...CHAPTER II THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Review of Related Studies and Literature This chapter presents a review of related studies and literature that point out the importance of using their effectiveness in instructions. Related Literature There are some reasons why an individual uses a social networking site. The first reason is for them to meet new friends enveloped with the necessary information that they are interested with. Disadvantages of Social Networking Sites Social Networking Site being popular to all ages has a lot of negative effect that has to be tackled and individual who uses this must be informed thoroughly. Foreign studies Heather Brautman Brautman said that SNS being known and patronized all over the world is very dangerous. SNS uses the World-wide Web to conduct their services. Since SNS offers a free membership it is an opportunity for everybody. Recently, there are crimes happened involving users of Social Networking Sites. Example of this is rape and murders. Abusers of SNS use this to get the interest of youths, they make friends with them and friendships turn into a more serious relationship that leads them to danger. Studies found out that users who engaged themselves to this are becoming victims of the said crimes. Other crimes conducted are swindling and fake job offers. Some of the College students fall for this kind of crime. To fulfill financial discrepancy they tend to look for job which offers easy process of earning...
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...Applying SCOR model John Paul Professor & Research Fellow, BEM (Bordeaux Ecole de Management), France Qualified SCOR® Instructor , by Supply Chain Council Q , y pp y Managing Director, iCognitive PLAN SOURCE MAKE DELIVER RETURN Introduction: • The Supply‐Chain Council’s definition of a Supply Chain applied to Healthcare © 2 2013 Copyright iCognitiv Pte. Ltd. All rights rese ve erved – Define and Analyze Supply Chain(s) Define and Analyze Supply Chain(s) – Some metrics to monitor performance – A model to help identify gaps and inefficiencies in processes – Fix inefficiencies with leading practices and tools from industry, take costs out © 2 2013 Copyright iCognitiv Pte. Ltd. All rights rese ve erved Healthcare SC (Hospital) ‐ Example Pharmaceutical sales and marketing – Example • Pharmaceutical sales and marketing activities have their own set of logistics related activities that can be fully described using the SCOR model Segment Analysis, Marketing Planning Plan © 2 2013 Copyright iCognitiv Pte. Ltd. All rights rese ve erved Patients Pharmacies, Hospitals, Doctors Deliver Return Suppliers’ Supplier Source Make Return Deliver Return Supplier Internal or External Marketing Data Suppliers Source Make Deliver Source Return Return Your Company Make Source Return Return Deliver Return Customer Internal or External Marketing ...
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...Ensayo Food Inc. Food inc. Es una película estadounidense que busca mejorar la conciencia social ante los alimentos. Sea lo que sea que se piense de la industria alimenticia Food inc. Se encarga de mostrar que la situación es mucho peor a lo que se cree. Uno de los temas centrales de la película es que en realidad el orígenes de los alimentos no proviene de una granja rústica como nos lo intentan hacer creer con sus la imagen de ellos que nos venden; si no que en realidad se trata de enormes compañías operando grandísimas cantidades de fábricas de alimento en condiciones deplorables. La película centra todo el origen del problema alimenticio de una manera un poco simplista en la industria de la comida rápida y especialmente en McDonalds. Es interesante el concepto de restaurante que idearon los hermanos McDonalds: De un restaurante común y corriente, decidieron sacarle el mayor provecho económico posible, y para lograr esto desecharon la mayor parte de su menú y lo limitaron a ciertos elementos claves que se podían producir masivamente. Los empleados los entrenaron para hacer exclusivamente un trabajo para que se les pudiera pagar muy poco y pudieran ser reemplazados fácilmente. Desde entonces el éxito que tuvo McDonalds lo convirtió en el mayor comprador de carne de res de todo el mundo y su necesidad de homogeneidad en el producto ha cambiado la industria de la carne completamente. Las industrias modifican genéticamente a los animales para sacarles el mayor provecho posible...
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...Bearinger, L. H., & Resnick, M. D. (2008). Su comprehensive sexuality education: Perspectives from parents of youth. Jou rnal of Adolescent Health, 42 (4), 352 -359. Hogben, M., Chesson, H., & Aral, S. (2010). Sexuality education policies an transmitted disease rates in the United States of America. Internat journal of STD & AIDS, 21 (4), 293 -297. Irvine, J. M. (2004). Talk about sex: The battles over sex education in the Un Univ of California Pr. Kirby, D., & Scales, P. (1981). An analysis of state guidelines for sex educa instruction in public schools. Family relations , 229-237. Kirby, D. B. (2008). The impact of abstinence and comprehensive sex and education programs on adolescent sexual behavior. Sexuality Rese Social Policy, 5(3), 18 -27. Mayer, R. (1997). 1996-97 trends in opposition to comprehensive sexual education in public schools in the United States. SIECUS report, 25 Natbony, J. (2010). Sex Education in Schools. Georgetown Journal of Law a 11, 273-295. Perrin, K., & DeJoy, S. B. (2003). Abstinence-only education: how we got h where we're going. Journal of Public Health Policy , 445-459....
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...providing fees to Wall Street, the initial public offering reflects the rise of China’s consumer class. Investors see the opportunity as perhaps the best chance yet to buy into the country’s growth. Alibaba’s huge initial public offering generated a lot of money for the few investors who sold shares, but none made more on an absolute basis than Yahoo, which reaped about $8.3 billion. So naturally, executives from American Internet companies were on hand to take part in the pricing celebration that engulfed the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Friday. Standing inside Barclays’ post on the floor — specifically Post Eight, continuing Alibaba’s fascination with lucky numbers — were Ken Goldman, Yahoo’s chief financial officer, and Jacqueline Reses, the company’s chief deal maker and a director on Alibaba’s board. Main reason for Alibaba having initial public offering in U.S is a very strategic one. The success with the decision lies w/n the market. Alibaba had a hand in the Chinese market, but the only way to have a record-breaking I.P.O is to relocate venue to a vast market. The choice booted facebook out the lead with highest market cap....
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...Stodder , D . ( 2012 ) . Customer analytics in the age of social media : TDWI best practices report Cary : SAS Institute . (039032) T DW I R E S E A R C H T DW I BE S T P R AC T ICE S RE P O R T THIRD QUARTER 2012 CUSTOMER ANALYTICS IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA By David Stodder CO-SPONSORED BY tdwi.org Third QUArTEr 2012 TDWI besT pracTIces reporT CuSToMEr A n A ly T IC S In T HE AGE of SoCI A l MEdI A By David Stodder Table of Contents Executive Summary Research Methodology and Demographics 3 4 5 Customer Analytics and the Social Media Frontier Stepping into the Age of Social Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 The Importance of Customer Analytics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Benefits and Barriers to Implementation 10 Business Benefits Sought from Customer Analytics . . . . . . . . . . 10 Barriers to Adoption of Customer Analytics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 role of Analytics in Increasing Marketing roI . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Analytics Tools, Data Sources, and Techniques 17 BI, olAP, and data discovery for Customer Analytics . . . . . . . . . 18 In-Memory Computing for More rapid discovery Analysis . . . . . . . 20 Predictive Analytics, data Mining, and Advanced Statistics Implementation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 filling the role of the data Scientist...
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...Bare Bones Revision Guide AQA A2 Business Studies Unit 4 The Business Environment & Managing Change y y lic po ar e h th ow gr ar et on m y ion lic o yp t ec ot tive pr pec t s st n o em ti un xa idy ta ubs s c e l se w s po ket ies ar eg e m at g str ad y c s tr gin te er ra oli ver ersment n of emorpo m l p o rg ploy xatio ts ke e cl er ers n m lder p yme u ns keho plo a co n io t fla in g lin r e ng hao a ke c eed c a m fis t objectives t fr d men aims an ic environnment m econo enviro ment social nviron ange h legal e e em un ta of c causes ship leader g and proc hange g for c ess entin implem ing change s manag decision plannin rship exch st rates intere tives objecg markets in g emerg tion inflaange rates cto phic fa nemp subsid taxa hea u n envirot l M e ade s on na a n gi ra demog al dec politic ow ons er su n c C change i nfl subunemployateion men si m nt t re gula dy tio p an h envir social u lea ence ns d s fisc ersh al p i olic p y ge leade e cultur nt onme leg al inte stra rnal c teg au infl ic decisio ses enviro n missio tec al envir ecisio nt ra hno onm ns logi ent po cal or c strategi es influenc ent nm han...
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...| Business Environment | MARKETING | | Jacob Braziel | 8/12/2012 | | MARKITING MIX Abstract Starting a business is not as easy as it looks. It can be complex and pressing difficult time. It takes persistence and diligence, and a lot of money will change hands. They will be a big job trying to find investors who will be able to put a lump sum of money into the sociality. But the one thing that is good about the whole thing and that is that there is money out there and it is the right time to get it. At this time the market prices are low so that drop the prices for material. It will take persistence and consistency on your part to get into the business world. At this time people are getting the knowledge and the skills to do just that, Support program for business and other organization has the money to get you started. Michigan Economic Development compaction (MED) and the government in general are funding the lesser stable people. Now this comes from a small business that is just making it. So it’s good news for him, and to all. When you enter into the world of business the risk will be there. That is the first concerns that you will have, then how to supply our company. What come to my mind is offshore. Their dollars are low enough to afford. That way you kill two birds with one stone. You got your product for almost nothing. The information that an investor gets the more that they will want to finance you. For example: The general...
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...¿Quisiera yo convertirme en psicópata? Por: Diana Escobar Las corporaciones son falsamente vistas como personas. Legalmente lo son. Si tuviera que describir a Doe Run Corporation como tal, diría que es un Monstruo Destructor. El punto es que estas máquinas de poder no tienen sentimientos ni razonan como los seres humanos. Son aquellos accionistas, directores y trabajadores quienes desde muchos años atrás encontraron la manera de manipular y controlar todo el mundo para que las ganancias siempre sean para algunos y las pérdidas para el resto. En el mundo actual, donde la problemática ambiental crece cada día más, donde la pobreza y la falta de oportunidades aumentan, la única solución recae en el desarrollo sostenible. Pero ¿son todas estas corporaciones aptas para realizar un cambio que conduzca a la sostenibilidad?. O la pregunta más indicada sería: ¿Están dispuestas estas corporaciones a cambiar? ¿Existe acaso la manera de encontrar un equilibrio donde las ganancias sean mayores que las pérdidas producidas por una externalidad? Este ensayo pretende mostrar las características de una corporación, las opciones de mitigación de externalidades y como, empresas como Doe Run en el Perú, está lejos de alcanzar la sostenibilidad. La Corporación: ¿Institución o Psicópata? Los creadores del film La Corporación, basada en el libro de Joel Bakan: La Corporación: La Búsqueda Patológica del Lucro y el Poder, presentan a esta como una paradójica institución que genera grandes cantidades...
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...Scientists at Great Ormond Street and University College London say that more time should be spent looking for genetic faults in the nucleus. A scientist named Jacob Reses Mogg said that he believes that the procedure “doesn’t cure the disease it creates a different person”. Dr. Ted Morrow said that using donor DNA would be unwise and would even could cause an even larger effect on lives than previously seen. He continued to say that swapping out the mitochondrial DNA form on person and replacing it with another will undoubtedly influence many characteristics of individuals (Knapton). The Church of England has spoken out saying that they see the change in law as irresponsible (Unknown). David King from the campaign group profoundly said, “Once you cross the ethical line, it’s very hard not to take the next step of designer babies.” The technique will not cure anything and technically it is a form of gene therapy...
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...EVOLUCIÓN CONTINUA DEL SISTEMA FINANCIERO Septiembre, 2011 Laura T. Zambrano Ramirez PRÓLOGO El propósito de este texto es explicar la economía y su avance desde la época donde inicio el hombre, hasta la actualidad y demostrando principalmente el problema de la economía y los sistemas implementados en ella. Esta obra también se basa en los trabajos de C.H. Douglas a lo largo del siglo pasado, así como de otros autores cuyo objetivo de estudio ha sido el hombre y su evolución en el tiempo hasta llegar al punto en que se encuentra hoy en día en grupo con la sociedad. ¿POR QUÉ ANALIZAR EL Quizás el dinero no puede comprar la felicidad, pero la falta de dinero puede, sin duda, hacer infeliz a las personas. SISTEMA ECONÓMICO? LOS PROCESOS DE LOS FINANCIEROS SON LOS RESPONSABLES Tenemos suficiente razón para hacer un repaso del sistema económico ya que los financieros, aunque parece que “los Dioses del Dinero” están utilizando procesos científicos, realmente son los responsables por la mala condición de la economía. Por lo tanto vamos a revisar este asunto en una investigación imparcial, cortando en piezas que sean fáciles de entender y completamente ciertas, lejos de las emociones irrelevantes. MÉTODO CIENTÍFICO Cuando surge un problema de la economía, este no es como un problema de pareja. El método científico incluye, además de los modelos estándar de matemáticas, factores desconocidos que pueden ser identificados y colocados en la categoría de la metafísica...
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...ECO301 – Econom´ Matem´tica ıa a Control 2 Profesor: H´ctor Martinovic e 23 de abril de 2013 No abras el control hasta que se te indique que puedes hacerlo. Est´ prohibido contestar al reverso de las hojas. No se corregir´ nada que est´ en ese lugar. a a e Contesta cada pregunta en el espacio asignado para cada una de ellas. No se corregir´n respuestas que a est´n en el espacio asignado a otras respuestas. e Las preguntas pueden ser contestadas con l´piz pasta o grafito. a El control tiene 60 puntos, por lo que la nota se calcular´ de la siguiente manera: a Nota = 1 + 6 × Puntaje 60 Preg. 1: de 15 Preg. 2: de 25 Preg. 3: de 20 Total: de 60 Nota: ECO301 Control 2 1. (15 puntos) Considera la siguiente funci´n f : R2 → R. o f (x, y) = xy + 1 1 + x y a) (5 puntos) Encuentra sus puntos cr´ ıticos, es decir, los que cumplen las condiciones de primer orden del problema de optimizaci´n no restringida. o b) (10 puntos) Determina si son m´ ınimos, m´ximos u otra cosa (puntos silla, puntos de inflexi´n) a o Respuesta: a) La condici´n de primer orden es ∇f (x, y) = (0, 0), por lo tanto: o ∂f =y− ∂x ∂f = x− ∂y 1 =0 x2 1 =0 y2 Para que estas derivadas parciales existan, se requiere que x = 0 y que y = 0. Esto conduce al siguiente sistema de ecuaciones: 1 1 y= 2 x= 2 x y Reemplazando el valor de y de la primera ecuaci´n en la segunda se tiene que: o x= 1 1 = x2 1/x2 x = x2 1=x ...
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...of the list, so he brought a case to the court of common pleas. The constitution of Maryland stated that only men were allowed to vote, and Leser felt it was unfair to grant voting qualification to women. Maryland was one of the states that did not ratify the 19th amendment, but allowing women to vote still became a law. Leser stated that making the women’s vote a Federal Act nullified each state’s ability to steer the law to its liking. The case was brought all the way up to the Supreme Court, where it eventually shot down. Another court case related to the 19th amendment was Minor v Happersett. Virginia Minor was a leader in Missouri’s women’s suffrage movement. On October 15th, 1872, Virginia Minor attempted to vote, but was stopped by Rese Happersett, who was the registrar. The case was brought to the Supreme Court. Minor argued that women are equal citizens and have the right to vote, according to the 14th amendment. She argued that Missouri’s state constitution allowing only men to vote was unconstitutional. Reese Happersett argued that even though restricting voting rights to only men may be unconstitutional, it was a universal practice by all states. The Supreme Court took Happersett’s side. ...
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...Storia e affermazione dell’e-commerce Storia e affermazione dell’e-commerce Sommario. 1. Origine storica ed affermazione del commercio elettronico – 2. Lex mercatoria e lex informatica – a. L’origine e il significato della lex mercatoria – b. La nuova lex mercatoria – c. La lex informatica – 3. L’e-commerce e la sua rilevanza nel mondo economico e giuridico 1. Origine storica ed affermazione del commercio elettronico La rivoluzione telematica che si è realizzata nella seconda metà del XX secolo ha cambiato il nostro modo di vivere: l’utilizzo del computer e delle altre tecnologie che ne sono derivate, infatti, ha reso possibile compiere, in tempi e modi impensabili, le più svariate attività tra cui quella di poter concludere un contratto di vendita ovunque ci si trovi grazie alla connessione Internet e con qualsiasi tipo di dispositivo. L’utilizzo della Rete come strumento economico-commerciale è, tuttavia, un fenomeno relativamente recente. Internet nasce alla fine degli anni ’60 e si sviluppa rapidamente, dapprima come strumento di comunicazione scientifica e successivamente di interscambio personale per poi divenire, negli anni ’90, supporto essenziale per l’affermazione dell’e-commerce, ossia il commercio elettronico. Quest’ultima espressione, apparentemente sfuggente, prima di addentrarsi in qualsiasi argomentazione sia essa storica, economica o giuridica, necessita, però, di essere “materializzata” perché –¬ pur trattandosi di una definizione che scaturisce...
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