WBS 1 Acquisition & Planning 1.1 Grounds 1.1.1 Franchise Fee 1.1.2 Purchase Land 1.1.3 Hire Architect 1.1.4 Review & Approve Blue Prints 1.1.5 General Contractor Solicitation 1.1.6 Hire General Contractor 1.1.7 Submit Blue Prints to City 1.1.8 Purchase Permits 1.1.9 Order Utilities 2 Construct Building 2.1 General Contractor 2.1.1 Land 2.1.1.1 Excavate Land 2.1.1.2 Prep Footing & Foundation 2.1.1.3 City Inspection - Footing & Foundation 2.1.1.4 Pour Concrete -
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borrower's assets. As a result, the lender has collateral until the loan amount is repaid. Subsidiary ledger A record of the details to support a general ledger account. The general ledger account is often referred to as the control account. For example, the accounts receivable subsidiary ledger provides the details to support the balance in the general ledger control account Accounts Receivable. Simple regression Regression analysis with only one independent variable. Social Security taxes
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record and activity is crucial. Once the activity has been identified as a transaction that must be recorded, then the next step is to journalize the transaction. The journalizing process can be done in a variety of ways; the most common method is the general journal, although some companies keep other special journals. The next step in the accounting cycle is posting, which is “the procedure of transferring journal entries
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A flexible manufacturing system (FMS) is a type of industrial process that allows equipment to be used for more than one purpose, though they may be somewhat related. The equipment is often used to make customized parts, or make different parts for different models of product. This type of flexible manufacturing system may be changed by hand, but is more likely to be controlled by a computer, and changed through an entirely automated process. The main goal of a flexible manufacturing system is to
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Question #1 How difficult a challenge did Welch face in 1981? How effectively did he take charge? When Jack Welch took over as CEO of GE in April 1981, the world was in a recession. GE needed to be restructured, and this involved restructuring, reduction of its payroll and modernization. Jack Welch adopted a strategy of “Fix, Sell or Close”. This strategy enabled GE to exit unprofitable businesses and restructure loss-making businesses into profitable businesses. Jack Welch’s management
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isn’t terribly surprising. Yet office romances pose sensitive ethical issues for organizations and employees. What rights and responsibilities do organizations have to regulate the romantic lives of their employees? Take the case of former General Electric CEO Jack Welch and Suzy Wetlaufer. The two met while Wetlaufer was interviewing Welch for Harvard Business Review article, and Welch was still married. Once their relationship was out in the open, some accused Wetlaufer of being unethical
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Ashmar K. Austrie Organizational Behavior Case Study #8 – Did Toyota’s Culture Cause its Problems 1. Organization culture is “A system of shared meaning held by members that distinguishes the organization from other organizations” (Judge, 2011). Toyota’s ‘insular arrogant culture’, and the fact they were they makers of the faulty vehicles that had to be recalled was what caused them to be blamed for the unintended acceleration issue. According to the case: “Fortune argued: ‘Like GM before
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| Caso II | Administración General | | Marcelo González, Martín Larralde, Santiago Méndez | | | Caso Dos Pregunta uno: ¿Es ético el ofrecimiento de los mismos servicios que ofrece la empresa empleadora por parte de un operario fuera del horario de trabajo a quienes no son clientes de la empresa? Fundamente su respuesta y criterios obligatorios. Respuesta: Primeramente, consideramos que es necesario establecer la definición de ética empresarial, ésta es “el estudio de las
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earned less than $20,000 per year. The Company’s merchandising and operating strategies are primarily designed to meet the need for basic consumable products of the consumers in these lower income groups. Our Stores . The traditional Dollar General store has, on average, approximately 6,800 square feet of selling space and generally serves customers who live within five miles of the store. Of the Company’s 8,019 stores operating as of March 3, 2006, approximately 4,580 serve communities with
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(Car trade, n.d) The market is divided into four segments namely two-wheelers, three-wheelers, passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles. (Grewal, n.d) Source: Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) According to the deputy director general of SIAM Sugato Sen cited in Economic Times (economic times,n.d) despite the recent jump of sales of passenger vehicles theIndian automobile industry will know a negative fiscal year in term of sales. Nearly all the global car manufacturers are present
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