...Children under the Influence English 215 In today’s society, putting children who have more energy than others on medication is the norm, but why? Some children may be hyper because of the lack of attention that they get at home. They have a need to be the center of attention in order to feel like they are being noticed or important. They may have issues bottled up in their heads because they are not allowed to properly express themselves. This makes it difficult to concentrate on a simple task that someone has put in front of them. Thus, thisleaves the children to feel overwhelmed. These children are the guinea pigs of today’s society. There are the people who will turn into people with addictive personalities. They will grow up and fall in with the wrong group of friends and do something that they will regret and get them into trouble. Then, their only defense will be is that they were not on their prescribed medication at the time of the incident. That is not right and it is not the responsible way to look at the world. They will be dependent on their medication and others because their entire lives, they were not allowed to think clearly for themselves. Is that what we want for the future generations? Is that how we mold the future generations into being strong minded, inspired, free thinking, and thriving individuals? If people thing that putting their children on prescribed medications is a wise decision, I think that they are wrong and misguided. It is my belief that...
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...PERSUASIVE PT 2: SOLUTIONS AND ADVANTAGES College Athletes—Pay or not to Pay, That is the Question? Encouraging today's youth to attend a higher education institution is more important that ever before. Students attend these higher academic institutions by either sports or academic achievement. Focusing on the student population that attends for sports –related purposes, scouts tracked these students to pose the student to attend the represented institutions in the areas of mostly football or basketball. It is not that scouts do not focus on other sports, such as soccer or baseball; just that the marketability of college football or basketball appears to get the most attention from the institutions as well sports media. Obtaining a higher education leads to better-paying jobs and a potentially a better way of life. What about the urban student that lives in poverty that this may be his or her way to a better-living remains based on their athletic talents? They may be great at "hooping" or "can throw the distance" but can they write a term paper? The answer that may surprise most is the answer is yes; they can. However, they cannot afford to attend the local university in their home state let alone another state altogether. So, if they get into the university on a scholarship, play their heart out, and get their championship team to the bowl what do they get for all their hard work? Do all they deserve is a pat on the back when the college receives millions? What...
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...“Analysis on main advantages and disadvantages of devolution and fiscal federalism: is a hybrid solution the cure?” All countries in the world, regardless their degree of development, size, complexity or their form of government, must tackle an important choice when it comes to decide how the power is distributed between the central government and the sub-national entities who exercise governmental functions at local level. The two possibilities at the end of the spectrum, i.e.: complete decentralization of powers to local bodies on the one hand and total centralization of administrative and fiscal powers in the central government on the other hand, are often not feasible since both entail downsides that could hinder the sound functioning of the country. The federal system has been applied extensively throughout history, even though with certain modifications and adaptations, in several countries, such as the US, Canada, Germany and Switzerland. It is based on the existence of a principal-agent relationship between central government and a network of decentralized sub-national entities. The latter act as agents on behalf of the central government and they are responsible of carrying out governmental tasks and responsibilities at a local level. In particular, federalism can be extended and applied to fiscal powers, allowing local governmental authorities to retain part of the revenues stemming from tax collection instead of just collecting for the central government, which...
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...Kazakhstan-2 Problem/Solution Outline Introduction Thesis statement: Due to the negative situation of divorces, the government should control it by taking specific steps depending on the stage of marriage. Background A. Causes of divorce in Kazakhstan 1. link between marriage and money 2. psychological, mental problems which aggravate little routine problems B. Effects 1. Uncertainty in tomorrow stops couples from getting married, making a family and taking responsibilities of them. 2. couple is in the process of divorce and spouses face problems which cannot be solved without professional help. Solution 1 The first solution is that the government of Kazakhstan should create suitable conditions for young people to make families by providing accommodation, job and financial aid. Advantage Young people will have valuable foundation to create families. Newlyweds will have no financial problems which is the one of the main reasons why people divorce. Disadvantage When the government will start the project of financial help, there will be an additional load on the government. Divorce in Kazakhstan-3 Solution 2 The second...
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...University of Phoenix Material Problem Solving Using the five steps from Ch. 3 of Thinking Critically, create a plan for solving a problem you are currently facing. For the last step, identify how you will determine the effectiveness of your chosen solution. |Step 1: What is the problem? |My husband and I have finally had a baby after trying for over nine | | |years. We struggle with the decision of who will keep our little | | |prince, his family or my family. He has reservations about our son | | |being with my family and I have reservations about him being with his | | |family. | |Step 2: What are the possible solutions for this problem? (List at | 1.I could quit my job and stay at home with our son. | |least 2 or 3, more if needed.) |2. We could split the week and let them have their own specific days | | |to each watch our son. | | |3...
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...VINSUN INFRA-ERP Case Study VINSUN INFRA-ERP Case Study 2015 GMP 2015-16 8/22/2015 2015 GMP 2015-16 8/22/2015 Akanksha Bhatnagar (G15005) Anshul Agrawal (G15012) Rajeev Ranjan (G15043) Rejith M Rajan (G15045) Swapnil Nitin Rughani (G15056) Akanksha Bhatnagar (G15005) Anshul Agrawal (G15012) Rajeev Ranjan (G15043) Rejith M Rajan (G15045) Swapnil Nitin Rughani (G15056) Vinsun ERP Problem 1. Evaluate the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for the available options for a period of five year The Total cost of ownership for the three options ie Bluechip’s on Premise ERP solution, Codeautomation’s on Premise ERP solution and Codeautomation’s on Cloud ERP solution, available with Vinsun are given in the table below: Item | Bluechip's on Premise ERP | Codeautomation Premise ERP | Codeautomation Cloud ERP | Workstation x6 | 209700 | 209700 | 209700 | Workstation UPS x6 | 22290 | 22290 | 22290 | Laptops x2 | 132488 | 132488 | 132488 | Server | 100000 | 70000 | | Backup up server | 100000 | 70000 | | Server UPS x2 | 7750 | 7750 | | Initial Hardware cost | 572228 | 512228 | 364478 | Hardware AMC(yr 1) | 57222.8 | 51222.8 | 36447.8 | | | | | ERP Software x8 | 960000 | 240000 | | Consulting | 80000 | | | Deployment cost | 520000 | 200000 | | Training | 180000 | | | Service Fee x8 x12 | | | 192000 | Data Storage Cost | | | 60000 | Software Cost | 1740000 | 440000 | 192000 | Software AMC(yr 1) | 172800...
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...Leadership challenge resolution Name Dr. Peter Trakas MGT 460 August 27, 2012 Leadership challenge resolution Vodafone is a multinational company which operates mostly in Africa though its main origin is Britain. This company is a telecommunications company that deals mostly with telecommunications services provision including call and SMS services and internet provision services (www.eaag.org/index.php/component/content/article/113-). This company is organized in form of teams where each team is charged with a specific task in the daily running of the business. With this company having other companies in it, it faces some problems in its organization. Most of these problems are in the operation strategies of the company which appears to be based in globalization. This challenge is mainly on one of its constituent companies, Safaricom, which is located in Kenya (www.eaag.org/index.php/component/content/article/113-). Safaricom was started in Kenya back in the year 2003 with an aim of improving the general welfare of the Kenyan citizens. Being a telecommunications company offering mobile phone services and internet data communication, it has great impact on the Kenyan citizens’ lives. The mission statement of this company is to partner with local communities to address the social economic and environmental issues to foster long lasting and positive change. Closely related to this mission statement is the vision statement which states: a prosperous Kenya, where peoples’...
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... On Design patterns Advanced topics in software engineering CSC 532 Submitted by:- Harpreet Singh Abstract:- Design patterns, a standard solution to problems in object oriented software engineering, are considered to be a well formed language to represent software design. Their benefits have been widely acknowledged by software professionals throughout the world. Design patterns can be classified according to multiple criteria the most common being the type of problem they solve. Till today many design patterns have been established and many more are being found as time passes. Patterns capture knowledge from various parts of software developing. Design patterns are helpful to the designers in a way that they represent the collective wisdom and experience of the community and their implementation leads to better quality software and also a novice designer does not find it difficult to understand the systems functionality. A very important advantage of design patterns is the fact that they speed up the development process by providing an almost ready-made solution that has been used earlier and proved to be efficient. Another advantage is that they allow for a generalized solution that does not depend on understanding a specific design problem from all its aspects, and thus ease reusing this solution. Apart from that they help the new developers to ignore traps and pitfalls which have earlier been learned by other developers by costly experience. In this paper...
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...airline industry Textbook, pp. 186-187 What are the advantages for an airline of using a revenue management system? Are revenue management systems a competitive advantage or simply a new necessity for doing business in the airline industry today? What other industries could benefit from the use of a revenue management system? How could an airline use customer information to gain competitive advantage? What types of metrics would airline executives want to see in a digital dashboard? How would an airline’s revenue management system be used for decision support? 1. Problem identification What are the key problems affecting the business? What are customers saying about the service and the product? What is the root cause of any decline in revenue or production time? 2. Data collection Why are certain processes falling short? What are the immediate steps the company can take to adjust the current processes to improve them? Who are you listening to, and are they actual or complaints or rumours? What departments are struggling? 3. Solution generation What are some of the solutions you have for improvement? What are some of the solutions your management team has? How will you go about collecting all the best solutions? 4. Solution testing Are these solutions long-term or short-term solutions? What are some of the cost factors associated...
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...Advantages and Disadvantages of Java v. .NET University of Phoenix CSS/422 .NET and Java There is no shortage of definitions for software architecture but in a general sense it is the blueprint for a system, its properties and the relationships among all of the elements. It specifies all of the actions to be taken by the design and implementations teams. There are various differences between .NET and Java Technology so there are certainly advantages and disadvantages to using one or the other as software architecture. The choice, however, depends on the scope of the project and the skill of the design team. Both .NET and Java have platforms that offer a good solid foundation for project design. Java Technology is the choice of many developers because of its work-saving features and ease of use. “.NET and web services are tightly integrated and it is easier to create a basic web service in .NET” (Ranck, 2002). Advantages A major advantage of .NET is that it allows for the use of multiple languages and horizontal scalability. This feature makes it an ideal choice by developers for software architecture if they want to write programs in C++, Java or Virtual Basic because it provides a unified environment in which to work. It is easily developed and supported. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for Java which is limited to use with the Java programming language only. Another advantage of .NET is that the interface is easily...
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... SR Corp was financed by private investors. For the past eight years the company focused on developing its core technologies of large-scale speech recognition systems. SR Corp based their solution requirements on feedback from large companies in their target market segment. The solutions developed by SR Corp are targeted at three distinct niches within the telephony segment of the speech recognition market: • Fortune 500 corporations • Telephone companies • Telephone switch OEM's Each niche market provides both opportunities and risks. SR Corp products have shown to be much further advanced then the leading market research firms and industry experts expected at this point in time. The company also had several other advantages including: • Seven US and foreign patents with other pending that will be in force into the next century • SR Corp technology is different then AT&T and other larger competitors • The product and solutions are distinguished by o Speaker-independent with continuous speech recognition. Internal testing proved the solution had a 98 to 99 percent accuracy rate. o Availability of an application development component, TDAS (Transaction Dialogue Authoring System), for customers to design productivity solutions in a higher level language. o Designed to be integrated at a reasonable cost into the...
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...1. Major Facts/Major Problems: The Universal Motor Company is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of automobiles and trucks. In 1980, purchase content was 65 percent of the cost of goods sold. During the late 1970s, the U.S. government began addressing the air pollution issue by establishing vehicle emissions standards and corporate average fuel consumption targets for vehicles sold in the United States. The U.S government-mandated standards could not be achieved with available technology. These mandated standards required the auto industry to design engine control computers to manage engine efficiency more precisely. The company purchased about $10 million worth of semiconductors in 1980 from twenty suppliers. Semiconductors were a greater cause of production disruption than were all other purchased materials. The 1980 situation (forward planning) demanded new thinking and a new approach to the acquisition of semiconductors. The Universal Motor team was battling with wither they should make-or-buy the required semiconductors. So a team of experts were assigned to develop a program analyzing the semiconductor industry. Both primary and secondary research was conducted. The make-or-buy issue consisted of many sub issues, which caused the entire process of designing, manufacturing, and testing to be broken down into stages. A 1982 environment scan revealed some very interesting facts. The first and most important was that design engineers were...
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...last step, identify how you will determine the effectiveness of your chosen solution. |Step 1: What is the problem? |Starting a new job on the 22nd of Dec. and have to move my family to | | |the new state. | |Step 2: What are the alternatives? |Pack up all at once and move. Hire a moving company. My family stays| | |here for a few months and pack at their leasure. | |Step 3: What are the advantages and/or disadvantages of each |#1 disadvantage is stressfull. Advantage it will be dne and over with.| |alternative? |#2 disadvantage cost and dependability of company. Advantage les | | |stressfull. #3 Disadvantage will take time. Advantage is hardly any | | |stress and can be done at our own pace as money is available. | |Step 4: What is the solution? |#3 I think will be the best solution for my family. | |Step 5: How well is the solution working? |We will find out when the tim comes....
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...social networking that is held by face book appears to be now threatened by twitter. Facebook in the pass was once threatened by MySpace and LinkedIn but has since gained momentum in the years gone by. Synopsis of the Situation The Facebook vs. Twitter case concerns the two similar social networking websites, and Facebook facing the upcoming threat by Twitter. The case presents similarities between Facebook and Twitter, as well as the advantages of each. In spite of the networking monopoly that Facebook seems to have they still being threatened by twitter in reference to their social networking strategies. This case in its entirety illustrates the similarities among the two. They also depict their differences as well. Key Issues Issues identified in the Facebook vs. Twitter case, regarded Twitter’s advantageous characteristics: its so-called asynchronous nature and stellar search technology (Lacy, 2009). Another issue involves Facebook marketing Twitter, in a sense. The key issues at hand in the case Facebook vs. Twitter is the advantages that twitter has over Facebook in reference to the level of technology. One of the main issues is when Facebook tried to buy out Twitter in order to market them which they refused. Define the Problem The...
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...paper will explore rational decision-making and bounded rationality, two decision-making approaches that the health care organization can use for determining how to reduce costs. This paper will also explain why making a group decision is better than a decision by an individual, as well as list the advantages and disadvantages of group decision-making. According to Robbins, DeCenzo, and Coulter there are three decision-making approaches. These three approaches are rational decision-making, bounded rationality, and intuitive decision-making. In order for management of the health care organization to determine how to reduce costs they can use rationality or bounded rationality. Making a rational decision requires complete knowledge of the problem, all possible solutions, and the consequences of each solution. The decision maker must use logic and objectivity to determine which solution option will achieve the company’s goal. Rational decision-making will be challenging for the managers because it is unrealistic to analyze every detail of each solution option and the associated risks of each. Using bounded rationality will allow the management team to satisfice, or come up with a solution that is “good enough” (Robbins, DeCenzo, & Coulter, “Chapter 3, Foundations of Decision Making, What is Bounded Rationality,” 2011). Rational will still be used, however it will be done within the bounds of management’s ability to process information (Robbins, DeCenzo, & Coulter, “Chapter 3, Foundations...
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