...Haji Samuri Jutawan Sate 130 Ribu cucuk sehari masih belum bersedia ke luar Negara ... Berkunjung ke Bandar Kajang tidak lengkap jika tidak singgah ke gerai sate. Sate Kajang sudah sinonim bunyinya. Tetapi sate mana satu yang paling sedap? Menurut sejarah, Sate Kajang diasaskan oleh Haji Tasnim Sakiban sehingga mempopularkan peniaga-peniaga sate di kajang sejak tahun 60-an. Kini jenama Sate Haji Samuri popular di seluruh Malaysia. Diusahakan sendiri dengan dibantu anak dan menantunya serta ahli keluara lain. Pemiliknya berbangga kerana Sate Haji Samuri dikenali ramai. Memperkenalkan Sate Kajang Haii Samur bukanlah perkara yang mudah atau menumpang populariti sate Kajang semata-mata. Haji Samuri Jutawan Sate Haji Samuri Jutawan Sate Kenapa dinamakan Sate Kajang Haji Samuri? Bagi Tuan Haji Samuri Haji Juraimi, pemilik perniagaan Sate Haji Samuri, itu adalah lebih mudah untuk orang kenal kerana umpama menggunakan serta kenalkan jenama sendiri. Menurut Samuri, berniaga sate sebenarnya tidak memerlukan modal yang besar. Tetapi kerana ingin memiliki gerai sendiri, modal permulaan antara RM18,000 hingga RM30,000 dilaburkan. Samuri memulakan perniagaan di gerai No. 5 di Medan Sate Kajang yang diambil alih dari seorang tauke Cina yang menjual air tebu. Bermula dari gerai No.5 itulah Sate Haji Samuri berkembang sehingga berjaya membuka 18 cawangan, yang terbaru di Port Dickson dan akan datang di Kompleks PKNS di Shah Alam. Kilang Di Kajang sahaja terdapat...
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...MGT 4630 Developing New Product and Services Coke Zero study by Antonio Cardoso M9820394 The aim of this report is to critically evaluate a new product that has been launched in the last 10years. The report will assess the performance of the new product, the strategy and process used by the company in developing and launching the product and to see if it was successful or not. What is a new product and what is a new product development process According to Crawford and Di Benedetto (2011) a new product is one that is either new to an organisation or a market and that it can be broken down into the following categories They go on to suggest that a new product goes through the following stages 1. Opportunity Identification and selection 2. Concept Generation 3. Concept/Project Evaluation 4. Development 5. Launch New Products Management Tenth Edition Crawford and Di Benedetto (p30, 2011) It is worth noting that the text goes on to say about the above processes that “the activities are not sequential but overlapping and it is not implied that one phase must be completed before work can begin on the next one” . I’m expecting my analysis of a real world product will not only show that the process overlaps but that it is more flexible/agile. I think that two phases can be completed at the same time, or that in some circumstances or possibly for certain products that the new products team might go from phase 1 to 2 to 4 and then possibly back to 2 before returning...
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...112 U.S. and international patents. She is widely acclaimed as “The Queen of QVC” due to her out-of-the-ballpark success in launching new products on QVC”. Lori became an entrepreneur by accident; her degree was in Journalism and Communications. She would often come up with ideas for children’s books that she would put on hold. Lori’s husband Dan inspired her to pursue her dreams of writing a children’s book after seeing a bestseller book similar to her original idea. From this moment she realized that she would not miss an opportunity such as this again. Lori’s next entrepreneurial feat was an earring organizer. After a $300,000 loan, she managed to first get her...
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...1. Introduction The purpose of the report is to give recommendations on what Coke Zero must do in the way of altering their current marketing mix to expand and grow their product and brand. 2. Summary The outcome of the report is to identify what parts of the marketing mix need to be altered to meet the needs of the critical success factors. 3. Coke – The Company Coca Cola have evolved over the last century into a multinational leading manufacturer, distributer and marketer in the soft drinks industry that currently operates in over 200 countries (Coca Cola 2013). Based in Atlanta, Georgie, the Coca Cola company sells more than 400 different brands that produce over 3000 different products include Coke Zero. Coke Zero is a zero sugar drink introduced in 2005 and is designed to taste exactly the same as regular Coca Cola. It was primarily targeted towards the young male audience of ages 16-24, because Coca Cola realised that young men didn’t want to purchase drinks that had the word “diet” in. This was due to diet drinks being seen as feminist to this target market. Coke Zero biggest current competitor is Pepsi, Pepsi have their own zero sugar drink “Diet Pepsi”. Coca Cola holds a much larger market share than Pepsi with over 50% in the global market. (IBTime 2013). However this is not the case for the Middle Eastern and Asian markets where per capita consumption is higher for Pepsi than Coke (Tamara Rutter 2013) 4. Coke – Critical Success Factors “Critical success factors...
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...change attitude upon homosexuality positively, with some of them like South Korea, America and Canada have the largest change from 2007 to 2013 (PewResearchCenter 2013). A vast percentage of 92 percent America’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) adults reflected that greater acceptance of love equality has shown in the past decade and the growing trend would be expected to continue in the coming decade (PewResearchCenter 2013). According to a previous research data from Witeck Communications (2013), the total purchase power of American LGBT adult is estimated to be 830 billion dollar. With the massive economic contributions behind LGBT group, huge potential opportunity for marketing exists. Marketing Response towards the Trend More and more brands are following the trend to respond to the LGBT advertising and most of them have widespread impact online (Snyder 2015). Burger King launched a regular burger with special rainbow-colored wrapper printing a message “we are all the same inside” in Pride week (Snyder 2015). People in LGBT community said that they feel supported and this made them feel proud (Oster 2014). Ben & Jerry produced a limited edition flavor ice-cream called “Apple-y Ever After”, with the aim to set an ideology but not about marketing. Surprisingly, they received the highest ever engagement levels from social media posts compared to their previous campaign (Goldhill 2014). Tiffany & Co....
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...struggle with competitiveness with other players. For example, one of the main conflicts for T.J. and his teammates is trying to earn the lettermen jacket and that is a typical conflict for many high school athletes aswell. Setting and Mood The story takes place in Cutter High School, Spokane, Washington and All Night Fitness Gym where T.J. and his swim team practice daily. The novel is indirectly stated as a present time setting. The setting of the story gives the reader the feeling of sympathy, trust, joy, sadness, and pride. For example, the reader feels sympathy when he sees Chris Coughlin being shoved into a locker by Mike Barbour for wearing his deceased brother’s lettermen jacket. The reader also feels joy and pride when the zero-to-hero swim team finally earns their lettermen jackets. The story would change dramatically if the setting was different such as, if the story took place in the past, the main conflict wouldn’t be earning a jacket for swimming, it would be for surviving the longest during the Black Plague. Tone The tone of the main character is very confident and wise. In certain situations, such as when T.J. tells the team that he believes that the entire team can earn a jacket, his tone was very confident. When he talked to females in the novel and gave the advice, his tone was wise. “Mom, somebody’s got to teach that asshole that he can’t be doing that…” (144) the tone of T.J.’s voice when he said that was aggravated and revengeful. The tone shifts...
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...had cracked two vertebrae near the top of Eric’s spinal column- the C3 and the C4- which lead to his paralysis. After a long night of surgery at Hackensack Medical Center, Dr. Vingan told Karen LeGrand, Eric’s mother, that Eric had a zero to five percent chance of regaining neurological function. As of May, 2012, EMG technicians discovered that some nerves were sending electrical signals in and around his spinal cord. Technicians also noticed that Eric has been able to twitch is biceps, triceps, and one of his fingers. LeGrand’s Hero’s Journey galvanized and dumbfounded millions throughout New Jersey and across the nation with his unimaginable optimism and faith through his road of trials. The accident, his determination, and his charitable speeches of the story are why many find him a hero and true inspiration....
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...has been named many different names, from hero to traitor. But what is he really? On the scale from traitor to hero, he falls in the middle, closer to the heroic side. The knowing population is divided in its stance in knowing who really is...
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...Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey exemplify the lack of empathy in the protagonists’ attribute which is different to Virgil’s hero that show more mercy in making decision. Many Trojans in Iliad died in Achilles hand with no mercy even being given advice on not to do so by his own mother (9.423-28,21.123-29). Even after killing Hector, he abuses the corpse by fastening it to the back of his chariot, and drags him around Patroklos's burial mound (24.17-20). On top of that, in Odyssey, Odysseus also illustrates the behavior of lack of empathy during the bloodshed happens in the hall where he killed the suitors mercilessly. Odysseus killed Antinous, who is the leader of the suitors by firing up an arrow straight to his throat (22.437). Even though Eurymachus already offered Odysseus to...
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...He first started out as a social outcast for his blurred past and unusual strength, but by realizing his untapped potential, he begins a journey towards self discovery, becoming on of the greats. During the peak of his transformation into a hero, he becomes the city’s “guard”, protecting the people from the monsters and terrors of Hades. Through his bravery, he is able to give the people a voice, saying that the monsters can’t terrorize them anymore; for years, the inhabitants lived in fear for they knew of the horrendous creatures that lurked outside their city, but now, they no longer have to worry about death by supernatural. However, as Hercules was being the hero of the story, he found himself lost in the fame and fortune, loosing who he truly was. Instead of being heroic in order to regain his immortality and find his family again, he did it for the fame and the attention that he never had before. As a result of his failures and successes, Hercules is finally able to discover what it really takes to be a hero and is reunited with his family once and for all; as the common axiom recounts, one needs to fail in order to learn and succeed. From fiction to reality, identity creeps it’s way into modern day democracy, based on the foundation that the power goes to the...
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...HOUSTON MAJOR ELECTION Name: Institution: Introduction An election is a planned official procedure of electing as well as being elected, particularly of an associate of a political body (Eulau, 2015). Consequently, this paper will attempt to demonstrate on the names as well as the background of the three candidates, the issues that are being debated by the candidates. The candidates stand on the issues, who won along with the candidate that I favored. Thus, this will be concerning the Houston major election. The Election period impends in Houston. This November, the people will cast their votes ushering in a novel mayor into office so as to substitute Democrat Anise Parker, who has worked the utmost of three terms ever since 2010. Seven candidates have affirmed their submission with five Democrats along with two Republicans. Thus, each one of them offers their response to the city’s disputes as well as policy’s to ensure its development. Considering that the voter turnout in mayoral elections has gradually reduced in a couple of the last years. It is vital to connect as Houstonians that have a vested significance not only in the city’s educational growth but its opinionated life as well (Garza, 2014). Among the candidates, they comprise Chris Bell, who is a Democrat, Bill King a Republican as well...
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...As told by Joseph Cambell “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.” What is World War Z? World War Z is a 2013 American apocalyptic action horror film directed by Marc Forster. The screenplay by Matthew Michael Carnaham, Drew Goddard, and Damon Lindelof is from a screenplay story Carnaham and J. Michael Straczynski, based on the 2006 novel of the same name by Max Brooks. Gerry Lane is a hero because he puts his family before himself, puts himself in danger against the zombies, and is destined to find the cure. Gerry Lane puts his family before himself by protecting them in any way possible. In the beginning, Gerry and his family were living an ordinary life. He and his family were on their way to school and work while being caught up in a traffic jam that morning which turned into something unexpectedly. People were running for their lives trying to find food, aid and shelter. Gerry had noticed...
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...mentioned above. I expect to find that Oryx and Crake can be seen as a warning because the issues the novel approaches are all issues that are present in the world today. THE POST-APOCALYPTIC GENRE AND NARRATIVE STRUCTURE The novel “Oryx and Crake” were written by Margaret Atwood in 2003. The novel falls into the genre ‘post-apocalyptic fiction’, which can be defined as fiction that tells the story about what the world has become after the destruction of the earth or society as we know it; the word ‘post’ meaning what comes after and ‘apocalypse’ meaning revelation . An example of the post-apocalyptic setting can be found on the first page of Oryx and Crake; “Out of habit, he looks at his watch … a blank face is what it shows him: zero hour” . Zero hour can be interpreted according to the doomsday clock as when the existing world has ended, the clock has stroked past midnight, and there is no time left to change the situation; the humans can do nothing but accept their current situation. This is the case with Oryx and Crake, since it is too late to change the world back to what it once was. The novel starts ‘in medias res', and keeps switching between the past and the present world, however, the novel has its beginning in the post-apocalyptic world. The post-apocalyptic genre often uses a term called suspension of disbelief; this term suggests that if a writer, in this case Margaret Atwood, can create a “human interest and resemblance of truth” in a fictional work, the reader...
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...The notion I'm going to deal with is the idea of myths and heroes. First of all, I'd like to give a short definition, so according to me a myth or a hero is a person who inpires others with his positive thoughts, values or goals. We get totaly influenced and attracted by their good qualities which motivate us to do something good to the society. We can learn good qualities like patriotism, bravery, courage, non violence, compassion, humility, kindness. I would like to illustrate this notion through the theme of Influence and Role Models. We may wonder how can the actions of icons of the past have consequences on people nowadays? In order to illustrate the fact that what they do influence us, our lives, our beliefs, our values My presentation will fall into 3 parts: First of all, I'll concentrate on how role models inspire us by their actions that move us to do the same, then I'll analyse how they encourage us to be the best that we can be before finally focusing on the fact that they are selfless and teach us how to be. Nowadays, a lot of successful people were seen as other’s model. Most of us looked up to someone. It is wildly acknowledged that, role models can influence our lives. They can play an important role in shaping our society. They are figures who seem to embody everything that we think is good, all of the ideal traits that we would like to be able to possess for ourselves, and the kind of life that we would one day want to live. For instance they can provide...
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... Labor Laws and Unions Unions employ labor laws to protect their members from organizations that operate in violation of the National Labor Relations Board. It is imperative that organizations such as Lewis & Lambert have a clear understanding of their union contract and the laws set forth by the NLRB. Lewis & Lambert Lewis & Lambert is Sheet Metal Contracting entity located in Fort Worth, Texas established in 1965 that prides itself in performance, quality, and value. The company is a unionized entity under contract with Sheet Metal Workers (SMW) Local 68. Lewis & Lambert's additionally owns a subsidiary, Sigma Building Services, providing HVAC, and plumbing services. Union Benefits. Lewis & Lambert employees gain the rewards of union benefits. "Union members earn better wages and benefits than workers who aren't union members" (AFL-CIO, 2011, para. 1). Additionally, Sheet Metal union members realize the advantages of health insurance benefits and stable workforce. Unionization Process. The organization employees entered the union upon its inception. The organization collected signatures of the employees calling for union representation and willing to pay union dues to Sheet Metal Workers (SMW) Local 68. According to HR Hero (2011), a minimum requirement of 30% of employees must propose induction prior to an election process (HR Hero, 2011, para. 2). Union Bargaining and Effects. Union representatives and organizations engage in a process...
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