spends nearly $50 billion on fighting Blue Collar Crimes, not even quarter of that amount is spent on fighting White Collar Crimes. Hardly a day passes without a new story of malfeasance. Every Wall Street firm has paid significant fines during the past decade for phony accounting, insider trading, securities fraud, Ponzi schemes, or outright embezzlement by CEOs. A massive insider-trading ring is currently on trial in New York...
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...Tiffany Sudarma History of Photography II Anna Lovatt September 28, 2015 Martha Rosler’s Gender Perspective During the Age of War As a form of art, photography expresses documents, personal visions, and memories that can often define images as very powerful and iconic. In the series Bringing the War Home: House Beautiful (1967-72), Martha Rosler, an American artist specializing in video, performance, installation and photo-text about art and culture, compiles ten photomontages from different magazines in order to convey the controversial issue of war during the early second part of the 20th century. Rosler uses a variety of mediums, but her most recognizable medium is photomontages and photo-collage. Constructed during the peak of U.S. military engagement in Vietnam and an outgrowth of Rosler’s self involvement with anti-war activities, these photographs are a response to the artist’s “frustration with the images we saw in television and print media, even with anti-war flyers and posters. The images we saw were always very far away, in a place we couldn’t imagine.” Through her choice to use colored images, she assembles photos together from homemaking women’s magazine such as Life Magazine and images from war. She accentuates the dominance of domestic representation and intersects it between war imagery by juxtaposing in a brutal and sometimes incongruous way. Rosler’s montages reconnect the two sides of human experience: the war in Vietnam, and the everyday-life...
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