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Introduction

Celiac disease (CD), also known as gluten enteropathy, is a life-long gluten-sensitive autoimmune disorder of the small intestine that affects genetically susceptible people all over the world. The disease is triggered by the consumption of gluten, which is a protein complex, typically found in barley, wheat, and rye. The disease affects the villi of the small intestine, preventing the body from absorbing nutrients, primarily fat, calcium, iron, and folate. In celiac disease, the body begins to attack itself whenever a genetically susceptible person eats gluten. At least 0.6 to 1.0% of the population worldwide is affected by this disease ( Continue reading...

Introduction

The collapse of the financial world few years back herald a greater and deeper problem in the corporate world – ethical conduct of businessmen and corporate leaders or managers. Large companies from the First World have illustrated a collapse not just in finances but more of their ethical groundings. This lead us to contemplate on why business leaders and global corporations commit such crimes.
This paper tries to personify examples of great business executives who committed fraudulent activities and how it affected the business world, internall and externally. This paper also reflects on the ethical theories behind these actions and Continue reading...

Issue in Global Development

Summary
Jack Ewing, a New York Times journalist, reports about the escalating labor issue between Amazon and its German workers last 2013 in his news article, ‘Amazon’s Labor Relations Under Scrutiny in Germany’. Amazon Inc., considerably the world’s largest e-commerce site is under scrutiny in Germany because of its unfair labor practices. In 2013, Jack Ewing of the New York Times reported that there was an escalating battle between the largest labor unions of Germany versus the Amazon, which, according to Ewing, employs 8,000 workers in its eight distribution centers in the country. One of the Continue reading...

Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) had to face many challenges related to ticketing, logistics, transportation, and security in the 2010 World Cup held in South Africa. It was a bigger challenge in terms of revenue for FIFA to setup the 2014 World Cup that would be held in Brazil, where the structure and other domains such as telecommunications and airports were immature. FIFA also witnesses drop in revenues after championships and match sales, and to increase the revenues FIFA has launched a new global fashion brand. The brand has impact, specifically in America where soccer is Continue reading...

Bollywood industry is the largest film industry across the world in terms of number of movies produced in a year. Indian film industry is globalizing and providing lucrative opportunities for American Studios. Porter five forces model helps in understanding competition prevailing in the Indian film industry and strategy that American companies can used to enter into the industry.
Bargaining power of customers is high in Indian film industry. Consumers have wide variety of entertainment options available to them such as availability of numbers of channels and films. Large number and different variety of movies get released every week such Continue reading...

In this article, I learned many lessons that would definitely improve my thinking about the business side. Firstly, markets should do different flavors, from a country to country, which depend on that country’s culture about food. In the beginning, a research needs to be done on what people in that country like, or do not like. Then, the company can work with those products these people would like, and do not indulge in the taste these people would not like to keep your business stand up. For example, Haagen Daze thought that, what American people like about their Continue reading...

1. When it comes to professional sports, as well as many other business enterprises, there is no such thing as stasis. Leagues are either growing in interest or declining. The availability of broadcasts of the Premier League on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, for example, means that the American sports leagues must build audiences elsewhere as well. In the case of the NFL, the stated desire of commissioner Roger Goodell to build revenue even above and beyond its current levels means that there have to be more consumers. The highest level of soccer leagues, such as La Continue reading...

Essay

Chamberlain College of Nursing
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Introduction
The primary goal of telenursing is delivering nursing care with the use of telemedicine technologies in the environment where the participants are geographically separated. The studies show telenursing is used in chronic, pediatric, coronary, psychiatric, obstetric, orthopedic, neurologic, rehabilitative and newborn care (Grady & Schlachta-Fairchild, 2007), with impressive results like improved glucose profile of diabetes’ patients, symptoms’ reduction in cancer care, minimal requirement for intravenous infusions in ICUs (Williams, Habbard, Daye & Bardenn, 2012; Lashkari et al.,2013;Petitte et al.,2014). Telenursing is appreciated by patients for continuous Continue reading...

Introduction

As influenced by increasing pressures from the rise of global marketplaces, many organisations are tempted to expand their operational activities to other economies to diversify their activities and underlying risks. One such organisation is Procter and Gamble (P&G), publicly traded company in the United States. This research paper is written to outline one episode related to Procter and Gamble (P&G) when it entered the boundaries of Egyptian market in 1986 due to its rapid industrial development .
All such expansion activity was carried out by international trade and foreign investment concept named internationalisation. Apart from highlighting the episode by P&G Continue reading...

Introduction

‘How to Kill a Great Idea’ by Max Chafkin is a documentary of the rise of Friendster, one of the world’s first social networking site and the people and circumstance that brought its fall. Chafkin’s documentary touched on Friendster’s history from the time it was conceptualized by its founder and on how it became one of the biggest social media site until it ran out of business. While Chafkin’s story is focused on the historical side of Friendster’s experience, this paper would like to investigate Chafkin’s account using the value chain management perspective. Continue reading...

Abstract

Zipcar is a viable car investment business that represents a wide scope of investment in the car market. It uses of a business model that is ideal for the market in Europe and America. It has made technological advancements in its online reservation systems. The business model makes use of a wireless control system. The system monitors the fuel level to the cars and the security level. The management team of the company makes use of rapid growth strategy that can capture the market. The business model is best suited for areas that are densely populated, and Wipcar primary Continue reading...

Operational management: AUIS Case Study

American University of Iraq – Sulaimani brief History
The American University of Iraq – Sulaimani (AUIS) Trustee Board in 2006 set out an intent of establishing an institution that could offer American-style education in Iraq. Dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Iraq’s burgeoning democracy, and determined to provide an alternative education. The rote learning style of education that was the norm throughout Iraq, the Board sought to create the foremost institution of higher education for Iraq’s future leaders.
AUIS opened its doors to students in September 2007, accepting 45 students into its English Writing Program and Language Institute ( Continue reading...

Geography 1. Physical Boundaries

Camden is a city found in New Jersey, United State. In reference to Philadelphia, the city is located opposite Delaware River. The total area of the city is 26.784 square kilometer. 23.106 square kilometer of the city is land and 3.677 square kilometer is made of water bodies. 2. Census tract health department area 
According to the statistic from the health department the Camden community has experience reduction in the infant mortality rate by 24% and mother who are breastfeeding their infants drastically increase. Substance abuse among the school going teenagers has been on a decrease in last decade Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

The Walt Disney Company is a United States top diversified mass media and global entertainment corporation. It is not only well known in the United States, but is also known in other countries across the borders and in foreign continents. The company’s head office is in Burbank, California (The Birth of Walt Disney World, 2009). The company operates in four segments: consumer products, studio entertainment, park and resorts, including media parks. Brothers Walt Disney and Roy Disney formed the company from a miniature cartoon studio in 1923. The Walt Disney suffered for several years due to futile creations, Continue reading...

Company background

Zara is the Inditex’s largest fashion chain founded in the year 1975 in Galicia, Spain. The chain has continued to generate highest profit margins for Inditex. Among all the chains, Zara is the most recognized chain since the majority of Inditex captured market is for it. The chain has fruitfully proven itself as a top corporation that is successful in offering service to their clientele. Zara rejects blow-out sales and media advertising and, as a result, it offers a substitute outlook to the clothing retail business model. In addition, Zara maintains the majority of its process of production Continue reading...

Introduction

Practical application of marketing has shown that the use of only the individual components, such as the study of the product or market forecasting, does not give the desired effect. Only a holistic approach allows effectively break into the market with goods and services (especially with new products and services of the original). The results of marketing are highly influenced by internal and external environment of the company. One of the key concepts of marketing is the concept of environmental marketing. Marketing environment is a set of “uncontrollable” forces, against which the company must develop its marketing mix. Being Continue reading...

Objective of the presentation

There has been increase in the admission of patients suffering from coronary artery disease recently. Those who are not fortunate to reach the hospital in time die due to heart attack. Most of the patients who are admitted at the hospital cannot comprehend their status since a while ago they lived a comfortable and normal life. Majority of these patients have no recent record, ideas or knowledge of suffering from any illness. Thus, this shows majority of the patients have little knowledge of the disease. Therefore, this recent development of coronary artery disease and increase in death cause by Continue reading...

STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY: TRANSFORMATION AND RENEWAL

Introduction:
Starbucks is a well-renowned company and known for its high-quality coffee. The company has differentiated itself from its competitors by offering lowered cost high quality diversified products.
The aim of this paper is to take the “Starbucks coffee company: transformation and renewal” case into consideration and encounter the learning that have been presented in the case.

Answer 1:

Increasing competition is presenting enormous options in front of customers and customers move quickly towards alternative if they do not find value. Even the most beloved brand can and have lost their lusters such as pizza brand of Dominos. More companies who Continue reading...

Question 1

The pros of the strategy used by North American Tires in hiring replacement workers are as shown below:
Hiring replacement workers enabled the company to increase its production volume which had gone down due to sabotage by the striking workforce.

The company was able to acquire cheaper labor as opposed to its previous workforce (Cramton & Tracy, 1998).

The company was able to show those employees who returned to work that it has the powers to fire them or retain them.
The whole scenario served as a warning for the current employees to desist from challenging the authority of the company (Go2hr, 2014).

The cons of the strategy used by North American Tires in hiring replacement workers are as shown below:

The company violated the legal rules by firing the former workers when their case Continue reading...

Introduction

Over the past few years in the news and regular editions appear headlines with the words "rating agencies" and "credit ratings". These publications have reported increased or decreased credit ratings, as entire countries and individual companies. Last hype about the actions of rating agencies took place in the midst of the 2008 crisis. By themselves, the rating agencies are commercial organizations that are engaged in the study of the quality of asset management, assessment of the issuer's solvency, risk analysis for potential investors, and many others. At the moment, there are more than 100 credit rating agencies, the most Continue reading...