...constraints (site analysis and effective land use) and interior design elements, Developers and restaurants owners need the design to be impressive and unique, in addition, to be built on original estimated budget and within time schedule, and to rabidly engage potential customers. MARKETING ASPECTS IN RESTAURANTS (CAFÉS) DESIGN: H2 Banan teams deliver this marketability by designing, flexible buildings architectural and structural module that provide efficient use in all diverse functions of space in the restaurants, starting from dining halls which is need efficient design to maximize no. of dining tables, also utilization of natural...
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...| [Year] | | Deftones user | Type the document title | | Make a rough diagram of your office at your place of work. Label items in your office and show how they are positioned. How versatile is your office for handling every day negotiations with colleagues, staff and outsiders? Does your profession allow you to be accessible and friendly or inaccessible and remote? Does your office layout reflect this? If so, say it out. Can the proxemics power of your office be adjusted? How? OFFICE FAN FILING CABINET COLLEAGUE’S DESK COLLEAGUE’S DESK SLIDING WINDOWS SLIDING WINDOWS CHAIR CHAIR WI-FI TABLE DOOR MY DESK PHONES COMPUTER TABLE CHAIR The above diagram is an illustration of our office at my work place and there is no privacy because the office is an open space. The nature of the work that we do requires constant interaction amongst the officers and officers from other offices. Our office harbours all the records of the organisation which are used in executing day to day duties, our contact with other officers from other departments is very frequent throughout the day upto closing time which is at 1630 hours. There is need for direct and constant negotiations. Negotiation is an exchange of meaning with the intention to get what you want. It can also be defned as the interaction between two parts , individuals or groups with the sole aim of solving conflicts or problems. This interaction can be friendly...
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...Effects of Office Space Design on Customer Service RES/351 Prof. Sharifzadeh Introduction In almost all business to client industries, a customer’s experience and perception of their transactions is extremely vital to a business’s success and sustainability. If a single client reports to have dissatisfying experience, that may mean hundreds of customers behind them have had the same low quality of service and a company may be killing off its own client retention and allowing for competition to movie in on their potential recurring business. This is why many service based business break down objectives and challenges, define controls and variables to their business, then leading to precious research towards conclusive solutions for a thriving business. To demonstrate the factors towards a successful research and analysis to a customer service dilemma, we will be using a sample case where a company’s customer service scores are being challenged by their choice of office space design. With this type of case, factors such as a clear and defined research question must be developed, a research model should be put in place and effective sampling and data must be obtained, all guide a successful solution for a remedy to this customer service problem. The core of a business is said to be its clientele, therefore the following information is vital to a business for preservation of its revenues and rapport...
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...Make a rough diagram of your office at your place of work. Label items in your office and show how they are positioned. How versatile is your office for handling every day negotiations with colleagues, staff and outsiders? Does your profession allow you to be accessible and friendly or inaccessible and remote? Does your office layout reflect this? If so, say it out. Can the proxemics power of your office be adjusted? How? The above diagram is an illustration of our office at my work place and there is no privacy because the office is an open space. The nature of the work that we do requires constant interaction amongst the officers and officers from other offices. Our office harbours all the records of the organisation which are used in executing day to day duties, our contact with other officers from other departments is very frequent throughout the day upto closing time which is at 1630 hours. There is need for direct and constant negotiations. Negotiation is an exchange of meaning with the intention to get what you want. It can also be defned as the interaction between two parts , individuals or groups with the sole aim of solving conflicts or problems. This interaction can be friendly to intense haggling or bargaining. When negotiationone aims at attaining a compromise. Negotiation is an activity that influences another person. McCormack (1995) define negotiation as the process of getting the best terms once the other side starts to act...
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...The Development of Commercial Space Law MG261 Business Law II John S. Leonard Park University Abstract The commercialization of space progressed at a very slow and easily managed pace for the first four decades after humanity’s emergence into space. Now with the increased interests in space by private sector entities the factor of control has been altered to a point that must be addressed. The radical shift from government based exploration to private sector exploration and development of space based technologies can be attributed to the change in policies by the most influential nations that operate within outer space. The promotion of private industry by the United States of America since the political party lead by President Obama took charge of the government has opened the door for funding and ease of accessibility into outer space. With the potential for profit high, the number of private entities to develop space exploration and exploitation technologies will continue to grow and with this increase comes a need to overview to current space law in order to ensure that it is being implemented accordingly or if it needs to be restructured. The Development of Commercial Space Law Law is defined as, “the principles and regulations established in a community by some authority and applicable to its people, whether in the form of legislation or of custom and policies recognized and enforced by judicial decision” (Law). The laws that are...
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...Circle – Addison, Texas Specifics: Addison Circle is a mixed-use urban village built around a circle and grid street system, with apartments and office spaces as the primary uses. The 80-acre development incorporates 2,700 to 3,000 dwelling units along with neighborhood retail, parks, civic space, and 3 to 4 million square feet of office and commercial use. It is a mainly rental project and has a density of 50 dwelling units per acre. Financing: The mixed-use project is part of a public and private partnership between Post Properties, Inc. and the town of Addison, providing a positive public relation for the development. Post Properties contributed $134,000,000 (65% debt / 35% equity) and the town of Addison contributed $10,200,000 to the development. Experience: Successful rezoning for the public and private partnership developments must use joint efforts of city staff and developer’s team. The strategic planning process incorporated the developer, consultants, and task force comprising of town staff, enabling a cohesive project. This relationship helped ensure understanding and attain a final consensus on adoption and implementation. Additionally, the development team needs time to market the concept, while cities must be proactive in the process to develop a sustainable and integrated mixed-use residential development. CityPlace – West Palm Beach, Florida Specifics: CityPlace is a mixed-use development town center that features an open-air shopping plaza...
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...OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES REPORT 1 TERMS OF REFERENCE The company has not updated its software of hardware or software in 7 years. The company is expanding and desperately needs updating. As the company s getting bigger, problems have raised within the organisation. The company will struggle if it keeps the current software/hardware and continues to expand. In this report I will discuss issues regarding software and hardware and I will give my recommendations. This Report will be submitted on 24 October 2011 2 PROCEDURE 2.1 The project was discussed and explained by Linda White on 3 October 2011. 2.2 A deadline date was agreed for 24 October 2011. 2.3 I looked up lots of hardware and software on the internet and in catalogues. 2.4 Computer hardware and software were analysed and compared before choosing a suitable update for the currents equipment. 3 FINDINGS 3.1 Floppy disks were used to save spreadsheets. Floppy disks are not big enough to save spreadsheets and are not commonly used anymore; most laptops/computers don’t have them built in anymore although you can buy an external one. The company would need many floppy disks to save spreadsheets and they would take up a lot of space. Floppy disks are easily broken by dust or dirt. 3.2 Many files/records were duplicated because the older software did not support filter or sort. This could waste a lot of time and use up valuable space. Allowing duplicates allows more space for...
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...An Analysis of the Utilization of Under-Utilized Hotel Rooms Inventory as Executive Serviced Office Space Jeffrey R. Victor, CHA, CHE, CHS, CMP Fairleigh Dickinson University Author Note Correspondence concerning this paper should be addressed to: Jeffrey R. Victor, CHA, CHE, CHS, CMP Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, NJ 07940. Contact: jvictor@jeffreyvictor.com Analysis of Repurposing Underutilized Hotel Rooms Inventory as Executive Office Space 1 Abstract When hotels are built, the number of rooms built into inventory becomes a static item. Due to the physical nature of construction, the number of rooms become an inflexible and perishable commodity. In looking at the growing nature of the Executive or Serviced Office industry and the similarities between their product and a hotel’s offerings, it has been theorized that there are revenue opportunities in deploying a serviced office product in pre-existing hotels. Through an analysis of industry trends, demand for offices, product needs and revenue opportunity, a financial model has been developed. After reading this paper, the reader will be able to understand what a serviced executive office is, the similarities between that product and a hotel product and understand how to analyze revenue to determine the financial impact of repurposing a number of rooms as executive offices. They will then be able to utilize the model contained herein to determine if repurposing rooms in such a manner...
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...Area Factor Why pay rent for more space that you do not fill? The measurement of office space square footage for rent purposes is a commercial real estate concept that is commonly misunderstood by tenants and real estate professionals alike. The usable square footage, along with the tenant’s proportionate share of common areas in the building are factored in to determine the amount of rent in most office leases. For this reason, it is important for you to understand the difference between usable and rentable square footage along with the common area factor before you sign the bottom line. You want to know what you are going to be paying for and how much space you are actually going to...
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... Failure to ensure and provide a safe working environment can raise concerns in a variety of areas such as legal, financial and ethical issues. In the United Kingdom there are legislations in place designed to ensure that correct and appropriate systems of work, in regards to health and safety, exist within every organisation. Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 (HASWA), section 2, “It shall be the duty of every employer to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work of all his employees.” This highlights the responsibility employers have in ensuring their employees are safe of chemical, physical and machinery hazards and risks. Hazards can be defined as something that can cause adverse effects, such as water on a staircase because of the possibility of you slipping on it and hurting yourself. A risk is the likelihood that a hazard will actually cause its adverse effects, together with a measure of the effect. Risks are usually expressed as facts with a quantifiable likelihood, such as “one in a hundred”, paired with the effect and hazard, “fatal accident [effect] at work [hazard]”. Other important sections to highlight within the HASWA are section 3 “It shall be the duty of every employer..., so far as is reasonably practicable, that persons not in his employment who may be affected thereby are not thereby exposed to risks to their health and safety.” This underlines the...
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...| GRAND CENTAL OFFICE MARKET | | | Lisa Downing | 5/5/2009 | | Table of Contents Subject Headings Page Nos. Grand Central Office Market 1 Grand Central Scene 1 Who/What Dominates the District 2 Grand Central Office Climate 4 District Vis a Vis Office Setting 4 Historical Analysis of Market Statistics 6 Comparative Analysis: Grand Central, Midtown & Manhattan 7 History of Land Use and Development Trends 8 Grand Central Terminal Today 11 External Market Forces 12 Government Intervention 14 Employment 15 Subject Properties 18 Lincoln Building 18 JP Morgan Chase 20 Competitive Position 21 Summary & Trends 25 Projections 26 I. Grand Central Office Market Analysis The New York City Office Market is comprised of three submarkets, Downtown, Midtown and Midtown South. The Midtown submarket in the largest Central Business District in the United States; it is the submarket that the Grand Central office market is located and upon which this analysis is based. Other neighborhoods within the Midtown submarket include: Columbus Circle, Penn Plaza/Garment District, Plaza District and Times Square (Kindly refer to Appendix Nos.1 & 2). The Grand Central office market straddles in both Community Board #5...
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...the world. By using a systems development plan, The Bead Bar will be able to reach more customers. The Bead Bar should use an Enterprise DBMS to The Bead Bar. The enterprise DBMS will allow The Bead Bar is a large enough company that an enterprise DBMS will be what they need. Enterprise DBMS's are perfect for organizations, and companies that have multiple locations. The enterprise DBMS can give prices, changes, and inventory information to the different locations. Enterprise DBMS runs from one central location, then branches out to the other locations. They can connect directly to the company's websites to give the information needed to run the business such as item prices and inventory levels. The Network Model or the Codasyl is the best model for The Bead Bar. The Network Model allows data entered to be linked to each other. There are no restrictions in how the data is connected to each other as in the Hierarchical Model. This model is very complicated, but is very flexible. The Bead Bar needs flexibility in their data entries. There are many benefits of using a DBMS. One benefit of using a DBMS is that the DBMS transforms the data in a way that takes up less space. The user would enter the information and the DBMS would automatically change the information to another format so there is less space taken up. This gives the business more available space for more needed information. Another benefit of using a DBMS is the security that it provides the business. The DBMS settings...
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...THESIS MANUAL INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE PREPARATION OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS Research and Graduate Studies Texas A&M University-Kingsville Kingsville, Texas 78363 (361) 593-2808 SPRING 2011 COPYRIGHT PRIVILEGES BELONG TO RESEARCH AND GRADUATE STUDIES Reproduction of this THESIS MANUAL requires the written permission of the Graduate Dean. FOREWORD The nature of a research study should be one in which the investigation leads to new knowledge or enhancement of existing knowledge in the student's field of study, either through acquisition of new data or re-examination and interpretation of existing data. At the graduate level, all students should learn how new knowledge is created, how experimentation and discovery are carried out, and how to think, act and perform independently in their discipline. Depending upon the degree to which the discipline has an applied orientation, the student can demonstrate mastery of the discipline through means such as research papers, literature reviews, artistic performances, oral/written presentations or case studies. The doctoral dissertation is viewed in academia as the ultimate model of documentation of the student's research. The characteristics of dissertation research include the theoretical background, description of the problem, the method which was used to solve the problem, interpretation of results and explanation of their significance. The student is expected to produce a product of excellent quality which reflects...
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...Mixed-Use Development In Retail Real Estate Mixed-use developments allow developers to maximise FSI and minimise risks. How are developers making the most of them? Examining the benefits of mixed-use developments, it is surprising that they have not been the norm until now. When jobs, housing and commercial activities are located close together, quality of life improves and the property values also increase. It is an ideal use of FSI and goes a long way in de-risking the development for developers. Internationally, mixed-use has been more popular in the last two decades. An ideal mixed-use town centre uses drivable streets connected to the local street grid and public spaces as anchors. In many parts of the world, retail is a part and parcel of mixed-use developments. Shopping malls such as Skyplaza in Hong Kong are planned within or alongside office, hotel and residential blocks. Modern airports in India and abroad require designers to plan for extensive retail capacity and flexible spaces that appeal to shoppers in transit. Zahir Abbas, AVP Retail, Technopak Advisors, says, “With the dynamics and pressures of the changing economic climate, businesses are constantly looking for new ways to generate revenues and enhance productivities from a land space.” In the US, a decline in retail activity is causing conventional shopping centres to search for new purposes. Medical centres and education are making use of space in defunct malls or office parks. Vacant retail...
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... Explain where an employee can reasonably expect to have privacy in the workplace. In general workplaces can be divided into two types. The first type is the closed office space. When doors are closed in this type, there is virtually complete privacy for conversations taking place within the enclosed space. Its direct opposite of an enclosed office space, an open office space is a series of desks within an open area separated at most by various pieces of furniture and petitions. Due to the recent trend of litigation resulting from the use of surveillance in the work place, electronic surveillance has taken a larger spot in law than ever before. Most employees use the computers at their jobs to do private things such as send personal email or make an online purchase. Most are convinced that these little slips in the workplace go unnoticed by their employers and feel that their actions remain something private that only then know of. However 75% of large companies monitor internet and email usage by their employees (Scott Cox, 2005). The flow of electronic information has proven to be equally difficult to protect as well as monitor. There are laws that protect employees’ rights to privacy however there is grey area when it comes to electronic privacy within the workplace. Employers argue the need to protect themselves...
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