...Club IT, Parte II Melina J. Ríos Soto BIS/219 Agosto 2, 2012 Sistemas de Información de Negocios Club IT, Parte II Retomando nuevamente el tema del Club IT, les estaré presentando la segunda parte, en la cual esta servidora será contratada para asistir a los dueños Ruben Keys y Lisa Tejada en la toma de decisiones técnicas para el bienestar y mejora de la compañía. La primera tarea asignada fue la de visitar el Club en varias ocasiones con el propósito de poder analizar en cuales áreas había que trabajar arduamente, para una mejora en el Club y también, saber en donde ellos se encontraban posicionados dentro del mercado como dueños y como negocio. En adición a las visitas, también analice los dos portales que tienen creados, tanto para los empleados como para los clientes. Una vez completado el proceso de investigación explicado anteriormente y de haberme reunido con los dueños del Club IT, pude identificar tres áreas en las cuales la implementación de la tecnología de la información, podrá beneficiar la expansión que desean llevar a cabo. Una de las áreas identificadas lo fue el área de la Gerencia de las Relaciones al Cliente. En la era que estamos viviendo, la tecnología está a la vanguardia y una de las herramientas que más utilizan los jóvenes es el internet, especialmente en los celulares. Son muchas las personas, en especial, los jóvenes que utilizan celulares “inteligentes”. Los dueños del Club IT deben colocarse a la vanguardia de lo que se vive hoy...
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...Club IT Part II As Club IT’s mission: “Offer you live music, DJ's, dance space and refreshments that suit your lifestyle. You are our friends, and we seek to build a community that meets regularly at Club IT." We have being obligated to ensure quality service to our customers oriented to their technology related lives. As we were analyzing our clientele for the past months, we noticed that they are technology-oriented people. We have being investigating everyday, by talking to our customers casually, where do they work. We did find out they are business people working in the closest buildings that we have, they work as technology advisors most of them, they have bank related work and computer technology among others related to technology. Our customers are constantly connected to their PDA’s even when enjoying a cocktail after work. Currently we do not have access to the Internet in our club. The only Internet access we do have is for management use only. As we found out about our clientele technology oriented work, we decided to have access to Internet for their convenience. We are sure that even tough they have their PDA’s accessible, it would be very convenient that they could also access Internet from a computer. We thought of it as an Internet Café and at the same time it would have a live band for entertainment and every type of drink imaginable. Club IT needs to have several computers available for our customers for them to access the Internet and...
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...Our goal at Club IT is to provide a relaxing and safe environment were individuals are able to interact and gather. The client market that Club IT targets is individual between 21 to 30 years old. Since alcoholic beverages are served the age cutoff has to be 21 to meet the law requirments. There have been several changes done at Club IT in last several months. With these new implemented systems Club It will be able to benefit as a whole. With the analysis that was given in Part 1 they can be supplemented in with the new recommendations. The new recommendations will include kiosk, a night sales audit, and a updated sound system. Using the kiosk system will allow the company to facility all entry-level employee’s work. This system will allow the kiosk to input the orders of the customers made by the waiters and bartenders. The orders could include appetizers, drinks, memorabilia items, and tickets. This system will be maintained and joined with paper trail. By having this paper trail will allow for less mistakes to be made and to serve as a reference if the kiosk total doesn’t add up on the night audit. Night audits will be performed by the managers to check the accuracy of the floor employee’s accounting. Merchandise for the customers will be shot glasses, baseball caps, glass mugs, and t-shirts. The night audit system will integrate the transactions for the night of all product combination sales. When a customer purchases something it automatically logs it on the inventory...
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...In 1973, the Charles River Rugby Football Club, affectionately dubbed "The Rats", was founded by a group of ruggers from Tufts University and Boston Rugby Football Club. In striking green and orange jerseys that quickly became the club’s trademark, the Rats achieved many early successes, including winning thePortland RFC Invitational and advancing to the Annual New England Tournament semi-finals. The Rats continued to attract new players and build on each year’s accomplishments over the next decade, thus solidifying themselves as a fixture in the New England rugby community. In 1980, the Rats earned promotion to New England Division I thanks to a staggering defeat of the renowned Berlin Strollers. The early eighties were busy for the club, as the men concentrated on augmenting club membership via a merger with the Old North Bridge RFC of Concord, MA. Highlights of the eighties include continual success both in New England and in international tournament play. In the fall of 1986, the club defeated Boston 12-9, eliminating them from the playoffs for the first time in 5 years. The Club settled into a restructured Division II in 1992 and proceeded to hold the top seed in that division from 1993 to 1994, running three winning seasons in a row. The club failed to post a winning season again until the fall of 2005 when the men's side, under coach Fergal Hehir, made it to the playoffs. They defeated Rockaway RFC in the first playoff game in the spring of 2006 and lost to Montauk RFC...
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...Members of the RWC shall be members of the RPL or shall have the status of an associated member (adherent) of the RPL. In each municipality, one club of the RWC may be set up, with the exception of cities with a district administrative division, where clubs of the RWC shall be set up in each district of the respective municipality. The clubs of the RWC shall have the statute of RPL clubs. Their members shall be female individuals of 15 years of age and above. Members of the RWC may become members of RPL. Development activities in terms of RWC shall be supported by Roshan Municipal Councils in consultations with the national leadership of the NRWO. Overseeing for the composition, legitimacy and the activities of RWC shall be performed by RPL authorities following the provisions of these Statutes and their implementing rules. The structural units of the RWC shall follow the design of the structural units of the RPL. They shall be set up and operate according to their own statutes consistent with the Statutes...
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...Given the psychological and cultural analysis of the Singles II demographic, we are confident that Club Med Kemer, Turkey is the best experience for singles. Club Med Kemer is the premium experience because of the exotic and adventurous opportunities it offers for middle-aged adults who have remained single and are looking to still have fun. Because this segment of society tends to be career focused, they spend a large amount of time stuck in an office going through piles of paperwork and following the same routine of mundane meetings day after day. While Live Aqua in Cancun may appeal to some people who want to go lay on the beach and relax, Club Med is a more satisfying vacation because it brings people out of their sense of control and routine....
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...Code of Procedure of the Commerce Undergraduate Society of UBC Vancouver “… to enhance the value of the Sauder School of Business Bachelor of Commerce degree while cultivating the personal, professional and academic success of students.” 1. Article 1: Introduction and Scope 6 Section 1.01: Definitions 6 Section 1.02: Jurisdiction 7 Section 1.03: Amendment 7 Section 1.04: Suspension 7 Section 1.05: Summaries 7 Section 1.06: Guidelines 7 2. Article 2: Board of Directors and Executive Council Procedures Policy 7 Section 2.01: Powers of the Chairpersons of the Board of Directors and Executive Council 7 Section 2.02: Authority to Overrule the Chairperson 8 Section 2.03: Appointment of the Board of Directors Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson 8 Section 2.04: Appointment of the Executive Council Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson 8 Section 2.05: Quorum 8 Section 2.06: Meeting Agendas 9 Section 2.07: Speaking Privileges and Agenda Structure 9 Section 2.08: Voting and Records of Votes 13 Section 2.09: Meeting Locations 14 Section 2.10: Public Attendance of Meetings 14 Section 2.11: Participation in Meetings through Electronic Means 14 Section 2.12: Appointment of Proxies 14 Section 2.13: Secretary of the Board of Directors and Executive Council 15 3. Article 3: Board of Directors Committee Policy 16 Section 3.01: Purpose and Nature of Board of Directors Committees 16 Section 3.02: Committee Terms 16 Section 3.03: Inclusion of the General Membership of the...
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...“The many advantages of joining a Health Club or Gym” Introduction I. Do you want to gain more energy naturally or just blow off some steam after a rough day at work? Want to prevent many life threating diseases or maybe drop a few pounds for summer, then a good workout at your local gym of health club is the answer.(Attention getter) II. By joining a gym or health club and starting a daily workout routine you will accomplish all these things and countless other positive benefits. (Thesis) III. Today, I will discuss some of those benefits and reason why joining a local gym or health club is a great decision that has positive life changing implications.(Preview) (Transition: So what are some of the positive benefits you get from joining a gym of health club.) Body I. Joining a local gym or health club is a great decision for anyone looking to improve their overall health. 1-Regular physical activity can help you prevent and manage a number of diseases. (MayoClinic.com) a.) Such as lowering high blood pressure b.) Heart disease c.) Strokes d.) depression 2-Regular exercise is also very effective for weight loss or even managing your current weight. (MayoClinic.com) 3-Daily exercise can also improve your mood and increase your energy naturally. (Transition: Now, I will explain some of the exercise classes and tools offer at your local gym or health club) II. When you join a local join you will have...
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...Motorcycle Clubs At the end of World War II many American military personnel returned home broken and missing the friendships of the military life. Many of these young men and women were trained and used motorcycles in battle. After returning home from World War II these same men would end up together to form motorcycle riding clubs. As innocent as these origins may have started, the stigmata that has been associated with motorcycle clubs is wrong (Thompson, 2005). Just because it’s a Motorcycle club, doesn’t mean that they are outlaws. When the word biker is mentioned, most people think of the stereotypical dirty, unshaven, leather wearing, criminal. When the truth is only a small number of bikers are these, they’re called one per centers. This means that that they live outside the law as only one percent of society does. These groups have given the other riders a bad name (Brotherman, 2009). With some motorcycle clubs committing crimes, it has been hard to shake the negative stereotypes. These crimes include murder, rape, and drug dealing (Thompson, 2005). With such a negative projection by these criminal clubs it’s hard to see past the bad stereotypes. There are positive clubs out there that are trying hard to shake this misconception. As they look to other countries, and their laws, there will be many legal means of getting rid of these bad apples (Veno, 2009). The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) is the rights advocate for bikers in America and they fight hard...
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...MANAGEMENT AND COST ACCOUNTING MRB1022/MRC1023 Group Assignment – Case 5 AUBURN CIRCULAR CLUB PRO RODEO ROUNDUP AUBURN CIRCULAR CLUB PRO RODEO ROUNDUP 1. Yes, it was necessary for Shelley Jones to stipulate that she wanted a fund-raiser. Reasons: 1. Become the target / KPI for the fund raised. 2. Auburn Circular Club will be recognised by the community. 3. Contribution for the community. 4. Sense of responsibility for fund-raiser. 5. Ensure continuity of the rodeo event for future year with sufficient fund. 2. What Jonathan Edmunds meant was lost in the year event of $8,326 would contribute as amount invested to build the image of Auburn Circular Club. 3. Yes, Jonathan’s comment is consistent with Shelley’s idea that the club should have a fund-raiser because it was the first year event and hoping that it will get better next year. 4. The rodeo expenditures showed that the expenses were three times more than collection on ticket sales. 5. Variable Cost of the catering cost using high-low method is $8.75 per contestant and the fixed cost is $403 as shown in the calculations below: Variable Cost i) Total Cost i. = $1243 - $998 = $245 ii) Contestants ii. =96 – 68 = 28 iii) Variable Cost per contestant iii. =245/28 = $8.75 Fixed Cost | High | Low | Total Cost | $1243 | $998 | Less Variable Cost | = 99 x 8.75=$840 | = 68 x 8.75= $595 | Fixed Cost | $403 | $403 | ...
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...Club IT Part II Ernesto Alcala University of Phoenix Business Information Systems BIS/219 Anthony Isom August 10, 2010 Club IT Part II Over the last few months after the business’ opening, Club It improves its systems to keep the business running such as intranet and strategy for competitive advantage. But, a recent study show to Lisa and Ruben; the company’s owners another kind of problems or topics who requires their attention: The company’s resources, customer’s relationship, and supply system. The Club IT’s owners, Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada followed the first recommendations to keep their business ruling. Now the company still using the intranet system but, every employee use his/her own password to see his/her own information. Only the Ruben and Lisa can check the company’s information such as the company’s sales, stock, or, supply. The new intranet system allows the owners to evaluate their employees, how they manage their time and their efficiency. The customer’s feedback allows the owners to know their clientele’s likes and dislikes, music preferences, food and drink’s preferences. These issues allows Club It to take a competitive advantage over its competitors. However, a recent study shows that Club IT still need to improve three fields to keep and improve its success. The first one: the company resources as the technology. Currently, the intranet technology that Club It use allows the owners to know the currently issues inside the company. But, each department...
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...PAID IN FULL before taking the field. On payment of the full amount, players will receive their player's pass. II. It is club policy that a player playing in any other grade except A Grade must have paid a minimum of $100.00 towards their playing fees before they take the field. Failure to do so, subject to relaxation by the Club in special circumstances, will mean you will not be eligible to play. Once $100 has been paid, a player's pass for Mike Carney Toyota Park will be issued. III. The Club understands that some players are not able to play for the whole year and on a case by case basis, the club is more than willing to negotiate an appropriate playing fee for the year. Please approach one of the Club’s executive if this applies to your situation. B. Players commencing throughout the season I. The full amount must be paid within 4 weeks of the player’s first game to continue to be eligible for selection in any grade. II. Players will not be eligible for selection in any grade if fees are outstanding after the 4 week period unless arrangements with the club have been made and Krystal has been notified. A Grade players will forfeit their selection if payment cannot be made and arrangement haven’t been made. C. Final Series IV. Any player who has not paid their playing fees in full prior to the final series will not under any circumstances be eligible to play for the Club in the final series....
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...GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE I SECTION II Answer TWO questions in this section. RELATIONS, FUNCTIONS AND GRAPHS Page l0 ( lmark) ( 2 marks) ( lmark ) ( 2 marks) ( 2 marks) 9. (a) Simplify (i) * * (ii) t'xt+)f 35 oibi*J"ut. If"flr) = ?-x- 3, find the value of (i) fl2) (ii) ,f-t(o) (iii) f-'f(z) f o) (c) The temperature, K, of a liquid t minutes after heating is given in the table belowt (time in minutes) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 K (Temp. in "C) 84 6l 4D 29 27 26 25 Using a scale of 2 cm to represent 10 giggkon the horizontal axis and a scale of 2 crn to represent l0 degrees on the vertical axis, construct atemperature-time graph to show how the liquid cools in the 60 minute interval' Draw a smooth curve through all the plotted points. Use your graph to estimate ( 4 marks) a) the temperature of the liquid after 15 minutes b) rhe rate of cooling of the liquid at t = 3o minutes. ( 3 marks) Total 15 marks (i) (ii) o1234a20F 2008 GO ON TO TIIE NEXT PAGE .- \ 10. Page 11 (a) Solve the following pair of equations forx and y: y + 4x=27 ry + x=40 ( 6marks) (b) The shaded area in the diagram below shows the solution of a set of inequalities in .r and y. The variable x represents the number of boys in a cricket club and y represents the number of girls in the cricket club. 20 J= + x+tZ Use the graph above to answer the questions which follow. (i) State, using arguments based on the graph, whether the cricket club can have as members: a) 10 boys...
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...Club IT Part II Ernesto Alcala University of Phoenix Business Information Systems BIS/219 Anthony Isom August 10, 2010 Club IT Part II Over the last few months after the business’ opening, Club It improves its systems to keep the business running such as intranet and strategy for competitive advantage. But, a recent study show to Lisa and Ruben; the company’s owners another kind of problems or topics who requires their attention: The company’s resources, customer’s relationship, and supply system. The Club IT’s owners, Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada followed the first recommendations to keep their business ruling. Now the company still using the intranet system but, every employee use his/her own password to see his/her own information. Only the Ruben and Lisa can check the company’s information such as the company’s sales, stock, or, supply. The new intranet system allows the owners to evaluate their employees, how they manage their time and their efficiency. The customer’s feedback allows the owners to know their clientele’s likes and dislikes, music preferences, food and drink’s preferences. These issues allows Club It to take a competitive advantage over its competitors. However, a recent study shows that Club IT still need to improve three fields to keep and improve its success. The first one: the company resources as the technology. Currently, the intranet technology that Club It use allows the owners to know the currently issues inside the company. But, each...
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...a. I. the ordering of assets: Club Med put fixed assets before current assets but U.S. companies would do it inversely. Also, the current assets, U.S. companies follow order of liquidity so they would put bank and cash in first place and then receivables. Ordering of liabilities: U.S. companies would put liabilities before shareholder’ equities but Club Med did it inversely. Also, U.S. companies would divide liabilities into short term liabilities and long term liabilities. Short term liabilities would follow the order of liquidity. II. 1. The financial statements of U.S companies only present the data from two years but Club Med present the data from three years. 2. Financial statements of Club Med have separate column for reference but U.S. companies don’t have that. III. 1. U.S. companies usually put numbers in thousands of dollars but Club Med put numbers in millions of euros. 2. Med Club has subtotals printed and bold but U.S. companies don’t do that. 3. Med Club divided the fixed assets into intangible assets, tangible assets and financial assets but not in U.S. 4. Med Club include net income/net loss in its income statements but in U.S. we close it at the end of the year. 5. Med Club includes provisions for contingencies and charges for income smoothing but not in U.S. IV. CLUB MEDITERRANEE S.A. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET In millions of Euros ASSETS October...
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