...EVENT NAME: JOB-115276- MJR - 2015 WK 36 - P9 W4 - Meijer Bacon Wrapped Tenderloin PROGRAM ID: PROG-5552 EVENT SETUP Event Location: Setup in Meat department EVENT DATE(S): Oct 09, 2015 ATTENTION: Check the expiration date on every product prior to purchasing your product. If you notice product on the shelf is expired, immediately notify store management. B PRODUCTS FOR YOUR EVENT Item UPC Product Type Product Location BUY UP TO Unit Price Total Price Bacon Wrap Garlic Peppercorn 02021542000004 Featured Pork Tenderloin Meat 4 $6.99 Pounds $27.96 Bacon Wrap Sweet & Smoky Pork Tenderloin 02031542000003 Featured Meat 4 $6.99 Pounds $27.96 Meijer Aluminum Foil 25 sq feet 00886926143195 Supporting Grocery A 1 $1.29 $1.29 A Front Signage: MMMEAT signage B Countertop Sign: Brand/Product signage SUPPLEMENTAL MERCHANDISING INSTRUCTIONS Do not merchandise frozen or refrigerated items on cart shelves TOTAL PRICE WITH TAX: $64.08 ITEMS IN YOUR KIT 2 oz. Soufflé Cup - Plastic (250 ct), 800 Ct. Box of Toothpicks, Disposable Gloves (50 ct), Hair Net, Countertop Sign, Front of Cart Sign, MJR Training Manual, White Paper Napkins (250 ct) APPLIANCES AND EQUIPMENT YOU WILL NEED 9" Tongs (metal), Cookie Sheet (with sides), Cooler, Red Cutting Board, Digital Thermometer, Extension Cords (50'), Fulfillment Cost, Power Strip, Serving Platter, Toaster Oven, Ziploc Contact the Support Center at 1.888.524.9192 if you should need assistance or have questions. HOW TO PREPARE...
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...software plan is used to implement perfect network as per clients requirement. The basic software plan is used to understand the roles and responsibilities in the given project, and it helps in estimation of effort and resources that are required for project. By this plan we can estimate the organisational risks and we get a chance to reduce them. (Rob Baxter, 2014) Network software planning ensures that you utilize all your network resources affecting network capacity, including both physical and logical constraints, network configuration, IP addresses and all types of network elements. Planning software tools help you predict and avoid resource and capacity shortages. (amdocs, 2016) As per our network design we used the following software...
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...Back up and Disaster Recovery Back up As our back up plan for this proposal we have decide to go with a full back up plan to back up all data on the existing Novell server , after implementation of our new network installation and server migrate all data, as a backup jobs selection we have decide to go with a full back up on a weekly basis and an incremental on a daily basis schedule to happen between 2 am and 4 am on which the network has less traffic and also less data changes, following this back up forms we can have a consistent back up procedure to ensure data is back up, also a backup restore to be tested every 30 days to ensure all data backup is correct and we have no corrupted files that also give us piece of mind we also have created an access group that only has access to the backup system there for making another layer of security also we have all data back up to an external site due to the interface of the software that comes integrated with backup servers, we have secure backup to up to two secure geo locations, reduplicated efficient back up storage, redundant disk base storage we can also manage all servers from the another backup server on the same network the backup schedule could be dynamic meaning that we have an option that lets the software decide when to do a full backup due to the bandwidth availability on a time range the flexibility of this interface will allow us to recover all data, schedule backup , and pick which systems to back up. With this...
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...SECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN Prepared by Jeremy Davis Version control Project title | Security Risk Management Plan Draft | Author | Jeremy Davis | VC | 1.0 | Date | 25/10/10 | Contents Executive summary 4 Project purpose 5 Scope of Risk management 5 Context and background 5 Assumptions 5 Constraints 5 Legislation/Standards/Policies 6 Risk management 6 Identification of risk 7 Analysis of risk 8 Risk Category 9 Review of Matrix 9 Action plan 9 Testing Procedures 11 Maintenance 11 Scheduling 11 Implementation 12 Training 12 Milestones 12 Monitoring and review 13 Definition 13 Authorisation 14 Reference 15 Executive summary A Security Risk Management Plan (SRMP) helps CBS by providing specific guidelines and rules to ensure risk management is considered and included. It provides guidelines for its implementation that can minimise the threats by planning, policies, processes and procedures that can help your business get everything back to normal as soon as possible. This SRMP was designed for the guidelines for its implementation of risk management in CBS and in its operations in order to ensure its security and safety of its staff and assets. Throughout this SRMP it identifies threats, procedures, policies, responsible person and etc which will provide you and your staff information to prepare you with the worst disaster event. Every business these days has a SRMP in case of any events which may occur,...
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...Abstract This paper will include creation of a business continuity plan for Red Circle that addresses any pre-incident changes the company can do to minimize and mitigate risk. The companies’ use and protection of sensitive data will be analyzed. The companies’ use and protection of member information will be analyzed. Discussion of the communication plan to be used during and following the disruption will be explained. Lastly steps on how the companies operations will be restored after the disruption will be discussed. Business Continuity Plan Red Circle is a non-for-profit health insurance company located in Minnesota. Red Circle serves members in commercial and government lines of business. The company has three office campuses located in Eagan, Minnesota. These locations are within 1 mile of each other. The company also has a location about 4 hours north of these locations, which houses customer service operations and claims processing employees. Pre-incident changes A well thought out and planned business continuity plan is a necessity to keep a business operational if a disaster should strike the company. Red Circle can be prepared for any disaster by having a business continuity plan in place with trained staff on how to implement the plan, if disaster or disruption occurs. Annually the business continuity plan should be reviewed for accuracy and updates. Since Red Circle is located in the Midwest region, which is prone to tornadoes, the company...
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...incorporated into daily life so easily; even the most exercise-phobic among us can shape up. This is a 4-week bodybuilding program, designed for myself, and any one interested to building their muscle. However, this plan is good for beginners just like me. This sketch requires 1-2 hours, 4 times a week. The idea is to lift as heavy as you can, while still being able to complete the required number of repetitions. Not only that, but the exercise I am about to develop is what I do with my soccer team. To be able to keep up an exercise plan, that has to work for you. For example, if you plan to get up 5 in the morning to work out, and you’re not a morning person, that plan will never work over the long term. Look your schedule and find times to work out that are convenient for you on a regular basis. If you have to switch your whole life around to accommodate your workout schedule, you’ll end up not working out. So look at your weekly timetable, and find a few hours that can be made convenient for you to exercise, then make sure you go. The first few weeks will be harder, but after a while, you will fall into a regular pattern and exercising will become a normal part of your schedule. The harder part is keeping your exercise routine, when something in your life changes. Something in your schedule cuts into one of your workout times, and you skip it. The next thing you know, you are back to the plan once a month at best....
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...article, “River Plan Too Fishy For my Taste Buds”, argues that is is not so good, nothing worth celebrating over and won’t help. So the question is, is it worth it to have spent almost half a billion dollars on the San Joaquin River Restoration Project? I believe...
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...Backup and Disaster Recovery Plan for big companies and businesses is very important. Having this can save a company and ruin without it. There are many factors for a network to shut down or malfunction. National disasters and man-made disasters can always happen and to have such plan will at least guarantee a company to continuously running in a productive way. There are so many vendors out there who promote backup and recovery solutions in case of emergency. A company should always assess what their needs in case of an emergency and should always see if their chosen vendor can provide them with the service that they need. For a business to have a concise and useful recovery plan they should always focus on the problems that are likely to occur. “Focusing your plan on disaster results means contemplating problems such as loss of a single server, loss of the entire server room, loss of all of the customer service workstation computers, and so forth, without worrying about the possible disasters that might cause those results” (Hallberg, p. 163). A company should first assess the needs that the plan must meet. Identifying the needs of the company will not only give them a clear vision of what the plan must address, but also which other people from the different parts of the company should be involve in the planning process. Knowing the root of the problem is the first step in solving the problem. When planning for backup and disaster recovery plan one should consider different...
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...trying to set up in Fayetteville at the time we met. For the following two weeks, I learned the trade, digging trenches, taping windows, and hauling drums of paint around houses in San Diego. Danny had rented an apartment for the workers with mattresses on the floors and food in the fridge. It was tough work and hot in the California summer sun and my pay just covered my room and board and not much else. However, I told myself that I would not be doing this forever and that the plan was to set up operations on the West Coast before going back east with the product. Danny said we were going to LA for the weekend to visit his brother in the Valley and we could discuss our project in more depth. Driving to the San Fernando Valley in the van we arrived at Danny’s brothers around dinner time, we stopped just long enough to go to the bathroom and meet Danny’s brother. We then loaded into his brother’s car and since we had left the crew in San Diego, it was just me, Danny and Rudy, his brother. He was straight out of the 50’s driving a 57 Chevy convertible that was very clean. Rudy said we were traveling to Hollywood to party and that we could catch up on the way. Junior, Danny’s older brother, ran the show out of San Diego but appeared to be semi-retired, and Rudy was the one in charge of the business. We...
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...JOURNAL ARTICLE CRITIQUE of Wright, John H. “The Eternal Plan of Divine Providence.” Alma College 27-57. Introduction There are many components in theology that make up one’s entire theological stance. Some components are major, while others just serve as topics of debate. Understanding theology is much more than the typical Sunday school lesson, but requires far more time, energy and patience from the one seeking the understanding. The question of the providence of God is one topic that takes this time, energy and patience. The time spent exploring this topic is well worth it. Wright states, “But the question (of providence) is finally unavoidable, and the answer one attempts to give to it will necessarily affect all the rest of one’s theological outlook.”[1] My purpose for this paper is the analyze Wright’s article with a critical lens. Brief Summary Wright easily lays the foundation of his entire article. He writes, “At what point does God’s providence escape the human category of “plan” and assert its own transcendental uniqueness and mystery?”[2] Wright unwraps the differing views of the providence of God, continuing to point back to St. Thomas Aquinas, “the master.”[3] He also discusses the views of the classical Thomist school and the Molinist school, and defines general providence, special providence and most special providence (predestination). Wright points the reader back to scripture, where there is plenty of evidence supporting the idea...
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...Business Continuity Plan on Information Systems Ronald E. Stamm Jr. ISYS 204 Professor Choi October 6th, 2011 Abstract Since the dawn of the new millennium, as more and more companies are becoming more technologically savvy, they have been coming to the realization that there is a need to protect that data somehow. These companies seek out IT professionals who help them create Business Continuity Plans. These Business Continuity Plans help companies better safeguard and effectively retain their essential data in the case of a catastrophic failure of their network infrastructure. In this essay, I will be discussing the different intricacies of a Business Continuity Plan and how to effectively build one to suit the needs of the individual company. The Effects of a Business Continuity Plan on Information System A frog if put in cold water will not bestir itself if that water is heated up slowly and gradually and will in the end let itself be boiled alive, too comfortable with continuity to realize that continuous change at some point may become intolerable and demand a change in behavior. (Handy, 1990) There have been so many companies over the years that have failed due to lack of a proper Business Continuity Plan. Taking the time and utilizing the correct resources to create a Business Continuity Plan can easily counteract this. In this essay, I will provide an example of a few companies who did not have proper Business Continuity Plans and how that can affect...
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...------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Risk Management Plan ------------------------------------------------- Project Manager: Revision History Version | Date | Author(s) | Revision Notes | 1.0 | 09/27/2014 | | First Draft | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Table of Contents Purpose and Scope 1 Risk Plan Objectives 1 Deliverables Produced 1 Deliverable 1: 1 Deliverable 2: 1 Deliverable 3: 2 Project Risks 2 Risk I 2 Risk II 2 Risk III 2 Disaster Recovery Plan 2 Types of Teams 2 In the Event of a Disaster 2 Recovery Scenarios 3 Recovery Activities 3 Purpose and Scope The risks that we can incur for this project are as follows: Injury when installing cables and towers, possible electrical issues with a number of systems drawing power around the same time, someone tapping into the company’s network as we slowly bring it up before it’s fully secured, possible attacks on the servers as they come online, or critical failure of servers as they are brought online. We are going to go over these and how we will mitigate the risks from a high risk to a lower risk. Risk Plan Objectives This project will meet the following objectives: * Objective 1 – Working in pairs so that workers can check over each other’s work to make sure it is done right the first time without injury. * Objective 2 – Before bringing networking...
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...Computers, networks, and software are the heart and soul of the IT world today. Because of the availability of those systems, they are very vulnerable to malicious attacks and activity. It is of upmost importance that an organization takes security seriously and takes the proper measures to protect their systems. They can do this through a number of different ways, but one area of focus is through the authentication process and the related hardware and software to go along with it. Identification and Authentication Authentication is the process of the system or program recognizing the user and granting them access, which has been predetermined by access controls. It begins with two major parts; Identification and Authentication. Identification is the process in which the system recognizes the user and gives them access according to Abstract object that are controlled by the administrators of the files and systems. Privileges will be granted based on their user account having been verified. This process is usually a user ID. The system recognized the ID and knows the access right and privileges of that individual that have been verified. The Authentication begins once the user account ID has been identified. This is the process in which the user credentials are actually verified, meaning the specific attributes of their specific user account and authenticated and verified to make sure the access rights are correct. This process uses a password or some sort of credential such...
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...The Blueprint for Professional and Personal Growth -Managing Business Information Systems Christina Flemens Walden University 8/23/2015 Executive Summary Managing Business Information Systems is a course that gave insight on essential things many should know or be aware of in business. The topics covered were the roles and actions business systems play in an organization, the utilization of data resources, how mangers can drive value from business information systems, the effects of establishing a process-oriented organization, the importance of security, ethical issues and business continuity planning, as well as the trends that will make up the future of business information systems. These were the major topics covered and thoroughly discussed during the course that help in acquiring new knowledge regarding this area of business. I have learned a great deal from all the above mentioned topics but the ones I believed to learn from the most was how business managers can drive value from business information systems, the potential ethics, privacy, and security risks that are faced in a business, and the trends that will shape the future. The content in those matters improved my understanding of managing business information systems within the organization I choose to create in this course as well as the organization I work for presently. The influence of this course and the knowledge I have acquired has inspired me in a more innovative and creative way. The better understanding...
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...------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Risk Management Plan ------------------------------------------------- Project Manager: Revision History Version | Date | Author(s) | Revision Notes | 1.0 | 09/27/2014 | | First Draft | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Table of Contents Purpose and Scope 1 Risk Plan Objectives 1 Deliverables Produced 1 Deliverable 1: 1 Deliverable 2: 1 Deliverable 3: 2 Project Risks 2 Risk I 2 Risk II 2 Risk III 2 Disaster Recovery Plan 2 Types of Teams 2 In the Event of a Disaster 2 Recovery Scenarios 3 Recovery Activities 3 Purpose and Scope The risks that we can incur for this project are as follows: Injury when installing cables and towers, possible electrical issues with a number of systems drawing power around the same time, someone tapping into the company’s network as we slowly bring it up before it’s fully secured, possible attacks on the servers as they come online, or critical failure of servers as they are brought online. We are going to go over these and how we will mitigate the risks from a high risk to a lower risk. Risk Plan Objectives This project will meet the following objectives: * Objective 1 – Working in pairs so that workers can check over each other’s work to make sure it is done right the first time without injury...
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