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IT Functions Overview Case Study

IT Function Overview

The role of IT in Terra Firma is considered key in supporting the Terra Firma Company to accomplish its main goals. The IT role supports the company’s research work, testing and developments activities that contribute to the value addition for its customers.

Current IT function

First Terra Firma Company makes available to its 180 full-time IT team the different types of software and hardware that include Microsoft desktop and IBM AS/400 servers to run Edward, software. All other major departments including that of Information Technology and operations were fully and properly functional until March 2011 when Terra Firma’ Continue reading...

Purpose: To learn about the hydrogen and water reaction mechanism by trapping one of the reaction intermediates, hydrogen peroxide, in a hydrogen flame through a quick cooling before it is degraded. Hydrogen peroxide, the reaction intermediate, can be measured with permanganate in acidic solution.

All glassware, stir rod, and test tubes were cleaned and dried before the experiment. Potassium permanganate solution (1.26 10-4 M KMnO4) filled a 20 mL buret. The experimental setup consisted of a buret with a ring stand, and a small beaker was placed below. A solution of sulfuric acid 2.0 M H2SO4 was added to Continue reading...

INTRODUCING SOCIAL MEDIA AS AN INFORMATION SYSTEM SOLUTION FORTHE ORGANIZATION

The organization will deploy Facebook, Whatsapp, Twitter, and YouTube. Through Facebook pages, the organization will be able to monitor the number of people following it. Ideally, Facebook will help the organization advertise its products at low costs to its target customers. The employees will use Facebook to post the links to the organization blogs hence this will help in advertising. From the Facebook page comments, the company will obtain feedback from its clients hence this will facilitate the improvement of the services and products it offers. However, Facebook might have a negative impact on the organization since the employees Continue reading...

The Capilano Suspension Bridge was built in 1889 across the Capilano River by a Scottish engineer named George Grant Mackay in the city of Vancouver. The bridge was initially constructed from hemp ropes and cedar planks, which were later replaced with more durable steel cables in 1903. Over time, the bridge has exchanged ownership several times and has undergone a series of renovations. This is a paper on the Capilano Bridge. Special focus is given to its history, construction, and impact in its locality.

History of the Capilano Suspended Bridge

George Grant Mackay arrived in Vancouver in 1887 and bought 6000 acres from Britain in Continue reading...

Results

Data
The following tables and graphs show the data of the experiment:
y=2.01E+4x-7.31E-02
Figure 1: Beer’s law graph generated from the data of part 1 of the experiment

Sample Calculations

Concentration of the sample containing 5.0mL dye solution (C2).
C1V1=C2V2
In the above formula, C1 and V1 represent the concentration and volume respectively of the first sample of the Indigo Carmine dye solution whose absorbance was measured (4.0mL dye solution). On the other hand, C2 and V2 represent the concentration and volume respectively of the 5.0mL dye solution sample.
7.1E-05*4.0=C2*5
28.4E-055=C2
C2=5.68E-05

The value was truncated to 2 significant figures to obtain 5.6E-05M

Concentration of the 7.0mL dye Continue reading...

Executive Summary

De Kluyver and Pearce in their book have defined strategy as a way of achieving the desired or required objectives for a given entity. It is more like a blueprint or the way through which such objectives can be achieved. Strategy provides the roadmap to the top-level management so that they can plan regarding how the given objectives of the organization will be achieved. For example, the authors quote the example of improving the bottom-line of the organization.
For this purpose, the management proposed the strategy of incorporating the technologies so that the efficiency of the work can be Continue reading...

Emotional expression: in the course of the play session, Ronan’s emotions were not demonstrated brightly enough since the boy seemed to be quite reserved and shy. Speaking quietly and rather slowly, almost not using gestures and face expressions to convey his thoughts, he created the impression of an introvert. However, the boy managed to demonstrate will and determination: for example, playing with bricks, he insisted on completing what he had begun.
Emotional style/adaptability: the boy did not have serious problems with adapting to a new environment: to all the activities proposed to him, Ronan reacted calmly, expressing more Continue reading...

SINGELIS SELF-CONSTRUAL SCALE

Female
This is a questionnaire that measures a variety of feelings and behaviors in various
situations. Listed below are a number of statements. Read each one as if it
referred to
you. Beside each statement write the number that best matches your agreement or
disagreement. Please respond to every statement. Thank you.
1=STRONGLY DISAGREE
4=DON’T AGREE
OR
5=AGREE SOMEWHAT
2=DISAGREE

DISAGREE

6=AGREE
3=SOMEWHAT DISAGREE
7=STRONGLY AGREE
____1. I enjoy being unique and different from others in many respects.
(7)
____2. I can talk openly with a person who I meet for the first time, even when
this person is Continue reading...

Introduction

In this paper I will show how the basic concepts of statistical analysis and probability theory can be applied to a real world problem. In this paper we will consider the data of prices of electricity per 500 kwhs (Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics). Our goal is to describe and use such techniques as descriptive statistics and hypothesis testing in the research. All calculations are provided in SPSS 22 statistical software.

Data Description

We are given with a data set of prices of electricity in the United States for 17 years. The price is given by month, from 1979 to 1995. Continue reading...

Large firms contribute significantly to the growth of a country’s economic performance. In essence, large companies are more productive and pay higher wages, are more successful and enjoy higher profits in international markets. In this respect, the economic growth of a nation is linked to the operations of large companies in its economy. The difference in the profile of various companies in Europe is clear evidence concerning the influence of firms in economic development. For example, the firms in Italy are relatively small as compared to firms in Germany. Thus, when comparing the economic growth of these two Continue reading...