...The Solvability Factors involved in the Investigation Process of a Crime The solvability factors of a criminal case are dependent on the information sources available to the detective, which unquestionably assists the investigating officer with a set of guidelines for solving a crime most efficiently and effectively. General solvability factors of a criminal case are: (1) the accessibility of and the willingness of witnesses to testify; (2) the availability of material evidence that might lead to the perpetrator (i.e.: finger prints and bodily fluids capable of rendering viable DNA samples); (3) the proper handling of evidence and information collected by police and investigators in the course of the initial stages of the investigation in order to both maintain the integrity of the evidence for tracking down the perpetrator and for effectively handling the evidence to be sure it is admissible in a court of law; (4) whether or not the suspect is actually already identified; (5) whether a witness has definite knowledge of the suspect’s whereabouts; (6) if there is a clear and accurate description of the suspect available; (7) whether any of the suspect’s property was left behind that may contain traceable or identifiable characteristics; (8) whether the criminal act has a recognizable modus operandi; (9) if the perpetrator’s vehicle was identified or described accurately by one of the witnesses; (10) whether the case may be solvable by exposing the incident over the television...
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...of competition in the global market of products & services that SH a.s. offering. We have to evaluate all these facts and to present a strategic technology management plan of action. Main Contributing Issues: Following are the major contributing issues or they are basically showing the evaluation of all the facts that must be consider before adopting any strategic plane. • They are lacking in capital & competition for R&D efforts in hydraulic technology, although they are able to full fill the desired innovations of customers as they had done on very selective scale in case of heavy hydraulics. • • They are entirely restructured in1997 and start offering services and maintenance along with major sales but future of their clients using such offers is also uncertain. • International competitors from Germany, US and from other western countries all are introducing computer based automated technologies but they are not offering such technologically advanced products. • Light hydraulic applications also moving towards automated advanced technologies with lean and fragile processing having lesser processing steps and higher automated work, but they are still offering old systems. • Other competitors like German & American are entering in Czech market with broad lines and advance technologies of lubrication technologies. Proposed Solutions: In this case the problem is not single directional or very clear it’s a multiple mix and complex bunch of several problems...
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...Technology’s Influence on Trust Technology is changing the face of the world every second. Scientists and engineers all over the world are striving to create simple solutions to some of the largest problems around the globe. Although technology greatly aids humanity it also presents humanity with new hardships that often come with learning how to navigate the new advancements. Technology creates a barrier in between true and false in today’s society. In George Orwell’s novel 1984, he explores the effect of modern day technology on trust levels in friendships, relationships, and between citizens and their government. The most prevalent issue that occurs is the lost of trust in the youth of America. In the futuristic state of Oceana, Winston...
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...Purpose HCL Technologies provide a range of outsourcing services, business process outsourcing, and infrastructure services. The purpose of this paper is analyze trends and economic forces that impact changes in the global marketplace, analyze the impact of market trends in driving innovations in organizational, structure, culture, and process, and also to analyze leadership in relation to the effectiveness of general management planning and decision making. Majority of my information will come from HCL Technologies case study with Nayar’s insights about the subject. Analyze trends and economic forces that impact changes in the global marketplace. The product that HCL Technologies sells is a service that customers use to make their business better. Staying with the latest trends is very critical in a service based business like HCL Technologies. The first trend I would like to talk about is Technology trends. Technology trends can drive innovation and influence decision making in the IT service industry. According to Hickman (2010)" Developments in technology lead to new products and services and improve how they are produced and delivered to the end user. Innovations can create entirely new industries and alter the boundaries of existing industries." A future trend that will spread rapidly in the IT industry will be Cloud Computing. There will soon be away a business can obtain and maintain software, hardware, and computing capacity. According to the Nayar Case study...
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...1984 or 2017? Our modern day technology is starting to mirror George Orwell's vision in 1984. Throughout the years, our technology has progressed and has become more efficient than it has been in previous years. Even our smartphones that we sit in our back pocket or the laptops we carry around us are more innovative than all of the technology combined in the 60s and 70s. This may be an advantage to our everyday life, but at what cost? The government can be recognized as “all knowing”. You may think that you are safe within the privacy of your own home or think you’re safe when it comes to your location settings being disabled, but is that always the case? Simply being routed back to a Wi-Fi connection, a hacker or government officials can...
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...future society that I can think of is that taboo will become reality and technology will become over powering to the point that society we know it will not be as we were. When I think of all the changes in our society just over my short life here on earth I cannot imagine what it could look like in the future. I can remember where taboo was unspeakable and now with it becoming more and more as reality then that’s why I believe this will be one of the major changes in our society in the future. For example, look at how far that gay rights has come. Before there wouldn’t hardly be any support from politicians or celebrities, but now with all the support and so many folks has become so open minded it is making a change in our society. I will not state my own beliefs but I will say that although I understand it must be hard to be so confused but I don’t understand why it need national attention. I know that might sound ignorant to some so please excuse me but I just don’t understand where people like Bruce (Caitlyn) Jenner should have so much attention for changing Gods creation and where police officer are slandered for protecting and serving. When it comes to the future of our society and technology well I don’t know where to begin. With everyone becoming more and more technology friendly we as humans our becoming less sociable. If we keep on this path no telling how we will look in the future. Technology also has become so advance over the years it almost to the point where...
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...we see someones worst nightmare happening right in front of our eyes. The sadness and mourning process that the families endure when loosing a loved one should be enough evidence to prove we have a major problem here in the US. This type of violence has become an epidemic in the United States and by looking at the history of mass shootings its only going to get much worse. There have been many different arguments suggesting more gun control, mental health facilities, and more technology advances in security. These suggestions seem very practical and can definitely help the cause...
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...We live in a society that is run by technology. Our society has advanced so much that we can do almost anything from our cell phones. You can order a pizza, text your grandma happy birthday and pay your mortgage in 5 minutes all by using a small device in your pocket. And while the advancement of our society is a great thing, it has caused some unintended consequences. It seems that everyone in the world these days’ views themselves as a director because they have a camera on their phone. Everyday I see numerous videos on social media created by someone using their smartphone. These videos can be anything from street fights to practical jokes. However, a popular idea that has circulated over the past few years involves these cell phone directors...
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...futuristic world where technology has completely taken over human life. The problem that B. F. Skinner talked about has come true in its entirety; people fully rely on the machines that think for them, rather than thinking for themselves. This further proves that technology negatively affects society and its inhabitants. When technology is mistreated, the community and the people in it become destroyed. In the long run, a society that is overrun by technology becomes antisocial and disapproves of individuality. As seen in the story, technology takes...
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...to buy. 3. Agree or challenge: My government should spend more money on scientific research and less on other things. 4. Agree or challenge: Science and technology can solve any problem. 5. Arguments for and against capital punishment. Is the death penalty justified? 6. Agree or challenge: Mothers should stay at home to look after their children until they’re old enough to start formal education. 7. A night out in my home town: places to go, sights to see, food to eat, music to dance/sing. 8. Do you often see dreams? Tell about the strangest dream you have ever had. 9. Agree or challenge: The partnership of marriage is more than just two individuals sharing a home. 10. The important role of sleep in our lives. Do you agree that consolidated sleep throughout a whole night is optimal for learning and memory? Why/ Why not? 11. What jobs would you prefer doing or never choose? 12. Why do people get married? Why is marriage important / unimportant? Give reasons for your answer. 13. What jobs are better done by women / men? Provide examples. 14. Pros and cons of working at night. Provide examples. 15. International organisations, their role and functions. 16. What do you think are more powerful, government or big companies? Why? 17. The role of Interpol (International Police Organization) in a world scene. 18. The advantages and disadvantages of global travel. If you were given a chance to travel for free, where would you go and...
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...This article surrounds the hidden truths that technology holds and the functions and purposes that technology serves for mankind. Sclove defines technology as having ‘polypotency’, which means that society’s technologies all have underlying functions that carry different impacts on society. He gives many examples of how technologies ‘associated with manifold latent social effects and meanings’, the most complex example being that of a hammer.. When a man uses a hammer, he learns about the texture of the different materials he hammers, and feels strong and self-affirmed. His subconscious resonates with myths of Vulcan and Thor, the image of a blacksmith and stories of the hammer as a symbol of justice. For Sclove, although different technologies carry different social structures, they are also independent of what their intended purposes were. In that sense, we must be careful that technologies do not overly dictate the course of society. People have to be aware that technologies are not contained within their essences and that they always have some sort of moral bias. I find that Sclove’s analysis of the different meanings that technology holds to be very interesting. The concept of ‘polypotency’ is indeed very striking, and it takes to new levels the ideas expressed by Neil Postman, the ideas that show technology carries so many subtexts and carries so many latent effects of culture and history. To define technology as being formed by many complex social structures is to understand...
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...The age we live in is rapidly developing, we must adapt and utilize the new technology we are developing to the best of our ability in order to better daily life and our world. We may be fearful of the new technology as it is very different from what we are used to but we must set aside our fears and find the truth. The revolutionary development of driverless vehicles holds unutilized benefits. Driverless vehicles are the future of the US; driverless vehicles will make driving safer, faster, and more fuel efficient. In addition Driverless Vehicles would also increase quality of life. The removal of human error which is the main cause of accidents make them much safer. These vehicles require no driver which will allow everyone to still travel....
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...to create a concrete answer to these questions through what they call Laws on Robots. This is composed of 3 laws, all of which “…clearly place robots as subordinates to human beings.” (Leenes & Lucivero, 3). It’s a sticky situation, both for the producer of these robots, and the consumer; We want these things to think, just not for themselves. Since human lives will always be a priority to humans, any other life will likely be neglected if a human’s is a stake. Although there’s probably a whole other paper I could write arguing whether a robot has a “life”, it will “live” to serve humans regardless. The Laws of Robots was likely not written specifically for driverless cars, as these are not supposed to be humanoid, just machine. But as technology advances and robotics grows, it may not be long before we see a robot that is indistinguishable from an actual human! It’s a dangerous game, attempting to give a cold-metaled-machine a thinking aspect. Yet as long as its thinking is done for the ultimate benefit of humans, I see it being...
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...Written by Araam Jamal U00035221 To Dr. Alaa-Aldin Abdul Rahim A. Al Athmay For this assignment, you will carefully read the story below that summarizes the incident, behaviors associated with cheating using technology, and how you can relate this story to your own situation. You should incorporate answers to the following questions into your assignment, as they are related to issues of integrity, ethics, professionalism, and personal reflection: - Why do students cheat? What can be done to address cheating in schools? - What lessons have you learned from the case? Has learning about this case inspired you to make changes in your own life? - How do you relate this behavior to ethics from the Islamic perspective? Assignment Requirements: Length: Minimum 750 words (Approximately 2.5 typed pages, 12 pt font, 1.5-spaced) Style: This paper should be written in an academic style. The tone of your work should be thoughtful and respectful. Be sure to edit your work for grammatical and spelling errors. Papers must be submitted to the instructor by 11:59 pm on the stated due date. Reading Case: Cheating and Technology Cheating in the classroom has been happening since the first schoolhouse was built; however, it has more than doubled in the last decade due to the emergence of new technologies that give students high tech alternatives to looking at their classmate's paper. "A 2002 survey by the Josephson Institute of Ethics of 12,000 high-school students found that 74 % of students had cheated...
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...as the Internet. The Internet has provided mankind with luxuries such as; remote banking, distant learning for students, shopping for household goods and clothes, and countless other amenities. Therefore, just considering the technology of the Internet upon its own merits, the Internet demonstrates an evasive technology that is not only a luxury to some areas of industry it is an economic necessity. Also, considering the advent of social media vehicles such as; Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, technology enables anyone to have the potential to access to platforms for sharing their opinions. When one has access to a platform opinions and comments are created that can be both powerful and scathing for the good or bad. In extreme instances, becoming more commonplace, options and comments expressed can turn into threating harassment. In turn, many are experiencing a continuous pattern of “digital harassment” called cyberbullying. Cyberbullying is determined to be a new cause of fear in our society, especially in younger generations and adolescents. The narrative of this paper will discuss cyberbullying, its negative influence through the use of modern technology, and the ethical/social implications of that negative influence. How the technology of the Internet and social media use by adolescents causes mental health issues through cyberbullying, a negative and evasive ethical and social implication of technological use. Cyberbullying The term cyberbullying has been...
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