...LETTER of TRANSMITTAL Subject: Submission of internship report on “Distribution Network and Process of Alook Refrigeration Co Ltd”. Dear Sir, It is a great pleasure to present the internship report titled “Distribution Network and Process” in Alook Refrigeration Co Ltd, which was assigned as a partial requirement for the completion of Bachelor of Business Administration degree. This is an honor to work for a Refrigeration Company and gain in-depth knowledge on Distribution Network and Process. Throughout the study, I have tried to accommodate as much information and relevant issues as possible and tried to follow the instructions that you have suggested. Through the internship, I tried my best to make this report as much informative as possible I am grateful to you for your guidance and kind cooperation at every step of my endeavor on this report. I shall remain deeply grateful if you kindly take some pen to go through the report and evaluate my performance. Sincerely yours Islam Kazi Ashik- Ul ID # 09-14727-3 Department of Business Administration American International University-Bangladesh Acknowledgement Firstly, Thankful to the honorable supervisor Ziarat Hossain Khan for giving the freedom to choose the report topic and continuous guidance henceforth. His guidance has been of extreme help to me. I am also thankful for all the times, I consulted him and he answered with the utmost patience and perseverance...
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...Week 3.1 Short Essay 1. The structure of monosaccharide’s are is a hexagon for glucose and galactose with 6 carbons one in each corner. They have 12 hydrogen’s one at each end of the 6 lines and 6 oxygen’s one at each intersection. Where fructose is a pentagon and has the same chemical format as glucose but its arranged differently. Disaccharides are the pairs of monosaccharide linked together. The three common disaccharide’s are Maltose which is glucose + glucose and can be found in malt cider, Sucrose which is composed of glucose + fructose and is commonly found in fruits and sugar cane. Lactose, which is galactose + glucose, combined and can be found in milks. 2. Polysaccharides are complex units of glucose and monosaccharide linked together. The main polysaccharides are glycogen, starches and fibers. Starches and glycogen are similar because the both store glucose molecules linked together. They differ because they are derived from different sources. Fiber polysaccharides are different from other polysaccharides because they contribute no energy. 3. The body maintains its blood glucose concentration by storing it as fat, when concentrations of glucose rise to high a person will become sleepy or tired and when it rises to high a person will become dizzy and weak. 4. Some of the health effects of fiber and starches in ones diet is the lowering the risk of heart disease and plays a key role in preventing type 2 diabetes. The daily recommended intake...
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...Illustrative essay Name Institution Illustrative essay Most people in our world don’t appear to understand systems theory, systems philosophy, systems science or evolution; leading to some people becoming deniers of climate change. Some deny the fact that global warming is a phenomenon occurring today out of ignorance or out of self-interests which are psychopathic. When evidence points out to increase surface temperatures, rise in sea levels and decrease in ice extent; it means this is not a matter to be taken for granted. Global warming is a reality that we are currently facing in our world. Increased carbon dioxide emissions find their way into the atmosphere and combine with other gases to create a greenhouse effect. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have predicted a rise of 8.6 degrees Fahrenheit come 2100. There has been an increase in global temperatures over the past fifty years. NASA confirmed that the past year, 2015, was the warmest year ever experienced ever since the dawn of the ice age. They believe that this year wouldn't be different, in fact, they depict an exponential increment. Global temperatures were first recorded in 1880, scientists have noted an inconsistent change in global temperatures ever since. Research conducted by the atmospheric administration and the Climate Research unit shows that surface temperatures will increase exponentially...
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...MK 4400: LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT Name or Names (Not more than 2) __ INSTRUCTIONS 1. This Exam is due in at the beginning of the next class. Please use 2. The exam is offered in two parts: (a) problems/short essays (70%), and (b) a case study on Westminster Company, Case 4, text pages 454-459 (30%). 3. In general, page limit is one-half a page per sub-question. This limit is intended to make you communicate complex ideas in a succinct manner. You may include as many figures, tables, graphs, as necessary to provide supporting documentation to your written text. 4. Finally, please sign the following statement to affirm academic honesty: I_DVD_ (name/signature) pledge that I neither gave nor received help in this exam 1A) Explain the differences and similarities between the concepts of Supply Chain Management and Logistics Management. Supply Chain Management definition states that: consists of firms collaborating to leverage strategic positioning and to improve operating efficiency. Logistics Management implements the plans for efficient move of goods and personal. So similarities they are both used to achieve efficiency and economics of scale but the differences being Supply Chain is a strategic choice while Logistics is the work required to move and position the inventory. 1B) How is logistics related to the marketing effort? The marketing effort depends on determining the needs and wants of the target markets and delivering...
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...College essay Throughout high school, I worked a part-time job, took care of my siblings, and tried to achieve the best grades possible. As I struggled through these troubled times, I seldom thought about college. I just wanted to be the first in my family to go to college and succeed. However, Mrs Solliday, my tenth grade biology teacher, encouraged me to consider going to college. As I began my senior year, she called me into her office to make me aware of the application process not only for colleges but also the various scholarship offers and grants available to me. Because of his efforts, I will be stepping onto the campus of Old Dominion University in August 2014 after winning a scholarship. Because my scholarship does not provide spending money and I must maintain a grade point average of 3.2, my path over the next few months will be a balancing act as I work to save money for spending, study to make certain I am ready for classes, and spend as much time as possible with my family before I leave home. Working is nothing new to me. I have had some type of a part-time job since I was sixteen years old. I spent many summer days taking care of cattle at my grandfather's farm. The work was hard, but I learned the importance of staying focused on the task at hand. Failure to do so could have resulted in a serious injury, as farm machinery is not forgiving. These experiences with "Pap" enabled me to learn a great deal about the farming process and the selling of produce...
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...Whirlpool's dramatic turnaround through internationalization Whirlpool's Dramatic Turnaround through Internationalization Q1: The Whirlpool Corporation manufactures dryers, washers, refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, microwave ovens, compactors and ranges in thirteen countries and trades them in almost 170 countries under the brand names Whirlpool, Magic Chef, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Kitchen Aid, Amana, Kenmore, Bauknecht and Brastemp. Whirlpool generated more than $19 billion in 2006 as the annual sales indicting an increase of 26% from fiscal 2005. This was due to increased international demand for its innovative products and brands. Whirlpool acquired Maytag Corporation in the same year in a bid to increase the sale levels. The company employs not less than 80,000 employees in more than 60 technology and manufacturing centers in the whole world. The firm generates nearly 60% of its total sales from the North America niche, 25% from Europe, 15% from Latin America and 2% from Asian markets. Whirlpool suffers some risks which include low profit margins due to increase in the number of demanding buyers counteracted with high domestic competition. The domestic markets are at risk due to the competition from Haier, the largest appliances brand in China. This fifth largest appliance maker in the world has established a distribution centre and some production base in U.S specifically, South Carolina. Haier has recently established a subsidiary in New York, thus threatening Whirlpool's...
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...Responding to Internal and External Factors; Wal-mart Analysis Abstract; this report examines the ways in which Wal-mart responds to internal and external factors such as globalization, new technology, innovation, diversity, and ethics. Wal-Mart is a successful industry giant, so it stands to reason that they are proficient at responding to internal and internal factors and thriving . In this essay we explore Wal-Mart’s programs and initiatives and access if we could use their examples to learn from and grow as managers and business owners. There are various internal and external factors that affect the four functions of Management positively or negatively. Organizations need to pay close attention to these factors because it can enhance the company’s success when used appropriately. The most prevalent factors that management has to be concerned with in this era are globalization, new technologies, innovation, diversity, and ethics. Wal-mart is a big player in the nation nal and global market and must stay reactive to these internal and external factors to stay on top. Wal-mart is addressing each of these issues directly. Globalization has raised numerous questions about the credibility, leading to perceptions. Wal-Mart is one leading store serving millions of customers globally and continues to do so by opening more stores worldwide. Globalization has a great impact on the company. It has broadened their market structure and also increased profit margin. Even...
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...Com 155 Nutrisystem Verses Jenny Craig Compare and Contrast Essay Life is full of many obstacles and triumphs, some may cause a good healthy life and some may cause stress. Being overweight is not a dead end and living healthy is still an option for those who think there is no hope and Jenny Craig and Nutrisystem take it upon themselves to try to help individuals that are heaving weight management problems. Changes occur every day in life and choosing how to manage an overcome those changes are solely up to the individual that wants to make a change for the good and having a place to help shed the unwanted weight and creating a healthier lifestyle will put you on the right path to make things right. Nutrisystem, and Jenny Craig are both weight loss programs with several similarities and differences. Nutrisystem Nutrisystem is an easy-to-follow and effective diet program, and offers great convenience to its users. Individuals who do not like determine the calorie requirements, plan the diet, shop for the groceries and cook meals will definitely love Nutrisystem’s diet plans. All you will do is simple choose your menu choice from its official website and reheat the pre-prepared and packaged microwavable pouches just before consuming the meals. Nutrisystem takes care of all the calorie counting and cooking part for you. Nutrisystem offers its dietary service through online, and do not have centres anywhere. It offers you the convenience of ordering the diet plans online...
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...Unit Title: Communications in Business 100 Assessment: Critical Essay Company: Pepsi Company Ltd Essay Title: Corporate Environmental Obligation: An examination of the performance of Pepsi Co Student Name: Chomansingh Mareachealee Student Number: 15570501 Semester: 1 2011 Campus: Charles Telfair Institute Tutor’s Name: Sarita Ramanan Tutorial Day and Time: Tuesday (11:30-13:30) GP 4 | | | | | | | Table of content | | | | | Content: | | | | | | Introduction | 2 | | | | | The case against Pepsi Co and its impact & implication: | | | | | | (A) Achieving positive water balance | 2&3 | | (B) Land & Packaging- Moving towards zero landfill | 4 | | (C ) Climate change- reducing the carbon Footprint of operations | 5 | | (D) Protecting Natural resources and health | 6 | | | | | | | | The case for Pepsi Co and its impact & implication: | | | | | | (A) Pesticide controversy in India and Carbon dioxide emission | 7 | | (B) Using Tap water for Bottling | 7&8 | | (C )Health issues and Recycling problem | 8&9 | | | | | | | | Conclusion: | 9 | | | | | References: | 10&11&12 | | | Re: Corporate Environmental Obligation: An examination of the performance of Pepsi company Introduction: Modern organizations have high considerations for societal contribution. Nowadays...
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...In today’s world, there is a drastically increase in manufacturing industries due to the increased knowledge of mankind. Modernized machinery and equipment and the glory of one mankind to become rich forces him to endeavor in this historical event. Due to the fact that a human is more concerned only by getting the best out of the environment, the environment at the end suffers. Gases that include methane (CH4) and nitrogen oxide (N2O) are emitted into the atmosphere during these industrial processes hence there is the depletion of the ozone layer resulting in the so called ozone hole. Thus the essay below would highlight more on human’s impact on the atmosphere and later effects of the ozone hole which in turn affect them. Albarca J.F (2000) notes that an ozone layer is a belt of ozone gases which is located at about 15 to 50km above the earth surface. This layer blocks harmful ultraviolet (gamma and alpha rays) part of the solar radiation from reaching the earth surface which will in future cause nonmelanoma skin cancer. Ozone depleting substances like chlorofluorocarbons thin this ozone layer resulting in a large area having half or less ozone than normal to appear hence the term ozone hole. Handwerk (2000) elaborate that the ozone is created naturally when oxygen molecules high in the atmosphere get broken by sunlight into two free oxygen atoms. A free atom can then bond with an unbroken oxygen atom and ozone is born. Ozone depletion happens when an ultraviolet light breaks...
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...resources and stimulate innovation. The adoption of OER and therefore the need for universities to lower the tuition fees, „Lower textbook costs reduce the amount of debt that students must assume to complete their education, (Annand, 2015, pg3), students would be attracted by lower overall educational costs and therefore increasing enrolment. 4 2. INTRODUCTION Sick building is closely related to air quality conditions of enclosed buildings and do not receive any natural ventilation due to be being sealed tight with air re-circulating just within the building. Different activities occur within buildings and that results in the reduction of indoor air quality which includes chemicals from cleaning products and chemical emitting devices. This essay will discuss the collective symptoms diagnosis which is termed sick building syndrome which results from different indoor pollutants and its effects. However, it will first elaborate on what indoor air pollution is and its sources. According to EPA (2017), indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the air quality within and around buildings and structures, especially as it relates to the health and comfort of building occupants and different factors contribute to the reduction of indoor air quality within buildings and therefore different pollutants that are present within the building. 3. WHAT IS SICK BUILDING SYNDROME? Sick building syndrome is defined by World Health Organization (1983) as a medical symptoms experienced by occupants in buildings...
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...PESTLE Analysis of the Mars Bar Political Nestle and Master Foods with its main brand the Mars bar (Nestle again – why are they here?) is receiving criticism for sourcing it chocolate from the West African countries like the Ivory Coast where the cocoa trade is being used to fund conflict to the tune of £60 million a year. The Ivory Coast provides some 40% of the world’s cocoa, since 2002 it has been torn apart by civil war. The allegations are that the profit from cocoa has been directly siphoned into government funds and used to finance their conflict with the rebels. In addition the rebels extorted money directly from the industry trying to transport the cocoa through its region. Gentle pressure is being applied on Mars to identify how much of its product contains cocoa from the Ivory Coast and strive to become free from “Conflict Cocoa”. (Independent News and Media Ltd 2007) Sustainability and fair trade with regard to cocoa has become a political “hot potato” with the manufacturers of the Mars bar being criticised for employing tactics that puts cocoa farmers into virtual slavery, forcing them to turn more of their land over to production of cocoa rather than traditional arable farming and then making entire communities reliant on the cocoa market. The power of the global conglomerate can then manipulate the price of cocoa, ultimately depriving the producer of a fair price for the raw ingredient. The close association of the Mars bar as a product of the United States...
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...ESSAY WRITING A MODEL ESSAY TOPIC Good health is the right of all Australians. How does the state of Aboriginal health care relate to that of non-Indigenous Australians? Why is this so and how can this situation be addressed so that there is parity across all segments of Australian society? Discuss. “Good health is not just the physical wellbeing of an individual, but the social, emotional, and cultural wellbeing of the whole community in which each individual is able to achieve their full potential as a human being thereby bringing about the total wellbeing of their community”. (Anderson, 2000, para. 6) If we take Anderson's view as the definition of good health, then the fact that an Indigenous baby raised in an Aboriginal community can expect to live 20 years less than other babies strongly indicates that the relative health status of Australia's Indigenous population is indeed much poorer than that of the rest of the Australian population (Merston, 1999, p.32). This is largely due to inadequate living conditions, lifestyle, lack of education and employment, and historical conditions. To improve the health status of Australia's Indigenous population, the government not only needs to allocate more funds to health services and the improvement of overall living conditions, but also to investigate ways in which health services can be offered to better reflect the cultural needs of this group. Indigenous Australians suffer a higher amount of illness and die at a...
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...Brown 1 Hannah M. Brown Mr. James Eichen English IV P 16 February 2016 Food Studies Food is the center of life across the globe, in various cultures. While it is vital to humanity’s survival, it has become far more than an important factor of health and nutrition. In food studies, the complex relationship between food and humans is explored. Food studies is more than just the study of food itself, as it is different from the traditional foodrelated areas like nutrition, molecular science and gastronomy. It is explored via multiple perspectives such as art, history, sociology, psychology, social justice and economics. With psychology having the largest connection to food studies, researchers can look deeply into eating and find a deeper meaning to help them understand humanity in a greater way. A meal has the image of unity and brings people together. Food choices can tell stories of families, groups and individuals. “The ways in which foods are eaten in various nationalities signified unconscious attributes and qualities” ( “Thinking Made Easy” ). Humans live by symbols to make sense of this world, to help organize and to give meaning to our existence. Every group, whether it is bound with religion or social status, thinks of itself as “special and exceptional and uses food to show it” ( Civitello ). During the Chinese New Year, traditional dishes are carried with great significance based upon superstitions affiliated with spirituality...
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...Executive summary Recent success in the Indian market of pasta has compelled Nestle Bangladesh to introduce new snack “Maggi Pasta” in Bangladeshi market. This snack is still not that much popular because of unavailability and high price. Beside that no other company is producing or supplying a good amount of pasta in the local market. This gives a huge advantage to Nestle Bangladesh ltd. to enter in a very less competitive market and enjoy the first mover advantage. The company will get benefit from already a well established distribution channel of nestle and its’ dexterous staff to give the product in the peak of its success. The expected market share could be achieved by a sound promotion policy and by the brand name of Nestle as the maggi noodles is already a well known product. This instant pasta mix will attract customers just like it attracted the noodles customers. And as a different product it will be able to gain more market share by creating a completely new market. New types of pasta will be introduced to the market to keep the market in hand and the beginning will have a pasta festival that will create a brand value, promote the product, strengthen the brand in the customers’ mind and make customers believe that the only instant pasta mix provider in the market is maggi. The company is expecting to have a 40 percent share of the market at the first quarter and what will reach in 80/85 percent at the end of the year. Production cost could be minimized by nestle...
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