...provided. This small business was established since September, 22, 2014. The owner of this business is a USBI (Universitas Siswa Bangsa Internasional) student named Gusti Agung Komang Jaya Putra. Agung got an idea to create this business because he sees good opportunity that he can manage. The opportunity here means there are lots of students especially for USBI students’ intake 2014 who need help to print, copy, and scan their school task. So base on these situations he tries to collect his money as his first capital to run the business. Fortunately on that time he got money with total Rp1.000.000 from Koperasi Siswa Bangsa also from his pocket about Rp200.000. After he consider if his first capital has been collected enough then he buy one printer and three pack of paper A4 as his equipment and supply. Although sound simple, but in fact Agung feel difficult run his business because he a students also so he cannot focus on his business only. Then he decides to give service only for printing and scanning, which the price for printing is Rp300 for each page and Rp2000 for the scan service. Furthermore, to make his printing business different with other competitors, he decide to available every time the costumers need his help and also his friend can send the data’s through his email so they can still print their data even they cannot come to his living room. Amazingly by this additional point Agung has good costumer’s relationship and for two month he can earn Rp600.000 for his business...
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...Josh Maynor Bradford vs Franklin American Literature, in its early period, had a great deal in common with the settlers of America in its beginnings. Authors and settlers alike both were teaming with new ideas and thoughts of change to this new world. Starting with the earliest authors, most wrote on the spiritual and divine way of life, but as the years passed more and more writers seemed to direct their focus toward logic and reason. William Bradford was a very influential writer in during the time of Early American Literature and maybe even perceived as the greatest in the early period despite his differences of style when compared to others writers such as Ben Franklin. Among the many successful writers of this period, these two historical figures played a major role in early American literature. Although both Franklin and Bradstreet were closely related when speaking of time periods, they were different when it came to views on certain topics, one of which including knowledge. William Bradford, who was a leader of early English settlers, was born in 1590. He, along with many others, wanted to leave the English church and be able to get to the new world where freedom of religion reigned. Bradford and countless others were now known as the Puritans and also known as “Separitists” for leaving “The Church”, as to say it was viewed to be the one and only right church to be a part of. These so called “Separitists”, didn’t like the views of the Church of England and...
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...product increases or decreases it will have an impact on the demand for complementary products, in this case resulting in lower sales of those products. In the example above the desired meal is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The elasticity in the price of peanut butter will force the consumer to spend more money and buy the peanut butter with its complementary products of jelly and bread. If the elasticity of the price increase is too great for the consumer and the consumer chooses to purchase tuna fish, jelly manufacturers will see reduced sales. Manufacturers and retailers must understand the relationship between their products and the complementary products of their product. Another example of complementary products is an ink jet printer and the ink cartridges (Living Economics, 2013). The...
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...Business Technology – How has it improved or not improved business needs Alicia N.Swann University of Phoenix TEC/401 – Human Factors in Technology Tynia Landry September 12, 2011 Abstract This research paper will discuss how the ever changing technology has or has not helped out the business needs within my company. The discussion will be on the computers, to printers, to ordering supplies, and even how employees sign in and out for payroll purposes. Business Technology – How has it improved or not improved business needs Computers The technology division at my place of employment is currently looking at ways to replace our current computers with energy efficient computers. In the past employees were asked to shut the computers down completely, however, that didn’t work for numerous reasons. The idea was brought up to replace our existing computers with energy efficient computers but still the computer must perform with high performance as the computers we currently have. As an administrative assistant it is sort of a benefit because assistants are the first line of employees who receive the newest or latest upgrades, however, it can also be a downfall. Many times with the new software it simply does not meet county expectations. When the expectations do not meet the standards it often times holds up the administrative work progress. This is due to the removal of the software that was installed, or the software didn’t work correctly, some computers we...
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...drives Exercise 2.2.1 If an organization has 30 users, each with his or her own PC, what is the comparative cost of buying a $120 printer for each user versus the cost of buying a single, higher-capacity $500 printer that can be used by the entire office? What is the drawback to having only a single printer? What is the cost of having two additional backup printers for the office compared to having individual printers? How many shared printers can be purchased and still be less expensive than individual printers? It would cost $3,900 if each user had their own printer V.S. buying a high capacity single printer for $500. On top of that if ink cartridges cost around $32.00 dollars apiece for each printer cartridge. It would cost a total of $960 for ink cartridges for all 30 printers. If a single printer was connected to a single workstation then it would be only tied to that workstation. No other users would be able to use printer connected to the workstation. The cost of having two backup printers would depend on what type of printers. There are two known types of printers one LaserJet or standard color ink printers. LaserJet printers can run around $500 each V.S. $120-$150 for a standard color printer. Still the cost of having two additional backup printers is less than having each workstation have their own. You can buy up to four printers costing $500 apiece and still come out money ahead. Even if you spent $100 dollars on LaserJet Refill ink cartridges you still would...
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...allows any application on any device to print to any connected printer, anytime and anywhere in a simple manner. If this fascinating product had been in the market 10 years back it would for sure have turned out to be revolutionary. * FEATURES: Generally, when one has to print a document or a file through his friends’ printer, he would either have to e-mail it to himself or install drivers compatible with their printer but Google Cloud Printer overcomes this issue along with many others: * Using GCP, home and work printers can be made available to you and anyone you choose, from the applications used in daily life. For instance, if I am in a coffee shop and my friend sent me important notes via email, I could easily print it through my home printer. * It works on multiple platforms i.e. it works on your phone, tablet, PC, and any other device you want to print from. The only required feature is a web connection, printer and a Google account. * Since GCP works over the web, one can easily print from the same room as their printer or in the other way round. * GCP also works with non-clouded printer aswell which is most commonly used these days.It provides access to over 1000 printers spread across . * From the Google Cloud Print management page, it only takes a single click to share printers that you own with trusted individuals. You can also track print jobs on your shared printers, and modify or revoke sharing rights at any time. * DISADVANTAGES...
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...demand for complementary products, in this case resulting in lower sales of those products. In the example above the desired meal is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The elasticity in the price of peanut butter will force the consumer to spend more money and buy the peanut butter with its complementary products of jelly and bread. If the elasticity of the price increase is too great for the consumer and the consumer chooses to purchase tuna fish, jelly manufacturers will see reduced sales. Manufacturers and retailers must understand the relationship between their products and the complementary products of their product. Another example of complementary products is an ink jet printer and the ink cartridges (Living Economics, 2013). The law of demand states that when the price of an inkjet printer falls, then...
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...Troubleshooting Computer Hardware In this worksheet, you must identify solutions to four separate computer printer problems. For each solution, you must prepare an answer of at least 150 -words within the Answer boxes. Part One: Wireless Printing Problem The computer will not connect to the printer wirelessly. Details Julie has just purchased a Canon® Pixma™ iP6220D inkjet printer for her house. She connected it to her laptop computer using her USB cable and it works fine; however, Julie regularly uses her laptop in different locations throughout the house, so using a USB cable for printing is not an option. She tried sending a document to the printer wirelessly, but it did not work. Questions 1) What type of wireless technology does the printer use? What optional part(s) do you need for the printer to make it work wirelessly? 2) Julie’s notebook does not support Bluetooth. Suggest a device that she can purchase that will use a USB port and allow her to connect to her printer wirelessly. Hint: Use the Web to find answers and solutions to these questions. Answer The wireless technology that the Canon Pixma iP6220D uses is Bluetooth 1.2. The optional part required to use the printer wirelessly is the Canon Bluetooth Unit BU-20 or BU-30. With the optional Bluetooth Unit connected to the computer through a USB port, Julie will be able to send files to the printer wirelessly. One device that Julie may purchase to enable Bluetooth connectivity on her laptop is an ASUS...
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...must identify solutions to four separate computer printer problems. For each solution, you must prepare an answer of at least 150 words within the boxes below. This assignment is due Week Three. ------------------------------------------------- Part One: Wireless Printing Problem | Printer will not print wirelessly. | Details | Julie has just purchased a Canon Pixma™ iP6220D inkjet printer for her house. She connected it to her laptop computer using her USB cable and it works fine; however, Julie regularly uses her laptop in different locations throughout the house, so using a USB cable for printing is not an option. She tried to send a document to the printer wirelessly, but it did not work. | Question | 1) What type of wireless technology does the printer use? What optional part(s) do you need for the printer to make it work wirelessly? 2) Julie’s notebook does not support Bluetooth® technology. Suggest a device that she can purchase that will use a USB port and allow her to connect to her printer wirelessly. Hint: Use the Internet to find answers and solutions to these questions. | Answer | | ------------------------------------------------- Part Two: Cleaning an HP LaserJet™ Printer Problem | LaserJet™ printouts are faded and show smeared toner. | Details | Users are complaining that the office HP LaserJet™ 5200 printer is showing signs of wear. Printouts are faded and...
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...机，且必须用 IE 浏览器操作 1. 打开 Internet Explorer 2. 将 UF 域名后缀添加到“受信任的站点”（trusted sites） a. 工具（Tools）> Internet 选项（Internet Options） b. 单击“安全”选项卡（Security） c. 单击“受信任的站点”图标（Trusted Sites），然后单击“默认级别”（Default Level） d. 将安全级别降至低 e. 单击“站点”（Sites） i. 取消“服务器认证” （Require server verification…） ii. 在输入框中输入：*.ufl.edu iii. 单击“添加”（Add），然后“关闭”（Close） f. 单击“确定”（Ok） 3. 现在开始安装打印机 a. 用 IE 浏览 http://wcba-ps1.ad.ufl.edu/printers b. 登录: i. Username: UFAD\Gatorlink 用户名 ii. Password: Gatorlink 密码 c. ENSURE you select the Remember my Credentials checkbox or you will successfully log in, but all printer connections will fail! d. 成功登录后会看到很多打印机 e. Hough Hall 的打印机列表：Student‐HGS230‐BW；Student‐HGS230‐Color； Student‐HGS330‐BW；Student‐HGS330‐Color f. 单击所需的打印机，然后单击页面左侧的“Connect”链接 g. Accept the connection when the dialog box pops up asking if you want to connect h. Allow it to install the driver when it asks you to 4. Done! 原文地址：http://warrington.ufl.edu/itsp/docs/Installing_WCBA_Printers_on_Windows.pdf Printing costs: B&W printer, single sided $0.07; B&W printer, duplex $0.12; Color printer, single sided $0.16; Color printer, duplex $0.29. Beginning this fall, the printing credits at Hough will be calculated as follows: 1. Every HGSB student will get a $5 printing credit from the WCBA 2. The MAIB/MSM program will give you an $8 printing credit for every graduate business credit hour you are enrolled in. 3. In addition, students taking graduate business courses that require a $5 Material & Supply Fee will get...
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...Formal Gowns. While attending her niece’s wedding, she mentioned the difficulties of finding unique and affordable formal gowns to weddings, formal dinners and special occasions. Her business plan is to design a one of a kind dress for each female customer to wear to formal attires. In this paper I will describe all the necessary equipment, maintenance and cost for starting her business. Sheila’s name and expert workmanship has been established for over 20 years as a prestigious theater costume designer. Necessary equipment My sister’s business plan is to purchase fabrics and materials as needed and only take a few orders at a time. Her start-up costs include a sewing machine, computer, computer design software, high end printer and an automated system inventory system, which should be keep cost reasonably low. To accomplish her goals and track business expenditures she implements an inventory management system. Inventory management technology is a mix of hardware and software designed to add reliability to inventory accounting, reduce incidents of theft and facilitate inventory audits. Individual inventory items or batches of items could be equipped with RFID tags that identify the item type, cost, price, shipment number, date of shipment and virtually any other useful information. Software inventory management streamlines the process and replaces pen and paper systems. We will start with the use of the inflow inventory system from Inflow. She will purchase a...
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...be outstanding in the fierce competition, every company should take appropriate measures. Business strategy should be right instituted and implemented to improve the core competence of the organization. It seems that strategy of supply chain is the most important part of business strategy. The strategy of supply chain always makes contributions to reduce cost and gain best benefits. Hewlett-Packard, one of the world’s best companies, the experience of its printer division showed us successful supply chain management in a constantly changing market environment. This paper emphasis on exploring and analyzing the changes that HP’s printer division made to beat back the competition. 1.1 Background Compared with its competitor, HP’s inkjet printers had attained a significant penetration in the market. In spite of the excellent sales, Antonio Perez, general manager of HP’s Inkjet Products Group, realized that small business market preferred laser printers with low prices. In such a case, he decided to orient the laser printers as a consumer product. Obviously, the target market had changed through the influence of this decision. And then it further affected its business processes, R&D, manufacturing, distribution marketing and sales. Thus it impacted directly on the strategy of supply chain. In section 2, I will pay attention to the changes in its target market. The impact of the changes on the supply chain would be shown in section 3. 2. Target Market 3.1 Concept...
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...Hardware and Software Paper CIS 205 Hardware and software play a very important role in business today and if combined together they can support personal, workgroup, and enterprise computing. In my organization we use Windows based computers for each workstation in each respective location. With the appropriate hardware networking the computers together, we are able to communicate through our network. In this case, we are a small business so we followed the steps necessary to map drives together in the various locations. The hardware needed for our network is a modem, router, Ethernet cables, external hard drives, and power supplies. The software we use to run our network is Windows. When used together this hardware and software help us operate our organization efficiently by easily sending and receiving information. We are able to navigate to any computer’s information in our company through this network. As a design, printing, and embroidery company, we use many online applications to help support and organize our information. The majority of our incoming business comes from the internet. I use an online application called Oss designer to download customer art, organize customers data, and obtain the necessary information from a customer to get the job done. We also use the Oss software to obtain payments for our services. In order to track customers we use an invoice and customer tracking program called Quickbooks. This software enables us to easily create invoices...
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...2012. In this article, the author inquires about the far reaching uses of the new technology of 3-D printing. He states that it can be used to create parts in short periods of time that are of urgent need in specific situations, such as a ship at sea with a broken propeller could have it manufactured through the printer in as little as 12-24 hours on the ship. This device has few limitations; there have even been propositions to use the 3-D printer to produce living organs using organic tissue from cell samples. The possibilities for such a device go on and on. Braue, David. "APC." Let's Get Physical: How 3-D Printing Works. 29 Nov. 2011. Web. 06 Nov. 2012. In this Article, The process of 3-D printing is said to have been invented in the early 1990’s, but was unusable on a practical level by businesses and companies until 5 years ago. This article explains how the 3-D printer produces items using the (SLS) Selective Laser Sintering, which directs a powerful laser at a thin layer of powdered medium, such as plastic, metal, ceramic, glass. The laser melts the powder in a precise way to form the desired object. There is more than one method that the 3-D printer can use, the article goes a great depth more into other methods and details of the...
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...10/29/13 Xerox PARC, Apple, and the Creation of the Mouse : The New Yorker ANNALS OF BUSINESS CREATION MYTH Xerox PARC, Apple, and the truth about innovation. by Malcolm Gladwell MAY 16, 2011 Print More Share Close Reddit Linked In Email The mouse was conceived by the computer scientist Douglas Engelbart, developed by Xerox PARC, and made marketable by Apple. I n late 1979, a twenty-four-year-old entrepreneur paid a visit to a research center in Silicon Valley called Xerox PARC. He was the co-founder of a small computer startup down the road, in Cupertino. His name was Steve Jobs. Xerox PARC was the innovation arm of the Xerox Corporation. It was, and remains, on Coyote Hill Road, in Palo Alto, nestled in the foothills on the edge of town, in a long, low concrete building, with enormous terraces looking out over the jewels of Silicon Valley. To the northwest was Stanford University’s Hoover Tower. To the north was Hewlett-Packard’s sprawling campus. www.newyorker.com/reporting/2011/05/16/110516fa_fact_gladwell?printable=true¤tPage=all 1/12 10/29/13 Xerox PARC, Apple, and the Creation of the Mouse : The New Yorker All around were scores of the other chip designers, software firms, venture capitalists, and hardware-makers. A visitor to PARC, taking in that view, could easily imagine that it was the computer world’s castle, lording over the valley below—and, at the time, this wasn’t far from the truth. In 1970, Xerox had assembled the...
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