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Introduction

Advancement in Information Technology has played a great role in the functioning of any enterprise in the world. Each business grows and develops with respect to a given automation. In earlier days, many businesses used a developed custom automation. However, with rapid development in information technology, many businesses are using packaged applications automation. This has led to development of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI). EAI entails the task of integrating various applications in businesses with an aim of enhancing information sharing and free processing. It involves the creation of quality and efficient business solutions by integrating various applications using middleware Continue reading...

Evolution of Ride Share

Booking a cab to airport or to the travel destination or to one’s office has changed drastically. Booking a cab was costly for a long period of time. However, with the concept of ride share, commuters now can have the luxury of going to their destinations in a pre-booked cab without worrying about paying too much money. Employee carpools or college mates sharing a ride back home from college are not new, but those traditional forms of sharing typically require advanced planning and involve people who know each other. However, with technological advancement, the nature of ride sharing Continue reading...

Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)

This study is carried out with the aim of understanding the importance of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) while defining its various components and its applicability in various forms. The study is chosen on the pretext of developing an understanding of the topic with an intent to analyse various aspects of EAI.
In current business environment application and system integration in enterprise infrastructure is becoming more and more prevalent and of great concern. The wide array of ideologies, concepts and approaches have been designed and adopted to achieve this goal. It is very complicate to understand the fact that if Continue reading...

The main framework of administrative law is structured through the legislation of the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act (PAJA) of 2000, which purpose is to give effect in giving justice to the administrative acts set forth under the Bill of Rights. The main provision of the PAJA is to secure the right of the people to a fair and just administrative acts (The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development of Republic of South Africa, n.d.). The independence of the National Prosecuting Authority was upheld under the PAJA, by virtue of which the prosecuting authority in South Africa repeatedly insists Continue reading...

Information system

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INTRODUCTION

Internet has played a major role in shaping the traditional market. Customers and suppliers are now linked by computer networks and communication is on a global context. Both buyers and sellers offer attractive opportunities facilitated by the internet. In this era, customer has quite a number of platforms to evaluate offers from different vendors and make decisions. Buying goods over the internet is common nowadays and tracking their purchases until it is delivered to their door steps is made easy. Purchasing is no longer restricted to a geographic location of the buyer, rather, customers can Continue reading...

Industrial Applications of Membrane Separation Processes

Abstract
Membrane separation processes are widely used in various industrial operations to separate the desired components from the mixture. The membrane that is used depends on the type of process employed in the system. The membrane also varies in size and materials. This paper focused on the industrial application of ultrafiltration, microfiltration, and pervaporation. Ultrafiltration is effectively used in recovery of milk proteins in whey and reduction of waste. The process of microfiltration is successfully use in solids removal and disinfection of wastewaster. Pervaporation shows good result in the removal of volatile organic compounds in contaminated water.

Introduction

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Application of Human Resource Techniques to a Real Job

Section I
The purpose of this paper is to apply the basic concepts and techniques of human resource management to a real job by examining an organization that is involved in the manufacture of fast moving consumer goods and agricultural products. The selected job is extensively discussed, and recruitment and selection processes for the job are enumerated. The organization chosen to serve as a case study is Unilever. The company was founded in 1930 after Netherlands’s Uni-margarine and United Kingdom’s Lever Brothers merged to form one entity. The combination of Uni and Lever yielded Unilever. Since the Continue reading...

Introduction

Food processing plant hygiene is the anticipation, identification, evaluation, control and prevention of risks which will otherwise result in injuries and illness in food processing plants. These risks may be chemical, physical or biological. In risks, identification collection of information is done from various sources. Chemical risks can be understood through the toxicological study of dose-response profile. In the food processing plants, the safety of food is given a high priority. Strict safety standards and regulations in most food processing plants ensure that safety is maintained during production of food, processing of food, food handling and packaging. The equipment Continue reading...

Essentially, Foursquare is a social city guide with the ability to recommend you places to visit, based on your activity, the activity of your friends and other users of the service. This application is available for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry. According to Cuddy (2010), Developers focused on two basic keys: check-in and relevant advisor for travelers. This great talk concerns not only travelers, but the others who appreciate good places. This decision turned out erroneous and the new philosophy of the Foursquare Company is to compete with services like Yelp that provides information about new places to visit. Therefore, Continue reading...

Executive Summary

The marketing plan outlines the background, the market, the potential and target strategies, and planned budget for theFlak’s marketing strategies and practices. theFlak is an online poll voting site aimed at interacting with and engaging online users, particularly social media subscribers, to vote on various important issues. Hence, theFlak offers people a platform to voice their stance, opinion, or perspective on selected issues in politics, sports, and current events among others. theFlak aims to generate revenue through online advertising. The greatest challenge for theFlak is outmaneuvering the existing competition (Luther, 2011). Nonetheless through collaborations with software and application Continue reading...

The emergence of Internet technology, also known as the Web .2.0, has dramatically changed the way people communicate and organizations transact business with their customers. The most significant contribution of the internet has been through web applications that have enhanced interactions and dissemination of information not only between individuals, but also governments and business organizations in unprecedented ways. Initially, social networking services provided by social media as forms of web apps were only used for advertising and branding purposes; however, most business enterprises have realized the benefits of using these web applications to enhance customer relations and service besides Continue reading...

Breathing is one of the main processes that sustain life. The termination of it, even for a short time, leads to the rapid demise of the body from oxygen deficiency - hypoxia. 'Cricoid pressure is a vital skill that should be performed during resuscitation with bag and mask and emergency tracheal intubation' (Hein, Owen, 2005). The virtuos skills, which are required to ensure the airway, are the integral part of the skills of every anesthesiologist. The anatomy of the upper respiratory tract, equipment and procedures of the airway management, as well as the complications of laryngoscopy, intubation and extubation Continue reading...

Introduction: Niacinamide is an amide of niacin. It is the active form of the vitamin. Niacin is converted to niacinamide predominantly in liver. Other body tissues are also capable to amide conversion. Both the forms of vitamin are heterocyclic aromatic compound. They are collectively called Vitamin B3. Yeast, milk, fish, eggs, green vegetables, beans and cereal grains are rich sources of this vitamin. People whose diet is solely based on staple food like corn, are likely to suffer from niacin deficiency. Tryptophan is a substrate for in vivo synthesis of niacin, and this amino acid is deficient in corn. Continue reading...

Creative Camera Techniques

One of the most wonderful aspects of photography is the creativity a photographer can engage in. This creativity has been enhanced by the contemporary camera techniques, through modern technologies (Aronoff, 2012). Once a photographer has his camera and a computer, he/she can engage in photo manipulation or an aspect currently referred as photo shopping. Photo-shopping or manipulation of pictures and images enables photographers to achieve all kinds of effects desired on their images (Aronoff, 2012). Apart from application of computer techniques, through photo-shopping, there are also certain creative camera techniques that have been employed overtime to enhance photographic creativity ( Continue reading...

Suffering manifests patients’ perception about themselves and life. The symptoms of suffering indicate the deeper pain that patients encounter. Suffering reveals a narrative that patients have regarding their health and life. The suffering becomes a face that embodies the entire realm of patient illness. Patients depend on nurses for care. This dependence exists between the trusting bond that occurs between the patients and the nurse in light of the prevailing narratives. Nurses have a moral, ethical, and professional responsibility to attend to ‘whole’ patients and serve as responsible advocates of patients’ needs. However, nursing students and novice nurses may Continue reading...

Telenursing refers to the provision of nursing services via telecommunications and information technology where there is large separation distance between the patients and the nurses (American Telemedicine Association, 2011). Telenursing has enhanced the interaction between nurses and patients or nurses and health care applications. The increasing medical cost, expansion of health care to distant areas and increase in a number of patients have contributed to rapid growth of telenursing in the recent past. Telenursing services are essential for improving efficiency, accessibility of healthcare and for delivering nursing care remotely. According to Benhuri (2010), effective provision of telehealth services requires Continue reading...

Hart and Dworkin’s Theories in the case of Riggs v Palmer

Hart and Dworkin’s Theories
Introduction
There has been a recent revival of Jurisprudence under the stimulation of professors Ronald Dworkin and H.L.A. Hart. It has been long believed in the United States that jurisprudence is esoteric and lack practical significance. The unconscious and conscious decisions made by the practitioners, professors and judges give a reflection of jurisprudential preferences.
However, recognizing what is at stake in a jurisprudential controversy is not easy because such disputes usually leave in obscurity any practical result. To a great extent, the criticism raised over by Professor Dworkin’s on Professor Hart’s positivistic Continue reading...

Theory Y, and Y – Implications of These

Theories for Modern Organizations
Organizational Concept for Theory X,
Implications for Modern Organizations
Introduction
The fundamental underpinning of the organizational concept for Theory X as a managerial theory remains lacking in a particular philosophy although McGregor’s views continue framing the approach scholars in the field of business management reference. The social psychology view of McGregor emerging in 1960 suggested as part of a business organizational culture how developing positive management techniques and styles provided the fundamental framework of both organizational development and growth goals. The precept offered by McGregor connects to managing people according to the characteristics of Continue reading...

Introduction

Addiction is characterized by an overwhelming compulsion, drug craving, drug seeking and drug using behavior with detrimental effects. West (2006) refers to it as a reward seeking behavior that can produce undesirable and harmful effects to the individual addict. The theoretical perspectives about addiction often relate this maladaptive behavior as one that involves the person’s motivational system, cravings, impulses, perceived needs and caused by psychological and neurobiological problems (Hanson, Venturelli, and Fleckenstein, 2006). Theories of addiction focus on underpinning certain hypothesis that can explain the underlying cause of addiction and to identify the most appropriate approach to addiction Continue reading...

Satellite application engineering is one of the interesting fields of engineering, which deals with the study of application of the satellites located in space. There are hundreds of satellites in the space whose purpose is to observe and understand the earth. Satellites aid in predicting the changes in the pattern of the earth and forecast natural calamities, such as earthquakes, storms, hurricanes, tsunamis and many others. It is very important to maintain an up-to-date data of the satellites for a wide variety of applications as it is the basis for various studies on the changes occurring on the earth. Continue reading...