...Timely payments Government: Compliance with regulations Human Safety Competitors Information sharing I f ti h i Benchmarking Advertisements companies Payments on time Adequate information Communities such as city council. Social service Follow ethical conduct. Share Holders Profit. Stability Customer satisfaction Tools for capturing customers needs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6 7. Service: Hotel Tools for capturing customers needs p g Customer surveys (Questionnaire) Focus group Customer Interviews Customer F db k F C t Feedback Forms Warranty claims Market research Benchmarking Customer satisfaction Questionnaire Template 0 Features Electrical Safety Overall Hygiene Variety of Restaurants y Swimming Pool Gymnasium and Health Centers Spa Interior Design Location (CBD) Not a need 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Neutral 4 Agree 5 Strongly agree Customer satisfaction Questionnaire Template 0 Features Privacy Pi Views...
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...Timely payments Government: Compliance with regulations Human Safety Competitors Information sharing I f ti h i Benchmarking Advertisements companies Payments on time Adequate information Communities such as city council. Social service Follow ethical conduct. Share Holders Profit. Stability Customer satisfaction Tools for capturing customers needs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6 7. Service: Hotel Tools for capturing customers needs p g Customer surveys (Questionnaire) Focus group Customer Interviews Customer F db k F C t Feedback Forms Warranty claims Market research Benchmarking Customer satisfaction Questionnaire Template 0 Features Electrical Safety Overall Hygiene Variety of Restaurants y Swimming Pool Gymnasium and Health Centers Spa Interior Design Location (CBD) Not a need 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Neutral 4 Agree 5 Strongly agree Customer satisfaction Questionnaire Template 0 Features Privacy Pi Views...
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...Westminster College students between the ages of 18 to 24 arrived at Wetterau Gymnasium, signed an informed consent, and completed an eligibility questionnaire. Participants received a random number as an identifier and were assigned to either Group A (run for two minutes on a treadmill) or Group B (meditate for two minutes in a comfortable position on the floor). We gave participants a disposable cardboard mouthpiece with their assigned number which we attached to the Piko-Spirometer. We instructed the participants to forcefully blow into the apparatus through the disposable tube for as long as possible. To obtain a valid measurement, participants were required to blow for a minimum of six seconds. We recorded the baseline FEV1/FEV6, which...
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...a four part questionnaire that included topics such as a child’s experience with parental separation, current psychosocial functioning, level of family stressors, and basic demographic data (Applewhite & Mays, 1996). The questionnaire was sent by mail to the active military member, a postcard was sent twice as a reminder to fill out the questionnaire. Finally the questionnaire was sent a second time. Total number questionnaires collected were 110 and added to the phone responses the total was 151. The findings of this study gave results for the average age of the children, the number of male and female children, the number or first, second, and third children, how many lived in two-parent and single-parent households, how long they lived there, how many moves they have experienced, their age during their first parental separation, how long the first separation was, and the active-duty parents rank. The findings showed that there were more first born children of active-duty fathers than there were to active-duty mothers. Children of active-duty fathers were also younger than those of active-duty mothers. This study also showed that children of active-duty mothers were more likely to live in a single-parent home and active-duty mothers were more likely to be an enlisted service member unlike active-duty fathers (Applewhite & Mays, 1996). Limitations of this study include small sample population, time lapse in between the time of separation and the questionnaire and low return...
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...1. What is the Type of your institute? [Put (√) mark in the box] |Self financed autonomous technical institution | | |Self financed deemed to be status technical institution | | |Self financed private technical institution | | 2. Discipline offered in your institute. (Choose as many as apply) |electronics & communication engineering | | |electrical engineering | | |mechanical engineering | | |chemical engineering | | |civil engineering | | |computers & IT engineering | | OTHER………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 3. Year of establishment of your institute. [Put (√) mark in the box] |Before 1950 | | |1951-1980 | | |1981-2000 | | |After 2000 | | 4. Number of UG programmes in engineering. [Put (√) mark in the box] |Less...
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...Curriculum Students in Panabo National High School S.Y. 2013-2014 Siew Lian C. Lee Researcher Engr. Gerson D. Dumpasan Research Adviser S.Y. 2013-2014 ABSTRACT This study assessed the factors that affect the Learning Capacity or the Academic Performances of First Two Sections of Third Year Basic Education Curriculum Students in Panabo National High School S.Y. 2013-2014. This study examined the influence of School Facilities, Teaching Efficiency of Teachers, and Gender in the Academic Performance of students. The questionnaires are the main data gathering instrument and the records of grades of Third Year students. The respondents of this study were the selected students of the two sections of Third Year BEC namely, III-Amethyst and III-Beryl. This study answered the questions based on the respondents’ perception towards the condition and adequacy of the facilities in terms of library, laboratory and classroom, comfort rooms, gymnasium and canteens and the significant relationship of these facilities and academic performances of students. Also, the students perception in the Teaching Efficiency and attitude of their Teachers and the significant relationship of their level of perception and their Academic Performances. The significant difference of the Academic Performance of students having more Textbooks and students having fewer amount of Textbooks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A major research project like this is never the work of anyone alone...
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...|European | |curriculum vitae | |format | | | |[pic] | |Personal information | |Surname(s) / First name(s) |Kadriu Gente | |Address(es) |Bregu I diellit 2 ob.37 no.14 10000 Pristina Kosovo | |Telephone(s) |+377 44 775 493 | |Fax(es) | | |E-mail(s), Web address(s) |Gentuthe@hotmail.com | |Nationality(-ies) |Kosovar | |Date of birth |04/06/1990 | |Gender |Female ...
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...The Quantitative Research about Griffith University Hotel Facilities Course Name: 1002HSL Introduction to Research Student Name: Student ID: Introduction This report is to assess, from the view of professions in event and facilities management, the importance and performance of the existing facilities in city hotels of Griffith University in order to identify the critical factors in better operation and execution of hotels. The rapid development and expansion of hospitality industry has made hotel industry much more competitive than before, thus, how to promote the operation and execution become a significant issue in surviving in fierce competitive business environment. Among those critical issues of success in managing hotels, the service segment is in particular of importance in that it is directly accessed by customers or travellers and they are inclined to rate hotels on those service (Roger, 2011). Therefore, it is quite necessary to elevation how importance of existing facilities towards guests and the current performance of those facilities in the hotels. The Griffith University Hotel, being operating for a relative long period in the service industry, has established its good reputation and occupied a certain part of market shares. While, it still suffers from threads from low priced hotels and other rivals who are continuingly promoting hotel environment and service. In order to maintain the current volume of guests and probably increase it, the...
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...FAIRYLAND APARTMENT Introduction a) Problem statement * What are the problems that encourage you to choose the title? * Student Accommodation Management System is a complex and important system to assist a corporation to manage and improve services for an apartment. I’m interested about the system because I am confusing how does it works to maintain and keep enhance the services for an university student apartment. The system also help to reduce paperwork that is hardcopy of any document because it is very hard to arrange and keep it. If we have this kind of system, we can enjoy the convenience and we just need to key in all of the information from documents into the Student Accommodation Management System. * What problems that is occurring in the existing system? * There are some problems occurring in the existing system such as someone leaving early, not getting back their deposit back, repairs, sanitation and noisy neighbours. b) Project Objective * The objective of your project (at least 3 and explain each objective) * To provide convenient to our residents especially university students in their daily life. * We had a food court and shop lot of sell food and drink to university student. Beside, we also have multi-storey car park to those who have their own car. They are able to enjoy laundry services at shop lot anytime and our apartment is adjacent to university which is merely 40 metres apart and is only 1 minute...
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...Maria Tropiano Saturday, June 8, 2013 Marketing Research Application #2 1. Market Entry Strategy: which global market entry strategy will be most effective and why? The globalthoughts.com and the quickmba.com websites outline several different global market strategies. These strategies include: exporting, licensing, franchising, foreign direct investment, strategic alliances, and joint ventures. Exporting is “the marketing and direct sale of domestically-produced goods in another country” (quickmba.com 1), and is used more often by small companies, licensing “is best used by those companies that have a component of intellectual property,” (globethoughts.com 1), franchising requires lower startup costs for the franchisor but limits the amount of money that can be made, foreign direct investment “is the direct investment of facilities in the target country” (quickmba.com 3), strategic alliances “are simply a business-to-business collaboration” (globethoughts 3), and joint ventures are the “formation of a third independent company owned but not necessarily managed by the partners” (globethoughts.com 2). After reading and analyzing information on these global marketing strategies, the most appropriate and effective strategy for Temple University’s expansion abroad would be the strategic alliance strategy. The strategic alliance strategy would allow each campus of Temple University to collaborate toward common goals “while remaining apart, distinct,” and independent as opposed...
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...University of Konstanz Department of Linguistics Summer Semester 2014 Seminar: Problems of German Learners of English in a Linguistic Perspective Docent: Dr. Melanie Seiss English DO/MAKE compared with German TUN/MACHEN Problems of German Learners of English Sarah Heydeck Alemannenweg 12 79793 Wutöschingen Tel.: 01634253082 Email: sarah.heydeck@uni-konstanz.de Student ID: 01/813879 LA English/History Semester: 8 Wutöschingen, 31st August 2014 Table of Contents 1. Introduction to the Phenomenon under Consideration.. 1 2. Description of the Linguistic Concept Involved .............. 2 3. Description of the Study .................................................... 3 4. Results of the Study - Interpretation and Conclusion .... 4 5. Impacts on Teaching English ............................................ 5 6. List of References ............................................................... 7 7. Appendix…………………………………………………..8 1. Introduction to the Phenomenon under Consideration “Those elements that are similar to his native language will be simple for him, and those elements that are different will be difficult.” (cf. Larsen-Freeman/Long 1991:53) This controversial statement by linguist Dr. Robert Lado in 1957 was already refuted by a number of linguists a long time ago. (cf. Larsen-Freeman/Long 1991) The issue to be examined in this term paper illustrates that Lado’s first half sentence is not adequate to be transferred to real life. The intention...
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...“Lifestyle Study of Fortis La Femme patients, to help, plan promotional activities for the hospital” STUDY CONDUCTED AT: [pic] Fortis La Femme, New Delhi. SUBMITTED BY: Miss Ankita Srivastava SUBMITTED TO: Prof. P.N. Mishra Director Institute of Management Studies DAVV, Indore. And Mrs. Nidhi Sharma Kohli Manager, Marketing Fortis La Femme, New Delhi. [pic] INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES DEVI AHILYA VISHWAVIDYALAYA, INDORE. JUNE-JULY, 2007. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A project work is done by a student with a view to learn about a topic right from its base to peak, which is altogether a collaborative work where all the staff members of the organization(where study was conducted) and all the people around the student help and teach him/her in working out the study. First and foremost I would like to thank my internal project guide Prof. P.N. Mishra for extending his incessant guidance and support. His supervision has always encouraged me to improve in my work towards perfection. I have been really lucky to have done my summer training project at Fortis La Femme, New Delhi where all the staff members have been co-operative to their utmost level. I am grateful to Dr. Gayatri Ghadiok, Managing Director Fortis La Femme for providing me the opportunity to undertake this study in this hospital. I would like to pay my gratitude to Mrs. Nidhi Sharma Kohli, Manager Marketing...
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...Chapter I: The Problem and Its Background Introduction Student achievement is not simply a matter of what happens in school. Academic achievement can be defined as excellence in all academic disciplines, in class as well as extracurricular activities. It includes excellence in sporting, behavior, confidence, communication skills, punctuality, assertiveness, arts, culture, and the like. It is a good way to enhance the drive of student to achieve a lot. It is about academic excellence, exemplary deportment, special awards, essential life skills, and responsibility to the community. In terms of academics, all students will obtain, understand, analyze, communicate and apply knowledge and skills to achieve success in school and life. In terms of essential life skills, all students will demonstrate aptitude, attitudes, and skills to lead responsible, fulfilling, and respectful lives. In terms of responsibility to the community, all students will understand and model the important attributes people must have to contribute to an effective and productive community and common good of all. In brief, it involves both product and process, and achievement is assessed both individually and collaboratively. A key component of both the product and the process in this "new literacy" classroom is that the students need to be conversant in multiple forms of representation—they must collect and process a certain amount of information, including non-print material such as photographs, video footage...
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...OHT1.1 |SGA592 |Marketing Research | |National Code/Competency | |BSBMKG301A |Research the market | |BSBMKG302A |Identify marketing opportunities | OHT 1.2 DEFINITIONS |Selling |If your company creates a product or service, and then tries to persuade customers to buy it, that | | |is selling. | | | | |Marketing |BUT if the company finds out what a customer wants or needs, and then develops the product or | | |service to match (including the way it is priced, packaged, distributed or delivered and its | | |benefits communicated), this is marketing. | | | ...
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...Marketing Mix for ‘FACTOR W’ – A health drink for women Project report submitted for partial fulfilment of the Marketing Management (MK-101) course work under Prof. Krishanu Rakshit Submitted by Section A Group: 2 Table of Contents Introduction | 3 | Scope, Definition and Analysis | 4 | Scope of project | 4 | Details of questionnaire | 5 | S-T-P analysis | 6 | Competitor analysis | 10 | Recommendations and Discussion | 12 | 4Ps: Product | 12 | 4Ps: Price | 13 | 4Ps: Place | 13 | 4Ps: Promotion | 15 | Conclusion | 17 | Introduction As people are becoming more health-conscious, supplementing dietary needs with health drinks has become the norm. Hence, there is a large scope of health drinks business in the present world. There are various big brands in this business area, for example, Bournvita, Horlicks, Complan, Boost etc. These brands have to innovate continuously in terms of their marketing mix (product, price, place and promotion) to sustain their businesses and to grow their market share. The importance of each marketing mix in respect of health drinks has been stated as follows: * Product The health drink should have such ingredients that are the potential requirements of a particular market segment. For example, health drinks for children should be rich in calcium as calcium is necessary for the development...
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