...INTRANET DEVELOPMENT Internal Communication Platform An intranet provides a secure centralised resource for key business information and procedures, and is a common platform for internal communication which can bind together many processes and data in the dealership or group. The Intranet used in our dealershipcomes with a number of modules that highly customisable, allowing it to be be adjusted and expanded so that it exactly fits the company's needs. Intranet modules include: * HR Documentation * Document Store * Time and Attendance * Shared Calendars * Communication Platform * News and Announcements * Company Information * Performance Reporting * Interaction and Feedback * Daily Operating Controls HR Documentation Enables Human Resources department to centralise all company documentation for internal and staff use. Store documents such as: * Health and Safety Information * Staff Handbooks * Staff Policies and Procedures * Healthcare forms All in one centralised document storage facility.Create a fully audited workflow procedures e.g.to enable staff to request annual leave and automatically submit it to their manager for approval. Time and Attendance Centralised HR Attendance information. * Provides HR and managerial level control and transparency to monitor daily attendance for members of staff and to view at a glance attendance, annual and compassionate leave for multiple employees over an extended...
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...1230 Client server Topics • Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)/Internet Protocol (IP) for Wired and Wireless Networks • The Open Systems Interconnections (OSI) Model • IP Addressing • Firewalls TCP/IP for Wired and Wireless Networks[1] TCP/IP is an open-standard communications protocol suite that is the standard for communicating on the Internet • TCP and IP (two different protocols) contain all the fundamental mechanisms needed to support any and all types of networked communications • TCP/IP was developed as part of the ARPAnet project in the 1960’s (the early development of the current Internet) • TCP/IP became a unifying and reliable element that enabled interoperability across incompatible systems • One of TCP/IP's most basic yet critical functions is its preparation of application data for transmission across a network. • TCP/IP accepts data of virtually any size from applications (typically in the form of a file) and chops it up into smaller, more manageable chunks called segments (segmentation) • In communicating, TCP handles flow control, IP handles addressing • Being a suite of different protocols, TCP/IP includes such protocols as DNS, DHCP, http, ftp, POP3, SMTP and TELNET. Other TCP protocols may be found at http://www.protocols.com/pbook/tcpip1.htm The Open Systems Interconnections (OSI) Model The most common way to illustrate the communication...
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...COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE As a Community Health Nurse, please answer the questions as briefly and candidly as possible. 1. What are some difficulties/problems that you have encountered in the performance of your roles/duties? As a community nurse, there are a lot of problems that I encountered. These are the following: * Lack of health facilities and equipment’s * Facilitating change in client behaviour when dealing with them. * Different illnesses encountered * Family problem * Financial crisis 2. What are your suggestions to improve your performance and your workplace? My suggestions to improve my performance and my workplace are that I need to have patients in dealing with people, initiative in doing services and care. A nurse must be cheerful whenever problems arise. Most of all a nurse must ask guidance to the Heavenly Father in decision making and task to do. 3. Please fill up the checklist below by checking the box which indicates your corresponding roles and functions as a Community Health Nurse. ROLES | CN | HC | CB | ED | CL | AV | MG | RS | Provide knowledge, skills, and attitude | | | | | | | | | Bring together strengths and weaknesses | | | | | | | | | Focus on health teachings | | | | | | | | | Key tasks include listening and providing information | | | | | | | | | Providing care skills | | | | | | | | | Promote self-care and self-determination | | | | | | | |...
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...Company Overview Background Canyon Ranch (CR) is a health resort and spa that positioned itself such that it pioneered and evolved to bea leader in this luxury segment of spa industry. Founded by Enid and Mel Zuckerman in 1979, it aimed toattain its mission - ³ inspire people to make a commitment to healthy living, turning hopes and intentionsinto the highest enjoyment of life ´ It encompasses a range of services having both breadth and depth to various treatments and offerings, suchthat it¶s appreciated several times for its ³ innovative view towards health, wellness, holistic and integrativecare and for its uniquely relaxing and inspiring experience´ that helped it mature to be the most admireddestination resort in the world. It is headquartered in Tucson, Arizona and has expanded to incorporate twodestination resorts (i.e. backbone of CR) and three spa-clubs Situation Spa industry was flourishing in U.S., which was seen a threat to CR, as several other companies had begunattacking it directly, so much so that companies tired to invade on CR¶s uniqueness but as authors havementioned CR being coined as the golden standard of the industry, and it is essentially its Health andHealing department that set it apart from all other competitors. Having said that there was no doubt that the prosperity of this industry did affect CR, such that it made it difficult for them to compare and analyze their competitors.Although known for its high standard services and facilities...
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...University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA. The authors thank Professor Ron Premuroso for his helpful contributions to this manuscript. PAGE 42 j utsourcing is an arrangement in which one company (the client) hires another company (the service provider) to perform a particular function on its behalf. It involves the transfer of the management and/or day-to-day execution of an entire business function to an external service provider. Based on a contractual agreement that defines the transferred services and fees, the client agrees to procure the services from the supplier for the term of the contract. Outsourcing has become more global and extensive in its scope, involving more business functions and complex contractual arrangements (Tadelis, 2007). As customer needs have evolved, so have service providers’ desire to ‘‘move up the value chain’’ and claim a larger share of the customer’s wallet. From simple information technology (IT) and business process (BP) contracts for cost savings, outsourcing arrangements now encompass research and development (R&D) and product innovation activities as well (Weeks and Feeney, 2008). These strategic outsourcing arrangements are for those processes where the service provider can compensate for some client weakness beyond...
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...MANAGEMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES LESSON 13: FACTORING – THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Lesson Objectives • • • • • • • Finance Maintenance of accounts Collection of debts Protection against credit risks”. To understand the Concept of Factoring. Methodology of Factoring and Forfeiting. Types of factoring. Introduction Receivables constitute a significant portion of current assets of a firm. But, for investment in receivables, a firm has to incur certain costs such as costs of financing receivables and costs of collection from receivables. Further, there is a risk of bad debts also. It is, therefore, very essential to have a proper control and management of receivables. In fact, maintaining of receivables poses two types of problems; (i) the problem of raising funds to finance the receivables, and (it) the problems relating to collection, delays and defaults of the receivables. A small firm’ may handle the problem of receivables management of its own, but it may not be possible for a large firm to do so efficiently as it may be exposed to the risk of more and more bad debts. In such a case, a firm may avail the services of specialised institutions engaged in receivables management, called factoring firms. At the instance of RBI a Committee headed by Shri C. S. Kalyan Sundaram went into the aspects of factoring services in India in 1988, which formed the basis for introduction of factoring services in India. SBI established, in 1991, a subsidiary-SBI Factors Limited with an...
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...POST UNIVERSITY Canyon Ranch Spa Eric Moody CIS415.90 Professor Jeff Stevens Ph.D. 01/24/2016 Table of Contents 1. Summary of the problem 2. The technology that is used to analyze the case and the technology that was discussed in the case. 3. Summary of Available Information 4. Pre-Analysis of the study 5. The analysis section 6. Recommendations References Executive Summary In spite of dramatic growth of the spa industry, little attention is still paid to information technologies, thus, operations remain low tech. As CIO at Canyon Ranch, based on the customer information available to Ranch Canyon, it is necessary to decide how to build effective customer relationship management (CRM) and business intelligence systems at Canyon Ranch. It is also important to analyses the impact these systems would have on the Canyon’s Ranch strategy and capabilities. Summary of Available Information 1. Canyon Ranch Business Units. 2. Canyon Ranch Services. 3. New Services and Sample Packages and Services. 4. Canyon Ranch customer profile. 5. Canyon Ranch Rates and Packages. 6. The structure of the spa industry. 7. Overview of the Information Technology (IT) at Canyon Ranch. Pre-Analysis of the study Computerization was always seen as a thread rather than an opportunity for the spa industry, since many spa visitors were seeking an escape from their technology-intensive world. However, competition and the realities of current market conditions necessitated...
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...necessary that a bank has a proper credit profile that guides the credit operation of the bank in an effective manner. For proper management of credit each and every bank follows the profile for smooth approval, direction, monitoring and review of lending operation. Bank’s may fall into engulfing crisis or may wind up with consumption of capital if they do not practice proper Appraisal and approval process and loan classification and provisioning system on their advance. Appraisal and approval process of a bank loan application involve a series of activities. These activities reveal a true element of banking intermediation ranging from establishing relationship with a stranger (walk-in customer) to structuring a credit line for the existing clients. In order to manage the risk inherent in lending, banks across the world developed many tools. The central bank, as a controller of financial discipline, usually issues guidelines on loan appraisal and approval as well as loan classification and...
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...(except if deducted in (a) above) Less: (d) Losses for the year from an office, employment, business or property or ABIL Income for the year cannot be less than zero office, employment business property other income such other deductions as are deducted against this income. Net TCG Revenue Expenses Income Division C Deductions Taxable income Proceeds of disposition (actual or deemed) Cost of disposition Cannot be negative for the year; apply inclusion rate of 50%; can be deferred (s.85, replacement property) CGD, Net CL carryover Taxable Net Gain from LPP – the only place in the Act where losses of other years are deducted in the calculation of income as opposed to taxable income Module 8 – Capital Gains/Losses Personal – Division C and Tax Payable Employment Business AFM 362 – Taxation 1 2 Property Net TCG Dividends - Indiv Cdn Eligible Inelig For'n OI/OD TOTAL Cdn For'n Cdn For'n Employment Business Property Net TCG OI/OD ABIL Div B Div C CGD (I) Net CL Non CL Stock Option Taxable Personal DTC FTC x x x x x x +/+/+/+/+/+ + + + +/- x x x Corporate – Division C and Tax Payable Employment (PSB) Employment Business...
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...* Classless routing in a network. * Examples of classless routing protocols are RIPv2, OSPF, IS-IS, EIGRP and BGPv4. The following protocols support the VLSM (variable length subnet mask) and CIDR (Classless inter-domain routing protocol). Classless routing protocols send the subnet mask as well as the network address in the routing update. If I was working for an established or new company that needed a lot of hosts, I would choose classless because you can set the amount of hosts. Unlike classful routing where the amount of hosts are automatically set. For example if you have an IP address of 192.165.1.2 and you need 1024 hosts then your subnet mask would be 255.255.252.0/22 the slash 22 is the CIDR. This says that I borrowed 22 network bits to come up with 1024 hosts. IP classless routing is used to tell the router: To not drop any packet when the default route is configured. Which Means to use classless addressing that is not bound to a network class A, B or C used by Classful routing. * SWITCHING IN ETHERNET (LAN’S) The most common used network is a local-area network (LAN). Ethernet is the most used and often shared-media of an LAN. Most if not all Apple computers and PCs come with 10/100 Ethernet ports for home use. The ports facilitate a user to create a small home bound network although connect to the Internet via a DSL. A 10/100 port means that the network interface supports both 10BASE-T at 10 megabits per second (Mbps) and 100BASE-T at 100 Mbps. In...
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...Case Analysis for Exel PLC Fei Xue 3/20/2014 Exel plc was established in 2000 by the merge of MSAS and Exel Logistics. The merger also boosted Exel plc’s business in both freight management (FM) and contract logistics (CL). In 2003, Exel plc ranked the 1st in contract logistics area and the 5th in freight management area. At the same time, Exel plc was the largest provider of both freight management and contract logistics, which enables Exel plc to serve its customer from manufacture to store. Also in 2003, freight management industry and contract logistic industry totally worth 270 billion dollars. As a logistic provider, Exel plc’s core business was freight forwarder and warehouse operation, other business included local transportation, value-added services and software installation, etc. From another point of view, we could safely draw a conclusion that those businesses were also Exel plc’s clients’ most interested outsourcing supply chain activities. But why? By taking a close look of those activities, we could categorize them into capital intensive, labor intensive and talent intensive. For example, freight forward and warehouse/distribution operation need investment in building warehouse/distribution center and transportation tools, which are very capital intensive. Other activity like value-added services are always labor intensive, such as assembling. Talent incentive can be seen in coordination and software installation, which also need a lot specialized...
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... INDEX 1. Introduction: Abstract Company Profile 2. Synopsis 3. Requirement Analysis Document(RAD) 3.1 Introduction 3.1.1 Purpose Of The System 3.1.2 Scope Of The System 3.1.3 Acronyms And Abbreviations 3.2 Current 3.3 Proposed System 3.3.1 Overview 3.3.2 Functional Requirements 3.3.3 Nonfunctional Requirements 3.3.4 Pseudo Requirements 3.4 Functional Model 3.4.1 Scenarios 3.4.2 Use case Model 3.5 Object Model 3.5.1 Data Dictionary 3.5.2 Class Diagrams 3.6 Dynamic Model 3.6.1 Sequence Diagrams 4. System Design Documentation(SDD) 4.1 Subsystem Decomposition 4.2 Persistent Data Management 5. Forms 5.1 Input Forms 5.2 Output Forms 6. Coding 7. Testing 7.1 Module Testing 8. Conclusion 9. Bibliography [pic] ABSTRACT The main aim of our project is to prepare a Tax summary or Tax Returns of a client. In Tax Information system System, a client registers himself enters all the details and uploads various Documents that are...
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...assume that when Canterbury goes bankrupt, there is no chance of further repayment of debt. Issues 1. How is debt treated at bankruptcy? 2. What are the tax consequences of contributing capital to a corporation when the company goes bankrupt? 3. If a loan is structured with the intent to protect investment, what are the tax consequences when the company goes bankrupt? 4. If a loan is structured to protect employment, what are the tax consequences at the time of bankruptcy? 5. Which of the above scenarios is the best way to structure a transfer for tax purposes? Conclusions 1. Debt will become wholly worthless upon bankruptcy. 2. The $90,000 capital contribution may be deducted as a capital loss to the extent of gains from such sales or exchanges, plus the lesser of $3,000 and the excess of such losses over such gains. 3. A nonbusiness bad debt may be deducted as a short term capital loss $90,000 in the year the loan becomes worthless to the extent of short term capital gains, plus the lesser of $3,000 and the excess of such losses over such gains. 4. The $90,000 loan will be considered a business bad debt, and will be deductible as an ordinary loss in the taxable year it becomes worthless. 5. The best way to structure this transfer is as a loan to protect employment. Support If a corporation goes bankrupt, Reg. §1.166-2(c)(1) states that it is generally an indication of the worthlessness of at least part of a debt....
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...but generally things are OK.” As they were providing this assessment, those of us on the anecdotes team just looked at each other in astonishment and replied, “So, you didn’t hear about the soldiers who are showering in their own urine because their recycling system is broken or hear about the workshop where everyone wears protective footwear because some poor fellow lost his toes in an accident but no one wears protective eyewear because they have never had an eye accident?”. We had heard story upon story of major transgressions that weren’t picked up in the structured interview approach. This experience confirmed our assessment that a narrative approach is great for yielding new, and otherwise hidden, insights. A number of years and many clients later, we have seen that there is something even more important narrative techniques provide: a resolve among people to do something about the situation and a frame for mapping how to do so. Stories provide people with a keener awareness of their current situation, a clearer vision for their desired state, and a palpable sense for why and how to close that gap. As a result, a narrative approach to change and continuous improvement enables organisations to better prepare themselves for dealing with today’s complex challenges and...
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...database. It does this through a continuous narrative that follows a student, Sharon, as she designs and constructs a database to track the tutoring program at her school. It shows some of her missteps as well as her successes. Students get hands-on experience by doing practices and developing scenarios that parallel the narrative. After completing this book students will have a good sense of what is involved in developing and creating a database. Below is a list of the book outcomes. A student who has completed this book will be able to give a general definition of a relational database to identify a variety of ways to gather database requirements to define business rules for a database to create an Entity design for a database 2 Hands ON Database to normalize a design up to third normal form to develop a database in a given DBMS to run SQL Queries against sample data to test requirements and business rules to define the general security context of a database and its users to document the process of database design and development The Scenario Approach The scenario...
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