...Challenges * Indirect competition from scheduler apps available on Google Play store. * Scalability after spreading to the first few colleges. * Maintaining 100% reliability, as it is a critical app. * Some users may find the monthly fee too high. * Some people may not see the value addition by the app. Marketing * Market Size : Data from survey conducted in campus:- * 44% have android phone * Estimated Initial market size= 44% of total Students in BM, HR, RM, Part Time and Ex-PGP. Around 350 students. * Annual Market growth Rate:- o Zero (assuming that this is implemented only in XIMB) o If we implement it in XLRI in second year, market grows by 60%. Strategy * Download link for the app will be provided on the A.I.S login page. This will increase the visibility of the app immensely. Users will be able to download and view the aesthetics of the app. In order to utilize the functionality they will have to sign up and pay for it. * The availability of the app will be communicated through stu mail, notice board and Facebook. * Marketing in other colleges will be done via the Student council of the institutes. The market can be divided into three types of users: 1. Hot users: These users are open to the idea of the app since they see great utility in the app. They are users who are have missed deadlines and want the help of the app. They will be willing to pay the specified fee. 2. Warm users: These...
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...this judicial affidavit in a question and answer format; That conformably with Section 3(b) of the said A.m. No. 12-8-8-SC, I also state that it was investigator YYY of the office of the prosecutor, who conducted the examination of the undersigned affiant at Tacloban City under the supervision of XXX, also from the same office. That also pursuant with Section 3(c) thereof, I hereby state under pain of perjury that in answering the questions asked of me as appearing herein below, I was fully conscious that I did so under oath, and that I may face criminal liability for false testimony or perjury; Questions and Answers . . . Q: What is your name? A: I am XXX. Q: How old are you? A: I am 35 years of age. Q: Where do you live? A: I live at Paseo de Legaspi, Tacloban City Q: Do you swear to tell the truth, under oath, and that you may face criminal liability for falsification and perjury? A: Yes. Q: What is your purpose in coming here in my office? A: I would like to file a complaint against YYY, for Estafa. Q: Okay. Do you know YYY? A: Yes. Q: How are you related to YYY? A: She is my half-sister. Q: Okay. How old is she? A: 25. Q: Do you know where she lives? A: Yes, at 419 Emerald St., Posadas Village, Sucat, Muntinlupa City. Q: Why are you suing YYY? A: I gave her FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS (PHP 50, 000.00) for...
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...Texans went to the polls on Tuesday, November 3 to cast their ballots on a range of constitutional provisions. The results were XXX. YYYY Proposition 1 (XXXX – yyy%-zzz%) Current law provides an exemption of $15,000 of a residence homestead from property taxation for public school purposes. Basically, the proposed amendment would increase this exemption to $25,000. School districts would be held harmless from all or part of the revenue loss with additional legislative funding. The amendment also would constitutionally prohibit a sales tax being imposed on the sale of your home or business property. Supporters suggested cutting property taxes by increasing the homestead exemption would stimulate economic growth and provide tax relief, as well as increase the state share of public school funding. Moreover, homestead exemptions particularly benefit low-income individuals, by exempting a higher percentage of the value of a less expensive house. Opponents argued that many taxpayers will see only marginal reductions in their property taxes – as little as $126 annually, according to some estimates. Proposition 2 (XXXX – yyy%-zzz%) In 2011, voters approved a constitutional amendment to allow a surviving spouse of a disabled veteran an exemption from property taxation on the disabled veteran’s residence homestead, as long as the...
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...적용 화폐 2. 협상결과 XXX COMPANY는 다양한 협상기법을 활용하여 당초 YYY COMPANY에서 요구한 라이센스 계약서 초안의 내용을 다음과 같이 변경하는 데 성공했다. (1) Sub-License 문제 - 당초 아무 규정 없음 → 사전 동의를 얻은 후 국내에서 Sub-License 부여할 수 있도록 함 (2) 계약기간 - 당초 아무 규정 없음 → 특허 만료일까지로 규정 (3) 계약지역 - 당초 미국으로 제한 → 한국 및 아시아 신흥국에 대한 우선권 보장 (4) 로열티 지급 스케쥴 - 당초 일시불로 정산해서 지급 → 매 6개월마다 정산해서 지급 (5) 로열티 Rate - 당초 과거분은 2$/unit, 향후 예상분은 4$/unit → 과거분 1.5$/unit, 향후 예상분 2.5$/unit (6) 로열티 지급 화폐 - 당초 USD로만 지급 → 국가별 환율 급변동시 지급화폐를 변경할 수 있도록 함 3. 타결방안 “Win-Win 협상을 위한 Issue-Making” XXX COMPANY의 interest를 충족시키는 Win-Win협상을 위해서는 협상의 파이를 키워야 하며 ‘로열티 rate'만으로 협상을 진행하다 보면 서로 양보할 수 있는 범위가 적다는 점을 고려했다. 더군다나 ’로열티 rate를 준수하는 것‘이 YYY COMPANY의 전세계적인 정책이라면 이를 뒤집기가 힘들 것이므로 다른 전략을 써야 한다는 점에 주력했다. 라이센스 시나리오를 분석하면서 XXX COMPANY에게는 ‘로열티 rate' 못지 않게 중요한 issue들이 있음을 파악했다. (1) Sub-License의 문제 실제 라이센스 사업을 하다 보면 국내에 자본력 있는 제3의 업체에게 재라이센스(sub-license)를 줄 경우 자금적인 문제나 마케팅의 측면에서 도움이 될 수 있다. 특허 만료일까지 남은 기간이 1년 6개월 밖에 되지 않으므로 특별한 문제가 없는 한 계약물품에 대한 Sub-License권한도 줄 것을 요구하기로 했다. (2) 계약기간 당초 시나리오에는 특허 만료일만 언급되어 되어 있고 계약기간에 대해서 구체적으로 명지 않았다. 특허 만료일까지 계약기간을 보장해 줄 것을 YYY COMPANY에게 요청했다. (3) 계약지역(territory) 라이센스 계약에서 또 중요한 사항은 어느 지역범위에서 라이센스를 받느냐 하는 점이다. 당초 라이선스 시나리오에는 당연히 “미국 내”에 대해서만 언급되어 있었다. 하지만 XXX COMPANY가 인근 나라 중 다른 곳에서도 제품을 판매할 수 있는지 물어본 바, 한국에는 본사가 있고 아시아 신흥국에서는 충분히 도전해 볼만 하다고 했다. 따라서 일단 territory를 아시아 신흥국까지 확장하는 것을 요청하기로 했다. (4) 로열티 지급 스케쥴 XXX COMPANY는 로열티 rate에 대해서만 신경을 쓸 뿐, 로열티 지급 스케쥴에 대해서는 미처 생각을 하지 못하고 있었다. 즉 YYY COMPANY가 제시한 요구사항에는 “일시불로 로열티를 지급”하기로 되어 있는데 사업을 운영하다...
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...sms. On the beginning we can hear the song Someone like you with distant general cafe roar. On the other side of the stage is Jonathan at departure launch, waiting to check in. The distant drone of the announcer giving up date on flight to Glasgow. He is also on a cell phone typing sms, his arm draped with coat. The female and male voices are read in the back ground, following the movements of writing sms The song Adele-someone like you Regrets and mistakes They`re Memories Made Who would have Known How bittersweet This would taste Caroll :Hi Joe thanks a lot for coming to city today. Did you give the bag to Helen. Is everything OK? Joe: Everything is under control yyy Carol: Oh, Yes, I remember You have been always control frick (just a joke) I don`t understand why YYY- anyway enjoy there Joe: Are you slow thinker today :) Carol: I have a lot of time ; I am young Joe: Like lady in her 50th Carol: 50th ;(, well I am already in the restaurant, having fun Joe: are you having affair Carol: I can not tell you now, first you need to give me an explanation why you are asking this Joe: What a sinful thoughts Carol: what are your sinful thoughts Joe: Better not, you will get excited ;) Carol: Don`t worry, it sounds thrilling. Tell me are they only sinful thoughts or already sins Joe: No more talk let get to the action Carol: When and where...
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...Personal Essay Waking up in my boarding room bed at 2 AM on a warm summer day in 1988, I distinctly remember being worried about my 6th grade algebra test scheduled later in the day. I craved for my parents’ guidance and moral support but they were thousands of miles away living in another country. Years later, when I recounted this experience to my father, he confided to me, with tears welling up in his eyes, that not a day goes by without him feeling remorse for not having been around to guide me during my youth. While my parents showered me with material comforts and love, it still did not compensate for their physical absence. Experiences such as these motivated me to mentor a team of four at ZZZ, an organization aimed at preparing high school students for college. The students were mostly from broken homes with very little means of sustenance. My responsibility, when I joined ZZZ in summer ‘09, was to guide my team to conceive a product, create a business plan and present it during the business plan competition at the end of the school year. During the first few meetings, we discussed numerous product ideas, few practical and many impractical. Though taken by their enthusiasm, I had to help them focus on a feasible product taking into account time and logistical constraints. Doing so with teenagers took considerable patience, but eventually, given our collective craving for desserts, a great product idea - “Customizable candy wrappers” was born! We soon got to work after...
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...Internal Audit Chapter 5 Review 1. A business process is the set of connected activities linked with each other for the purpose of achieving an objective or goal. 2. Two general types of business processes are present in most organizations that deliver goods and services: the operating processes and the management and support processes. The operating processes include strategic planning, product and service design and development, marketing, production/delivery, invoicing, and collection. The management and support processes include obtaining and managing the organization’s human resources (this could include hiring, training, benefits), managing financial resources (including budgeting, financial accounting, treasury), managing the information technology resources, managing physical resources (facilities management, security, maintenance, etc.), the organization’s compliance and governance systems, and the process for managing the organization’s external stakeholders (government relations, public relations, etc.). 5. A top-down approach begins at the entity level with the organization’s objectives, and then identifies the key processes critical to the success of each of the organization’s objectives. A bottom-up approach begins by looking at all processes directly at the activity level, and then aggregates the identified processes across the organization. 7. The two common methods used to document processes are process maps and process write-ups. Process...
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...procedure and a specific type of termination of that flight path. Path terminators are assigned to all RNAV, SID, STAR and Approach Procedure segments in an airborne navigation database. Formal Description: (Way point) (Underlined) denotes ‘fly-over’. (Way point) (not underlined) denotes ‘fly-by’ or RF waypoint as appropriate. To (waypoint) denotes a TF path terminator. To (Waypoint) on course XXX denotes a CF path terminator. Direct to (way point) denotes a DF path terminator. (Waypoint) {R,NN,N,LatLong} denotes an RF path terminator, the radius and the centre point of a fixed radius turn in terminal airspace. Climb on track XXX, at or above YYY feet turn right/left denotes and FA path terminator. From (Waypoint) to XXX feet on track XXX denotes an FA Path terminator. Climb on heading XXX, at or above YYY feet turn left/right denotes a VA path terminator. From (waypoint) to XXXX feet on heading XXX denotes a VA path terminator. Continue on heading XXX denotes a VM path terminator. Continue on track XXX denotes a FM path terminator. Abbreviated Description. The description may be abbreviated by placing the leg constraints in Brackets after the waypoint name as follows: Speed, track and altitude constraints are contained within square brackets.[ ] If [A Set of Constraints ] is not preceded by a waypoint name, the last calculated track must be flown until the constraint is reached. AUGUST...
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...(online) * Unit Assignment * NAME: Connor Craig Assignment for Unit 1. Introduction to the Course * Spring 2016 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GOAL: The goal of this “warm-up” assignment is to introduce you to the three major means of doing work in this course via CANVAS and test your ability to follow directions ;-). You will: (1) Take a Survey that mimics a Quiz. (2) Contribute to a Discussion that mimics one or two assignments. (3) Use this file to mimic a regular Weekly Assignment. General Instructions: • This file is named U01_YYY_Z_S16.doc. Download and save this file, changing the leading “YYY” to the first three letters of your last name and the “Z” to your first names’ initial (ALL IN CAPS). • Add your name to the right of “NAME” above. • Do the following and do them in the sequence provided, please. • Add you answers into the block provided – otherwise, do not edit the document in any way. • When a question has sections (like a and b), start the answer to each on a separate paragraph and use the section label (a or b) so that the transition is clearly demarked. • Submit as instructed. (A) Course Survey: Go to the “Week 1” page, click on Unit 1 Quiz “Warm-up Survey” and take the very short survey. (Note: Surveys have the Quiz symbol, but this one is not graded.) (B) Discussion: Go to the same places as in (A),...
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...Useful Definitions and Information about Bonds Here is some terminology to remember: Bond: Long term debt instruments issued by corporations or governments Face Value (or par value or maturity value): The promised repayment at the end of the loan Coupon: The regular interest payments promised by the bond issuer Coupon Rate: Annual coupon payment divided by the face value Time to maturity: Number of years remaining to the face value payment (notice that ‘time to maturity’ for a bond decreases as time passes since the maturity date is a fixed, pre-determined date) Yield to Maturity (or required return or market rate): The rate of return that is required by the market for the bond at hand. Don’t be surprised to observe that the Yield to Maturity (YTM) may differ from the Coupon Rate in many occasions. This happens since coupon rate is fixed over the term of the bond, but YTM is a dynamic figure that is shaped by factors relating to the bond issuer and/or the general economy (e.g. interest rate movements in the economy or changes in the default-risk of the issuer). More formally, a bond is evidence of debt issued by a corporation or a governmental body. A bond represents a loan made by investors to the issuer. In return for his/her money, the investor (or bondholder or lender) receives a legal claim on future cash flows of the borrower. The issuer promises to: - Make regular coupon payments every period until the bond matures, and - Pay the face/par/maturity value...
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