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Slide 4: The work breakdown structure (WBS) of the company is divided into three different phases. The work breakdown structure of all of these seminar based activity is mentioned in the points.
Slide 6: Stakeholders are extremely important for the sake of an organization, as far as retaining their position in the industry for a long span of time. Stakeholders usually bifurcated into two different categorizes known as Internal Stakeholders and External Stakeholders (Baguley, 2008). The company is also intending to operate with both internal and external stakeholders. The Internal Stakeholders of the company are the employees and the Continue reading...

In order to emulate the success of Zara and Benetton, various aspects have to be put into consideration. First, within the operations of the entire business organization, there is a need for a transformation in the operation through transitioning into electronically effective processes by growing the mechanization of its products. Second, the organization can emulate the success of these two organizations through the introduction of technological improvements such as mobile apps, websites or integration of online services that are not previously offered (Palladino, Amalia Paola, 2010, p. 11). In addition, the business organization can incorporate or include international trade Continue reading...

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...

Voice of the Customer

1. How was your waiting time in getting your food? Excellent

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* This is a very important question because this is the number one concern/rant of customers. They do not want to be kept waiting for their food because they are already hungry when they came in the restaurant. According to the article, it is the number one thing that customers do not like because food is very important for them. And you really do not want to face a hungry and angry customer, right? I think this is one of the things that should be focused Continue reading...

1. Summarize the case, highlighting the reasons why this case was controversial.
Nearly 100 years ago, in Jacobson v Massachusetts, the exercise of police power for protecting the health of the public was upheld by the US Supreme Court. However, despite the intervening legal and scientific advances, the public health practitioners are still facing the basic tension created by this case between common good and individual liberty. While affirming the compulsory vaccination of Massachusetts, the Court provided the basis for constitutional protections comprising of old standards; necessity, proportionality, reasonable means and harm avoidance. According to Jacobson, the Court supported Continue reading...

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The difference between conduct disorder and stressful and stormy adolescence is that conduct disorder begins during childhood periods while adolescence issues starts and ends during teenage years. In many adolescents, a certain level of and even severe antisocial behavior is common. These kinds of behaviors often begin and end in the teenage years. On the other hand, many teenagers with conduct disorder begin their bad behaviors in childhood, which can result in long-term effects in adolescence and adulthood (Mash & Wolfe, 2013). For instance, difficult temperament and social information processing difficulties can damage attachment with parents, poverty conditions may Continue reading...

The concept of a “Natural Monopoly” relates to monopoly in general and still constitutes its special type. Natural monopoly occurs due to objective reasons and represents a situation where the demand for certain product would be better and more efficient met by one or few entities. Natural monopoly is usually caused by specific manufacturing technology and customer service, so under such circumstances the competition is impossible or undesirable. In 1977 William Baumol presented a classic definition for natural monopoly, “ an industry in which multiform production is more costly than production by a monopoly” (As cited in Yevdokimov, 2012, p. Continue reading...

Project Assignments

P1. The MVCH study team is currently in the first two methodical steps of the systems development life cycle, which is planning and analysis. Part of the planning step includes the identification of four critical success factors (CSFs) – medical care quality, operating costs control, capital costs control and skilled personnel recruitment and retention, alongside short and long-term objectives for each of them – purchased item cost reduction, greater staff scheduling efficiency, lower liability insurance costs and volunteer services expansion. As the foregoing are identified as goals of the MVCH study team to overcome financial challenges and malpractice insurance, the following Continue reading...

Investigating Sexual Harassment

The notion of sexual harassment is a highly archaic and implausible vice that should not prevail within the society. As such, from the evaluation of US there are diverse legislations that construed towards discouraging individuals from the act. However, it is imperative to acknowledge that there are still few individuals that undertake the act. Most specifically, women, to a larger extent have been suffering from the notion of sexual harassment in their work places. Male colleagues that view the empowerment of women as intolerable sexually harass women in their work places. Thus, this paper will examine the concept of Continue reading...

The Spellmans' decision to start a new business, selling seeds and equipments necessary for home vegetable gardens, pays off immediately and business grows exponentially. By selling more, filling orders still lag behind, although friends and family members are being "called up" to fill in order request gaps. Still, Spellmans' ad hoc practice of collaborating with family and friends, Spellmans find out, need some restructuring, i.e. organizational alignment for more effective group work, better meeting of deadlines and places, agendas as well as problem-solving procedures. Loosely organized as an informal network of friends and family members, Spellman's company is experiencing Continue reading...