Literature Review
RFID technology makes use of radiofrequency to transfer data and information present in the RFID tags to the target recipients. These RFID tags are attached to different objects and may be used for tracking and identification. This technology has advantages over typical Continue reading
Introduction
Behaviorism is a learning theory which considers that all behaviors are learnt as a result of some external stimulus. According to this theory, a learner always responds to this external stimulus which is either in the form of reinforcement or punishment (Staddon, 2017). Both positive and Continue reading
Based on Jonathan Wolff’s analysis of the ideas of Plato, Rousseau, and Mill in his (Wolff, 2016) Chapter 3, each thinker addressed some problems with democratic voting, understood as simple majority rule. (i) Explain what these problems are, and (ii) discuss whether you think that Fishkin’s ideas in (Simon, 2002:230-233) can help solve these problems. Continue reading
Introduction
The article " Unpacking online learning understandings: Online learning self-efficacy and learning satisfaction" issued by four authors: Demei Shen, Moon-Heum Cho, Chia-Lin Tsai and Rose Marra was first accepted by Elsevier Inc for Released on April 8, 2013, and made available on April 15, 2013, for on-line access. Continue reading
Introduction
Supply Chain functions are defined as critical business operations. The factors that include supply-chain operations are different types of structures, systems, some processes to plan and the things that execute the goods flow and services from suppliers to different Continue reading
Patients with Type II diabetes have often been found to suffer from coronary diseases. Although, the rates of such occurrences have decreased considerably because of the availability of a variety of medications and medical tools, yet they still remain an increased risk of CHD for diabetic patients (Carson et al., 2014). This report analyzes the data obtained to draw certain observations related to the relationship between coronary heart diseases and diabetes. In addition to this, the report also aims at identifying two of the competencies that would further be tied up with appropriate recommendations to enable effective implementation. Continue reading
The films are an effective way to examine the point of view along with arguing on different points of view of cinema. Two films, “taxi driver” and “the general” is chosen for examining the story along with comparing the cinematic features of the movie. The movie “Taxi Driver”, released in 1976 was a psychological thriller movie which deals with an ex-marine who was drove taxi in New York City and was a Vietnam veteran. The film “the general” was a silent comedy movie that was released in 1926. The story line was about a hapless railroad engineer who faces the Union soldiers in the period of American civil war. Continue reading
Khaled Hosseini is determined to be the author of this particular novel The Kite Runner in which explained everything regarding the culture of Afghanistan differently.The novel was first published on the Riverhead books in 2003.
In this novel, Khaled Hosseini described the emotional and gripping story of redemption and betrayal faced by Amir, a Sunni Muslim who lived in Kabul. The Kite Runner, spanning Afghan history from the final days of the monarchy to the present, tells the story of a friendship between two boys Amir and Hasan growing up in Kabul (Penguin.com. 2019) Continue reading
Corporate Governance is usually looked upon as a process or system related to management of an entity. Similarly overlooked is the contribution of auditors to the corporate governance. The essay evaluates the corporate governance role of auditors. Continue reading
The concept map that was developed for the Patient J. H. was based on the diagnosis that was conducted on his condition, based on the incident experienced at the restaurant, whereby the patient had experienced fall. Continue reading
Corporate Social Responsibility is important in all sectors of business, which also includes construction business. The main problem that the Government is facing currently is the social consequences of favouring large-scale companies like Carillion, and giving all the major contracts to them Continue reading
Diabetes has emerged out as one of the most of threatening health crisis in all over the world. The rapid urbanization, conversion of nutrition and the continuous increase of the sedentary lifestyles has caused the disease to be epidemically spreading all across the world. Continue reading
Puchong Plc is evaluating an investment proposal which requires to invest $ 33,00,000 as capital expenditure and additional $40,000 as working capital. Puchong Plc used scientific techniques such as net present value and internal rate of return approach to evaluate the investment proposal. The discount rate of Puchong Plc is 105 however return on capital employed is 30%. Continue reading
What is a strategy?
Term strategy is quite loosely used in industry and even in real life. As defined by Michael Porter in 1996 (Porter, 1996) that operational effectiveness, total quality management, benchmarking, re-engineering etc. is not a strategy. Similarly, the idea of doing something different in a situation is a simple trick but not a strategy. The argument is based on the logic that these steps or activities, though provided gains to the firm in short run but could be easily imitated by the competitors hence rarely lead to a source of sustainable growth. Hence the bigger question arises, what is a strategy? Continue reading
Business-to-business refers to a model that sells products and services to other firms. It mainly acts as a supportive enterprise that offers services to help other companies succeed. The marketing purpose is the production of goods and general business operations (Batt and Purchase, 2003). For instance, Xerox, an American global corporation that provides paper and print services to other businesses. Continue reading