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Advance customer experience at Dubai Industrial City

3.0 Methodology
This chapter describes the research methodology and the selection of the samples during the study. The methodology chapter describes the procedures that were used in the collection of data and the instrumentation design. Additionally, the chapter offers statistical procedures that were used to interpret and analyze the data. This study used the online survey methodology, and a total of eleven questions were used to assess the total customer experience at Dubai Industrial City. One question was open-ended, and the questions assessed the extent of customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. Four questions focused on the innovative business approach, Continue reading...

Introduction: Transportation in Metropolitan cities

Transportation has always been, and is a major characteristic feature of all cities big and small around the world. The need to travel and visit faraway lands in search of trade and livelihood in ancient times have led to the evolution of a number of means of transportation that are seen today. Mention needs to be made of the immense development that has taken place in land, water and air travel. Travel and transportation is always interlinked with the human population of the area, and very importantly, occupation of the inhabitants . The regularity and means of transportation vary from Continue reading...

Beijing which is translated as “north capital” from the Chinese language is a capital of the People’s Republic of China, the most astonishing state of exceptional traditions which is situated in Western Asia. The city of Beijing is the largest road junction and one of the basic aviation node of China. Besides, Beijing is political, educational and cultural center of the country while Shanghai and Hong Kong are the main economic centers. Alongside this, the city of Beijing takes part of “main engine” of entrepreneurship and field for creation innovation enterprises.

Demographics of Beijing

Beijing is the second biggest city in Continue reading...

Introduction

On February 17th, I visited the city of Costa Mesa which is located in California. The city has a population of 110000 and covers an area of approximately 16 square miles. The city’s local government operations are headed by the City Council of Costa Mesa. The city council is headed by Mayor Stephen Mensinger and other members including Katrina, Gary, Sandra, and Righeimer. Mayor Stephen was elected as a council member on 2012 but became a mayor in 2014. Prior to his elective position, Stephen worked in various public and, private organizations. Currently, he is an active member Continue reading...

Introduction

The world’s environmental resources continue to face significant challenges. With the increase of the world population, there are various pressures exerted on the environment. Precisely, the increased population has both constructive and adverse effects on the society. For instance, increased population has ensured the availability of cheap labor. On the other hand, population explosion bears negatively on the exploitation of the natural resources such as land and trees. As well, waste disposal issues have become a major concern in many countries. Industrial expansions in most countries have come with a share of environmental pollution. The purpose of this Continue reading...

Road Congestion

Road congestion has become a serious problem across the world, and it is estimated that billions of pounds are lost every year in the form of these congestions. The congestions are particularly notorious in developed countries with the UK being among the leading nations in Europe when it comes to road congestion. This problem can be attributed to an imbalance between the demand for motor vehicles and the space available in terms of roads (Arnott & Small, 1994). People are buying vehicles on a daily basis, and the number of vehicles on the roads are therefore increasing. Unfortunately, this increase Continue reading...

Foundation Course – Name

Nature knows best. Humankind has fashioned technology to improve upon nature,
but such change in a natural system is likely to be detrimental to that system.

Barry Commoner, The Closing Circle, 1971, New York.

Introduction
London traffic problems are known all over the world, while travel time in a rush hour may increase dramatically. Rapid increase in London population has provoked an overall drastic shift from private transportation to public transport means, cycling and walking. Increase of public transport popularity has achieved 44% compared to 33% of public transport usage in 2012. Cycling is getting more popular in London with each year mainly due to extreme transportation Continue reading...

Climate Change and Asthma

Human activity has created increased atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions and greenhouse gases, which has resulted in global climate change (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2001). There is scientific consensus that human activity has changed the Earth’s climate, with a variety of adverse reactions. Recent research has predicted that global climate change is likely to have an effect on asthma rates worldwide in the future (Beggs and Bambrick 2006). Asthma rates have increased from 7.3 percent of the population to 8.4 percent over the last decade. Other research suggests the observed increase in asthma could be due to Continue reading...

Business Research Analysis

Glossary
Sample size – how many people are included in the survey.
Analysis – the type of statics that are used to learn more about the data.
Subgroups – Components of the data that are grouped together like under the group gender, female and male are subgroups
Part 1Developing a Questionnaire on LRT
Distribution
The most cost-efficient way of distributing the questionnaires is to randomly distribute them at the station when people are waiting a few minutes for their train. Questions can be answered and the finished questionnaires gathered at that time. Non-responses are always a problem in survey type research (Phellas, Continue reading...

Executive Summary

Food security has been a critical issue in both developing and developed countries. The availability of food throughout all seasons is normally referred to as food security. Food security ensures prosperity as individuals are empowered to work and generations survive with the abundance of food. The issue of food security has also been one of the greatest differences between developing countries and developed countries as the developed countries have food security while the developing countries struggle with this issue. Kenya is a developing country and thus falls under the category of countries with a struggling issue of food security. Continue reading...

Introduction

Transpower is a state owned enterprise responsible for power transmission and distribution in New Zealand. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Electricity Corporation of New Zealand (ECNZ). From the 1950s to 2007, New Zealand has seen constant increase in the demand for electricity. However, since 2007, the overall industry as well as residential demand has stagnated. Especially, in the South Island, the overall industrial demands have actually declined in the last 6 years (MFE, 2015). However, Auckland is one exception to the rule. Auckland, where the demand of electricity is still growing at a high rate, is by Continue reading...

Introduction

Overview
The aim of the report is establish the services offered by Uber and how they can be improved. The report also evaluates the general benefits and problems associated with these services. One way it does this is to evaluate customer and drivers relationships with Uber. Research that was done supports the various findings and discussions that are included in the report. The research was done in two parts. First part involved a survey while the second part involved study of relevant materials. The findings and discussion show that although Uber has been greatly successful, there are areas that Continue reading...

Background and the Expansion Initiative

Business growth is an inherent part of many business organizations. After incorporation and commencement of activities in the market, a majority of organizations embark on expanding the scope and scale of their operations and strategies. The objective is to ensure that they utilize the available opportunities to the maximum and command a significant percentage of consumer loyalty. Business growth and expansion are an important for the internal and external aspects of the organizations. Internally, it is an indication that the organization will continue to opportunities of career growth to the employees that it currently has. It is also a Continue reading...

CONTENT OUTLINE

Air Pollution and Control in Hebei Province 3

INTRODUCTION 3
FINDINGS ON THE PROBLEM 4
The Concentration of Major Pollutants in the Air 4
Notable Sources of Pollutants 5
Current Efforts to Alleviate the Pollutants in the Air 5
RECOMMNEDATIONS TO PREVENT AND ALLEVIATE THE POLLUTANTS 6
Preventing 6
Alleviating 6
Perspectives of Alleviation 7
Alleviation Processes and Technologies 8
Cost 8
CONCLUSION 9

References 10

Air Pollution and Control in Hebei Province
INTRODUCTION
Hebei Province has been ranked as one of the Chinese provinces that experience most air pollutions. In January 2013, The Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) noted that out of 10 most air Continue reading...

Introduction

This exercise is meant to help you appreciate the difficulties and advantages of working abroad. In a group of three, interview an expatriate businessperson who has worked overseas. Their nationality is not important, but it is important that they have lived and worked in a country other than the United States for at least half a year. The report should compare and contrast the interviewee’s international experiences with the cultural shock curve (honeymoon, cultural shock, adjustment, and adaption) discussed in class.
Employment information: Mid-level Management, Bank of America (offices in Hong Kong). Prior, he worked a lesser position Continue reading...

Introduction

Newly Industrialized Countries (NICs) are those countries with the national economy that is moving towards being primarily based on production of goods. Thus, they are marked industries such as construction mining and manufacturing away from agricultural based industries. The countries are increasingly trading with developed countries, and they have higher living standards than the developing countries. However, they have not reached economically advanced level of the developed countries such as Unites States, Japan and regions like Western Europe. On the other hand, McDonald’ began its operations in 1955 and has been serving the world with its favorite food through Continue reading...

This report reflects the skills and Competencies needed to meet strategic objectives to the human resource department of the city of the Saint john, NB, CANADA.

The Skills and Competencies needed to meet strategic objectives

Competencies needed to meet the strategic objectives is one of the succession management approach utilized at the city of Saint John. At Saint Johns, all positions have an essential arrangement of learning, abilities and capacities that are anticipated from representatives who are filling that capacity. In this manner, knowing the abilities of work is a compulsory part of enlistment, serving as a general benchmark to quantify against intrigued potential competitors. In any case, Continue reading...

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Introduction

The Empire State Building serves as one of the most significant architectural icons in New York City, New York. Standing out as among those in the pinnacle of Art Deco design, the Empire State Building continues to attract and impress visitors to New York City every day and has become an indispensable component of the city’s vast skyline. Although the Empire State Building has since been surpassed by many other skyscrapers in terms of height, it holds a distinct iconic status that has also come to symbolize New York City and perhaps the rest of the Continue reading...

Introduction

Located at the Eastern end of Mesopotamia, Prakkur is a sizeable parcel of land that is surrounded on two sides by the river system that runs through the entire area. Prakkur is famous for its universally outstanding architectural styles. The beauty of Prakkurian art flows over buildings, temples, including the tiny huts of the farmers.

Design

Geographical Topology - Prakkur lies above sea level, its soil very fertile. The primary trade items are wheat and barley. The town is surrounded by hills and valleys, with the Tigris and Euphrates rivers flowing through them. The natural resources available in Prakkur include Continue reading...

Business

Introduction
The Internet, mobile technologies and social media have changed the way how customers interact with brands and organizations market their services and products (Chaffey and Patron, 2012). The Internet has offered a revolutionary means for companies to interact and communicate with the customers. From small companies to large giants, almost everybody is engaged in building their presence within cyberspace. Apart from having an efficient strategy which integrates digital and traditional media, organizations need to reorganize their marketing approaches to completely capitalize on present day opportunities (Wymbs, 2011). It is quite interesting to scrutinize the advancement of this new Continue reading...