...Ashley Martin Case 13- Lean implementation and supply chain development at Oak Hills 10/03/13 1. What are the specific quality problems Oak Hills is facing, and how will they influence the company’s ability to convert to a lean system? * One major problem of Oak Hills processes is their internal customers and suppliers. BlackDome, an internal supplier of Oak Hills, was often late on deliveries but attributed this to rush orders placed by Oak Hills internal customer E&E. The internal processes between units are lacking effective communication between E&E and Oak Hills. E&E does not provide Oak Hills with information concerning their current or impending projects, so Oak Hills know little about what projects require the testing instruments that they supplied them. * Another problem was the fact that E&E customers were used to the luxury of placing rush orders. There for the plant had to maintain a high level of raw materials inventory on-site, costing them space and money. * Another problem is their use of the batch flow system. * They need to locate production and warehousing facilities closer to their customers. * Require suppliers to deliver smaller quantities, more frequently. In order for Oak Hills to implement a successful lean system there must be improved communication between its’ internal units. Oak Hills needs to require E&E unit to forecast their demand more accurately, so they can reduce the amount of expedited orders, and be...
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...Ashley Martin Case 13- Lean implementation and supply chain development at Oak Hills 10/03/13 1. What are the specific quality problems Oak Hills is facing, and how will they influence the company’s ability to convert to a lean system? * One major problem of Oak Hills processes is their internal customers and suppliers. BlackDome, an internal supplier of Oak Hills, was often late on deliveries but attributed this to rush orders placed by Oak Hills internal customer E&E. The internal processes between units are lacking effective communication between E&E and Oak Hills. E&E does not provide Oak Hills with information concerning their current or impending projects, so Oak Hills know little about what projects require the testing instruments that they supplied them. * Another problem was the fact that E&E customers were used to the luxury of placing rush orders. There for the plant had to maintain a high level of raw materials inventory on-site, costing them space and money. * Another problem is their use of the batch flow system. * They need to locate production and warehousing facilities closer to their customers. * Require suppliers to deliver smaller quantities, more frequently. In order for Oak Hills to implement a successful lean system there must be improved communication between its’ internal units. Oak Hills needs to require E&E unit to forecast their demand more accurately, so they can reduce the amount of expedited orders, and be better prepared...
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...Oak Hill Regional Hospital of Spring Hill, Florida. On the 10th of October 2015 I started my first day of volunteering at the hospital. I worked with several elderly patients. Some on more personal level than others. I enjoyed participating, interacting and organizing in activities. My goals are to provide inspiration for those who want the same path as I do, provide healing for those in need of it and as well discover my own talents that I was unaware of. I always had an active role in helping others and making sure of their well-being. In Oak Hill Hospital I was a patient floor volunteer, it was a great experience especially due to the career I’m striving for. Although the funds that weigh me down within my career, I attend many events,...
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...While the same ideals were still present, refinement had pushed even more into homes, constantly making them more elaborate. The extravagant Oak Hill House highlights many of these elaborate elements. The three rooms of the Oak Hill House are tastefully and colorfully decorated. Although used daily, the parlor was a room designed to impress guests. Colorful wallpaper and ornate window curtains add a bold backdrop to the functional room. Furniture is formal, yet bright, in order to complement the bold wall, window, and floor coverings around it. A tea table, which was common in parlors, is made of the finest wood and finished to shine. Here, beautiful glass and gold pieces are displayed, showing any visitors that the homeowner had money to but fine goods. Carved details turn the fireplace into a decorative addition to the room. This room certainly makes a statement, since every item within it only adds to its elegance. The bedroom of the Oak Hill House, while sophisticated, is much more subtle than the parlor, since guests are not entertained here. Pretty wall coverings and wall-to-wall carpeting are still present, but they are simple and provide softer colors. The bed, however, is more regal with deep colors, a canopy that goes from ceiling to floor, and an ornate brass detail on...
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...Oak Glen Field Trip One day me and my peers went on a field trip to oak glen. When I got to school I went to my classroom and waited for the school bus to arrive at the school. Once they it came we gave our lunch to the bus driver and went inside, and the bus started to move. Once we arrived in Oak Glen I realized that it was freezing outside. Me and my peers gathered in a line with our water bottles, and followed our teacher to the instructor. After a while we organized to our group, and our instructor introduced herself to us, and her name was Ashley. She gave us a journal and a pencil, she said that we will be taking notes during the whole trip. We walked to a tiny shed where they kept all the jackets just in case someone got cold.We...
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...• The Facilities are available on a “first-come, first-served” basis, up to three months in advance. To check on availability, please call the Marketing Center at 713-407-8760 or e-mail mktgcenter@fouroaks.com • Once availability is been confirmed, a courtesy hold will be granted, if requested in writing, but it is not confirmed until the completed attached Meeting Checklist is provided. • The Meeting Checklist must be received at least 3 days/36 hours prior to your event/meeting, otherwise, the Facility will be released without notice. • The Facilities are to be used by Four Oaks Place Tenants for their company business related functions only. • Tenants are expected to provide their own phone for conference calls. The phone must be an analog phone. Digital phones will not work. Please check your equipment in the room you have scheduled prior to your event. • Extension cords, phones, projectors, computer cables or accessories are not provided. Please bring your own. • The Facilities will be available during normal business hours, at no charge, from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. For events after hours or on a weekend, air conditioning will be provided, upon request, at the customary charge. After-hours usage is also subject to cleaning charges and prior approval. • Tenants are expected to exercise care when using the Facilities. If Tenant’s use results in the need for extraordinary cleaning or unexpected repair, Tenant may be subject...
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...prospective college student may choose a school based on the programs offered that would aid towards their career path, the student may want to study abroad, they may want to be outside of the normal environmental climate, or simply just because they want to establish life in a specific area. But who is to say that the community in which the education is received in is also a big part of the student’s life. The interaction between the student and the surrounding neighborhood can be very crucial to an extent. Whatever the case may be location is a key aspect when choosing an education system for your needs. However there have been instances where this correlation may not have turned out to be the best for some families. To be precise in the last two decades there was an urban renewal project that took place in the city of New Haven, Connecticut. This particular area called The Hill was undergoing gentrification rapidly. In the documentary called The Hill, we saw how the processes of urban redevelopment was carried out in this city. About 123 houses were demolished to make space for a new school in the city of New Haven. But at the same...
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...NATIONAL CENTER FOR CASE STUDY TEACHING IN SCIENCE A Case of Acute Pancreatitis by David F. Dean Department of Biology, Spring Hill College Case Presentation George Hendrix is a 38-year-old man who has abused alcohol his entire adult life. Recently, following an episode of binge drinking, George experienced a gradual onset of pain in his upper abdomen that radiated to his back. The pain persisted for several hours and worsened each time that he ate. He also felt nauseous and experienced repeated episodes of vomiting. The pain grew more intense and George decided to drive himself to the emergency room of his local hospital. The physician who examined George in the ER noted the following findings when she performed a physical exam: Intense pain upon palpation of the upper left quadrant of the abdominal cavity, gaseous distension of the intestinal tract, and tachycardia. The physical exam findings, together with the history of alcohol abuse and the results of a CBC, serum chemistry panel, and abdominal ultrasound, led the physician to conclude that George was suffering from a case of acute pancreatitis. The doctor immediately initiated the appropriate medical therapy. Questions 1. Describe the anatomic location of the pancreas relative to the other organs in the upper portion of the abdominal cavity. 2. Describe the functional anatomy of the duct system that conveys bile from the liver and digestive juice from the pancreas to the lumen of the duodenum...
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...Kingsford: To Grill or Not to Grill? That’s not even a question. While certainly not politically correct by modern standards, this photo-illustration reflects the pervasive presence grilling has held in the United States since the 1950s when the Weber Kettle Grill and increasing suburbanization made it a defacto standard of American living. Then again, our modern American stereotype would have a man holding tongs in one hand and a beer in another standing at the grill, which is also not only incorrect, but not fully reflective of modern grilling. But yes, that is a real Kingsford bag. (Photo Illustration by Sandy Kreps) Team 3 Marketing Case Analysis Executive Summary The Kingsford brand of charcoal has found success through favorable conditions in its market traditionally, however conditions are now less favorable. A reduction in the charcoal market is affecting Kingsford even though its charcoal market share has increased. The consumer shifting trend from charcoal to gas grilling is now the primary threat to Kingsford and the charcoal market, and to combat this an action plan includes tight control on pricing, new pro-charcoal advertizing campaigns, and increased partnership with retailers and distributes. Conditions appear favorable for resurgence for Kingsford through these strategies. Introduction Clorox is a well known and historic house-hold brand, known primarily for home cleaning products. Founded in 1913, the company initially serviced the business...
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...encyclopedic tone used on Wikipedia. (January 2012) In the social sciences and life sciences, a case study (or case report) is a descriptive, exploratory or explanatory analysis of a person, group or event. An explanatory case study is used to explore causation in order to find underlying principles.[1][2] Case studies may be prospective (in which criteria are established and cases fitting the criteria are included as they become available) or retrospective (in which criteria are established for selecting cases from historical records for inclusion in the study). Thomas[3] offers the following definition of case study: "Case studies are analyses of persons, events, decisions, periods, projects, policies, institutions, or other systems that are studied holistically by one or more methods. The case that is the subject of the inquiry will be an instance of a class of phenomena that provides an analytical frame — an object — within which the study is conducted and which the case illuminates and explicates." Another suggestion is that case study should be defined as a research strategy, an empirical inquiry that investigates a phenomenon within its real-life context. Case study research can mean single and multiple case studies, can include quantitative evidence, relies on multiple sources of evidence, and benefits from the prior development of theoretical propositions. Case studies should not be confused with qualitative research and they can be based on any mix of quantitative...
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...Sejarah Perusahaan: Oak Industries Inc merupakan pemasok terkemuka komponen untuk produsen dan penyedia layanan dalam industri komunikasi. Dua ceruk pasar menghasilkan pendapatan perusahaan: komponen komunikasi dan komponen kontrol. Komunikasi komponen divisi tersebut terdiri dari Gilbert Engineering, sebuah perusahaan pembuat konektor kabel; Laserton Inc, produsen komponen serat optik aktif, dan Oak Frekuensi Control Group, sebuah perusahaan pembuat kristal kuarsa berbasis osilator.Komponen komunikasi yang digunakan terutama dalam jaringan komunikasi, termasuk layanan telepon, televisi kabel, dan komunikasi selular. Komponen Kontrol divisi tersebut terdiri dari OakGrisby, produsen terkemuka switch dan encoders untuk digunakan dalam aplikasi komersial, medis, dan militer; dan Harper-Wyman, pemasok utama untuk industri rentang gas. Pada tahun 1996, perusahaan ini dalam posisi keuangan yang kuat untuk pertumbuhan di segmen industri mereka, bahkan, beberapa analis memprediksikan pertumbuhan dua digit. Origins Edward F. Bessey didirikan Oak Industri pada tahun 1932 sebagai produsen soket radio, lampu saklar dan dial, dan sekrup rakitan socket shell. Dua belas tahun kemudian, perusahaan telah menyelesaikan penawaran publik pertama saham, dan pada tahun 1967 saham perusahaan tercatat di New York Stock Exchange. Dalam abad pertama yang setengah operasi, Oak Industries telah menjadi pemain penting dalam tiga segmen industri: komunikasi, yang terdiri 41 persen dari penjualan, komponen...
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...Biltmore house to the public. Leaders in Asheville suggested this to boost the tourism during the Great Depression. Later during WWII the biltmore will do another service by storing art from the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. In later generations, 1917, William Ce3cil plants the first wine vines at the estate, not happy with his own bottling, William ventures to France to hire sixth-generation winemaker Philippe Jourdain. Success strikes the estate vineyards and in 1983 The Biltmore Wine Company is established, replacing what had been the estates dairy, the company was officially opened for sale 1985. In current renovations many accommodations have been added for tourism, including The Inn on Biltmore Estate, Antler Hill Village, and Village Hill on Biltmore Estate opened in 2001, 2010, and 2015. The first floor main entrance opens up to a magnificent limestone and marble arched Entrance Hall. Visible from the Entrance Hall is the Winter Garden, with a domed glass ceiling, rattan and bamboo furniture and centered by a marble and bronze sculpture. Open walls and columns give the Winter Garden a view from all sides. The Billiard Room is a retreat for all male guests, although women were welcome they were few, the room is decorated with ornate plaster ceilings and a collection of Mr. Vanderbilt's drawings. Carom and pool tables were popular and were source for competition and a range of talk, on either side of the fireplace are concealed doors that lead to the bachelors...
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...Correctional systems Essay topics * Winston Church once said: “We shape buildings, and then the buildings shape us.” Compare the architecture and management styles engendered by Jeremy Bentham and the Panopticon and modern campus style prisons * Should the same “Duty of Care” obligations for a Prison Officer be imposed on a Community Corrections Officer managing an offender in the community? Defend your answer. * Is there a case for the re-introduction of Capital Punishment? Defend your answer. * Should Prison Officers have greater disciplinary powers to control prisoner Behaviour? Defend your answer * Should prisoner classification be based on categories of crime, or is placement by individual case merit more effective? Defend your stance by argument and example. * Is there a case for privately run prisons, or should the government re-claim those prisons currently in private hands. Analyze and defend your position. * Is there a case for the number of categories of offences eligible for a home detention sentence to be increased? Analyze and defend your answer. * Should prisoners be forced to pay for their time in custody? Should there be a sliding scale of repayment? Defend your answer. Reading List Attached is a sample of materials “out there.” I encourage you to look at the range of e-books now available though Sage publications and Blackwell’s which you can access through the Library for 2012 editions Criminal...
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...Research Design The study will use Focus Group Discussion as its research design. A focus group is a group of people, led by a trained moderator, who meets by 90 minutes to 2 hours. The facilitator uses or moderator uses group dynamics principles to focus or guide the group in an exchange of ideas, feelings, and experiences on a specific topic. The data gathered after the discussion can be used in evaluating particular issues. FGD data can be used to evaluating particular issues. The researchers chose Focus Group Discussion as a medium of the research as the face to face involvement of qualified participants may be of help to gather data on how scholarships are implemented by other learning institutions. FGD will give the researcher ideas on how to analyze the research problem. The discussion may be of help to explore the meanings of survey findings that cannot be explained statistically. Construct Validity Construct Validity is an assessment of how well ideas theories are translated into actual programs or measures. The researchers aim to gather opinion from AGSB Students on how features of SYLFF and Star Scholars can be adopted by AGSB. Construct Validity can be achieved by formulating questions that can be used in gathering information from the respondents through FGD. The following questions will be asked to the participants for the FGD: 1. The researcher would like to propose a scholarship program which adopts some of the features of Star Scholars of...
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...Unit 5: Assignment Joyce Ann Craig Kaplan University CJ101: Introduction to the Criminal Justice System Prof: Douglas Robinson March 10,2015 1.) What is due process? Due process is fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as a citizen's entitlement. Is part of the Bill of rights and is the Fifth Amendment (No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the militia, when in actual service in time of war or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation. George Mason, December 15, 1791). 2.) Why is due process such a central notion in American criminal justice? The due process is such a central notion in the American criminal justice because the process in witch an assortment of tasks are to be carried out and they could be anything from filing court papers, serving legal documents and document retrieval. The main principal of the job is to deliver legal documents to the other person which is known as the defendant. 3.) What would our justice system be like without due process? If our justice system did not...
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