PREFACE Projects are an indispensable part of any kind of formal education. They help us to have a practical exposure as well as better outlook of the subject, which we are studying. In a professional course like PGDBM, the students are equipped with strong theoretical knowledge about the business operations and the time-tested methods of running a successful business. To make this theoretical knowledge stronger, the students are assigned certain projects in various organizations to
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efficient market theory by measuring the effects of Hurricane Katrina, one of the most deadly and destructive natural disasters to occur in the United States, on stock prices in insurance industry. It hypothesizes that insurance providers who offer services in the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina should incur a loss in the market-price of their stock following the natural disaster. This event study analyzed fifteen publicly-traded major insurance providers and the risk-adjusted rate of return on
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Union Carbide’s Bhopal Plant (A) Case Analysis 1. How could Union Carbide have prevented the Bhopal accident or reduced its impact? Union Carbide could prevent the Bhopal accident by getting the plant moved or build at least 15 miles away from population center. Also, the plant should have daily, weekly, monthly records of plant operation and maintenance in order to control the quality of the plant. The vital parts of the plant which includes storage tank, monitoring instrumentation, vent
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Destiny Carter 11/08/12 Per.5 Geography Chernobyl On April 26, 1986, a hellish white glow bejeweled a small, little-known town in central Ukraine, now notoriously recognized by the international community as Chernobyl. During the early morning, operators had been running an ill-conceived experiment on reactor unit number four, during which a spike the operating level of the core caused a catastrophic explosion. The resulting eruption of radionuclide’s, both from the initial explosion and from
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Disaster Recovery Plan Saphia Christopher Strayer University CIS 462 Dr. Basta An IT disaster recovery plan provides step-by-step procedures for recovering disrupted systems and networks, to help them resume normal operations. The goal of these processes is to minimize any negative impacts to company operations. The IT disaster recovery process identifies critical IT systems and networks; prioritizes their recovery time objective; and delineates the steps needed to restart, reconfigure
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Business Continuity Planning (BCP) Sample Plan For Nonprofit Organizations Introduction The following is a ABC disaster recovery plan. Please note that this plan is provided to generate ideas only on the creation of an organization’s plan. It is not intended to be a complete work. Plans can be developed using many different formats this represents just one. Additionally, not every recovery function is represented and not every plan component is presented. 1.0 Overview 1.1 Policy Statement
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30% | Assessment Type | Written | Due Date | Week 6 | Room | 101 George St | Details of Subject | Qualification | ICA50111 Diploma of Information Technology | Subject Name | Disaster Recovery and Contingency Plans | Details of Unit(s) of competency | Unit Code | ICASAS505A Review and update disaster recovery and contingency plans | Details of Student | Student Name | | College | | Student ID | | Student Declaration: I declare that the work submitted is my own, and has
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Effects of Fukushima On March 11, 201 the 9.0 magnitude Tohoku earthquake triggered a tsunami off the coast of Japan. This tsunami caused the failure of 3 nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi I plant, one of the biggest power plants in the world. Since the incident, 400 tons of radioactive water has been dumping daily into the ocean, contaminating sea life as well as the atmosphere. As of 2013 at least 42 commercial fish species from around the area where the spill happened have been deemed
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Q1. NAME AND DESCRIBE THREE AUTHENTICATION METHODS. Authentication is defined by Essentials Guide as is the process of determining whether someone or something is, in fact, who or what it is declared to be. Authentication means verifying the identity of someone (a user, device, or an entity) who wants to access data, resources, or applications. Validating that identity establishes a trust relationship for further interactions. Authentication is the first step in access control, and there are three
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printouts. What actions, if any, should these personnel take toward the actions of the cleaning staff? What actions, if any, should be taken by IS administration? Case Scenario 2 (Natural Disaster): Living on the Gulf Coast is a benefit that many residents of this small Southern town enjoy, however, natural disasters are a concern. The town has just been struck by a hurricane and the entire basement of your operation is flooded by the storm surge. Patient files were destroyed or washed away with the
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