...What is the problem? The problem we are facing is the problem of weight variation regarding a specific product. In manufacturing, quality is defined as conformance to specification. However, variation always exists and there is never products that conform exactly to all the production capacity. Usually inspection is done in mass-production facilities to ensure conforming to specifications. Samples of each lot are inspected to ensure conforming to design specifications. SPC uses statistical tools to observe the performance of the production process in order to detect significant variations before they result in the production of a sub-standard article. Any source of variation at any point of time in a process will fall into one of two classes. 1) "Common Causes" – also called non-assignable or normal sources of variation. It refers to a wide range of sources that are present and make a repeatable distribution as time passes. 2) "Special Causes" – also called assignable sources of variation. They are unpredictable sources of variation and has an effect on only some of the process output. Nearly all of the production processes have variations; most of them are minor and may be ignored. But the major ones should be reduced or eliminated to improve the process. Once the dominant causes are identified, they can easily be treated or removed, so we can call it a stable process. When a process is stable, its variation should remain within a known set of limits. That is, at least, until...
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...Field Trip Report on Rubber Research Institute Malaysia ( RRIM ) On the 11th of September, A-Level Academy brought us together with our lecturer Miss Annie and Mr. Tai to a trip to Rubber Research Institute Malaysia which is known as RRIM. This trip is very precious since the rubber land will be sold in the future. We left UCSI University by 1.30 p.m to RRIM by bus. We were looking forward to this trip since we had not even look before a proper rubber tree since we were born. We were also curious about how rubber tree can make so much money by collecting the latex early in the morning that we heard from our ancestors. We reached RRIM at Sungai Buloh after half an hour. When we arrived, we started to bring out our cameras to take photograph of the rubber tree. We even knew the background of RRIM and clones of rubber tree from the person in charge. Henry Wicham had collected 9 rubber seeds and brought to Malaysia. Mr. Tan Chian Yian was the first rubber planter who managed to plant rubber trees commercially in Melaka. Since then rubber trees were planted at many areas till today. Later on, the staff demonstrated how to produce a best clone rubber tree which had high quality of timber and lots of latex and thus increase income. This process can improve the growth rate and is tappable in 4 years after planting. Although the process of cloning of the tree was complicated, it can give lots of advantage. After seeing how to produce a best rubber tree, Mr. Azman...
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...Paper Presentation on Cloud Functional Automation Testing Pavan Kumar Vangala Kalyan Pallapolu Software Engineer Senior Software Engineer Bibliography Pavan Vangala is working as a Software Engineer is having 5+Years of experience in Manual and Automation testing. Good Communicator and trained the members on automation tool (QTP). ISTQB Certified Professional. Kalyan Pallapolu is working as a Senior Software Engineer is having 6+Years of experience in Manaul and Automation testing. Expertise in Functional Automation using QTP. Handled different teams and having good management Skills Contents Abstract Keywords 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 6 7 8 8 8 Introduction- Cloud Computing About Cloud Testing Resource Sharing Functional Testing Functional Automation Apply Cloud Testing to Functional Automation Benefits Concerns Conclusion References Cloud Functional Automation Testing Abstract The Purpose of this Paper is to discuss the implementation of Cloud technology for Functional Automation Testing to overcome the challenges for environment setup, resource Utilization and to reduce cost in terms of Utilities, Infrastructure and other factors involved in day to day software development. Also the advantages and disadvantages of cloud Testing in real world and how the Organizations are benefited by adopting the Cloud Computing Technology. Keywords Cloud Computing, Cloud testing, Functional Automation 1. Introduction -Cloud Computing: Cloud Computing comes...
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...Throughout history, slavery has been a big role on where we are now. Moses led the Egyptians out of slavery. Many people have risked their lives to help slaved people. Abe Lincoln made the Emancipation Proclamation to free the slaves in the south. It also kept Britain to not sponsor the confederate. There are many methods that affected the African Americans and the USA. There are a few methods that contributed to the cause of slavery. Slaves gave info about what the confederacy is planning to do to the Union(doc 1). Also slaves served in the army with the Union(doc 4, 5, 6). Harriet Tubman rebelled against her owners and gathered a whole lot of slaves and ran away(io). It was also called the underground railroad(io). There were hidden messages...
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...Conference for Africa (1884-1885), European powers occupied and colonized areas in Africa. While some African tribes did not resist the imperialism with violence others did. The reaction to the scramble for Africa from the Africans varied, some Africans gave in peacefully due the understanding of that the Europeans were superior to them (doc1,2) while another fight back despite the fact that wouldn’t stand a chance against the Europeans weapons.(doc 4,3,5,7,9). Documents 1 and 2 illustrates that the African tribes were given choice to make peace with the Europeans. A letter from Prempeh I to Her Majesty explains that he Ashanti leader denies the British offer of protectorate status. However would like to be “friendly with all white men”. (Doc2). Doc1 also illustrate that Africans had a choice to participate in the matter. The Europeans offered the Africans a contract which seems that they had the choice and that they could have accepted or declined....
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...COMPUTING YOUR GRADE POINT AVERAGE (G.P.A.) Grade Grade Points (G.P.) 2 Credit 3 Credit 4 Credit Earned Per course Course Course Course ______________________________________________________________________________ A 4.0 8.0 12.0 16.0 A- 3.7 7.4 11.1 14.8 B+ 3.3 6.6 9.9 13.2 B 3.0 6.0 9.0 12.0 B- 2.7 5.4 8.1 10.8 C+ 2.3 4.6 6.9 9.2 C 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 C- 1.7 3.4 5.1 6.8 D+ 1.3 2.6 3.9 5.2 D 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 F 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 ______________________________________________________ _________________________ Steps to Calculate your Grade Point Average per Semester: 1) Add up your grade points (G.P.) earned. _______________ 2) Add up the total number of credits you registered for (including credits for courses you failed). This number is often referred to as your Credits Attempted (C.A.) _______________ 3) Divide #1 (G.P.) by #2 (C.A.). This is your semester G.P.A. _______________ Example: Grades A GP: 12.0 CA: 3 Earned: B 9.0 3 C 6.0 3 D 3.0 3 F ...
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...Americans have always wanted more land to boost their economic growth drastically, causing their greediness to find absurd ways to take advantage of the Native Americans. An example is in the reading “the Untied States of Assimilation for the Tribes", as the secretary of war Henry Knox creates the Treaty of Holston stating “That the Cherokee Nation may be led to a greater degree of civilization, and to become herdsmen and cultivators, instead of remaining in a state of hunters,”(doc2)As the natives were spread across the United States hunting, and not staying in one viable it was evident that the Americans hungry for wealth, though the land they used for hunting was being wasted. They purposely pass the treaty of Holston to obtain valuable to land instead of the Indians, leaving the Indians oblivious thinking they were getting to assimilate and becoming accepted. We see that the objective of the treaties was to overcome the obstacle of forcefully removing the Indians from a land with minimal space leaving the rest for agriculture and plantations, causing the United States and Prosper. As the Indians were being forced onto small land it was clearly shown the desire and determination the Americans had to force the Indians...
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...Doc2. How Much of Apple's Success Can Be Linked Directly Back to Its Culture? Why? Paper Presentation on Cloud Functional Automation Testing Pavan Kumar Vangala Kalyan Pallapolu Software Engineer Senior Software Engineer Bibliography Pavan Vangala is working as a Software Engineer is having 5+Years of experience in Manual and Automation testing. Good Communicator and trained the members on automation tool (QTP). ISTQB Certified Professional. Kalyan Pallapolu is working as a Senior Software Engineer is having 6+Years of experience in Manaul and Automation testing. Expertise in Functional Automation using QTP. Handled different teams and having good management Skills Contents Abstract Keywords 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 6 7 8 8 8 Introduction- Cloud Computing About Cloud Testing Resource Sharing Functional Testing Functional Automation Apply Cloud Testing to Functional Automation Benefits Concerns Conclusion References Cloud Functional Automation Testing Abstract The Purpose of this Paper is to discuss the implementation of Cloud technology for Functional Automation Testing to overcome the challenges for environment setup, resource Utilization and to reduce cost in terms of Utilities, Infrastructure and other factors involved in day to day software development. Also the advantages and disadvantages of cloud Testing in real world and how the Organizations are benefited by adopting the Cloud Computing Technology. Keywords Cloud Computing, Cloud testing...
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...inevitable war as the imperial competition became more intense. At this time, Germany was not sure if airplanes were necessary and suitable for military use, therefore many time nad money were invested into the development of airplanes. Annual Report On Aviation published in Germany stated that at that time, “no flying machine had yet demonstrated its suitability for military purposes” and hence the “investment in aviation technology and its potential use for military purposes should remain in the hands of the private sector and not be the responsibility of the army/the government (DOC 1). In order to make airplane a useful military weapon, the German Army Transportation Research Unit suggested that “a special military aviation organization” (DOC2) to be developed, responding to the fast development of aviation. Moreover, the memorandum of the chief of the German general staff stated that the “newly created military aviation commission provides for prizes, subsidies, and contests to promote the further development of our domestic aircraft industry” (DOC3). Letter from the War Ministry to the German Aircraft Manufacturers suggested that the government supported aircrafts development by making any new factories to be “large-scale and well-capitalized”(DOC5). When realizing that a few factories were inadequate to meet the great demands of the near future, the German Army decided to induce “large industrial enterprises to undertake aircraft construction” (DOC8). According to airplane...
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...In the map in both England and Japan, the point of view of his document map is that it shows a present guild to compare the sizes of both England and Japan (Doc1). In Mill workers document, there are two images; the point of view of this document is to shows the daily routine in a factory (Doc2). These illustrations show huge number of female workers working with minimum male communication but both shows different topics base on the workers and factories in different places. In document 2, the map concludes from deceitfulness for factories in different places. In document 1#, the map shows the entire world but does not show pictures of the factories nor the worker in a...
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...vaya) -Operan 250 días/año -Sabes que esta empresa tiene 32 centros de recogida y 50 de distribución (ESTO ESTA EN UN DIBUJITO ABAJO Y LO NECESITAS, A MI SE ME PASO) -Transic tiene una cuota del 20% en el mercado B2B -1/6 de las operaciones que tienen son de B2C pero con un margen del 0% y no están haciendo nada para incrementarlo de momento -El margen del mercado B2B es 18% -El margen del mercado B2C es solo del 4% -El precio de un envío en B2B es 25€ -El precio de un pack (que no envío) en B2C es 3€ -B2C va a crecer a un 10% al año -El crecimiento de B2B se queda flat. Vale las opciones de la pregunta del tamaño b2b eran: a)400M b)40M c) y d) del orden de B el doc1 te daba un poco info general de transinc y los datos que te he dicho, el doc2 eran solo postits como de un workshop q decían eso q la empresa era la leche, q de momento hacían solo 1/6 de b2c sin sacarle profit (xq algunos clientes lo pedían), q iba a crecer 10% b2c, y que tenían optimizadisimo el tema de la carga de camiones y colección de pedidos ah por cierto hay preguntas que tienes q marcar varias opciones en plan q son las 3 cosas q mas te preocuparía mirar en este punto para responder a la preocupación del cliente y te pone estructura de costes, becnhmark, operaciones de los competidores, blablá luego había una grafica q ahora te pinto en el doc3 q era la cuota de mercado agregada de los competidores de b2c la clave era darse cuenta de q era agregada, es...
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...Topic : Name : Course : Date : Word Count : Abstract NoSQL databases offer a noteworthy change to how venture applications are manufactured, testing to two-decade authority of social databases. The inquiry individuals face is whether NoSQL databases are a fitting decision, either for new extends or to acquaint with existing undertakings. Where they originated from, the nature of the information models they utilize, and the diverse way you need ought to consider utilizing them, why they won't make social databases old, and the essential outcome of bilingual ingenuity. Versatile Search consolidates the force of Apache Lucene (NoSQL since 2001) and the simple to utilize composition free web index that can serve full-content hunt appeal, key-esteem lookups, pattern free investigation demands. The key highlights of Elastic Search with live cases. The discussion won't be a thorough highlight presentation yet rather a review of what and how Elastic Search can accomplish for you. Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. What is Nosql Database Systems? 3. Relational Database Systems 4. Comparison 5. Conclusions 6. REFERENCES 1. Introduction NoSQL stays for Not Only SQL in like manner declared as noseequel. NoSQL is used for securing epic measure of data made by various source, for instance, facebook(audio, highlight and consistently posts). NoSQL is a non-social database organization structure and speedy information recuperation...
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...1) Un projet est défini comme: a) un travail de routine, qui est effectué occasionnellement b) un travail unique, avec des dates définies de début et de fin c) un travail de support, pris en charge au cas par cas d) un travail assigné, avec un budget illimité. 2) Un chef de projet est responsable : a) d’approuver le budget b) de communiquer les progrès du projet au commanditaire seulement c) de gérer un projet en vue d’une conclusion réussie d) d’approuver toutes les modifications du contenu du projet. 3) Dans un projet, les responsabilités du chef de projet, par rapport à l’équipe projet, consistent à : a) fournir le meilleur équipement et les meilleures ressources pour garantir le succès du projet b) assigner les activités les plus urgentes aux personnes les plus expérimentées c) donner des conseils sur des sujets personnels extérieurs au projet, pour motiver les membres de l’équipe d) Fixer des attentes raisonnables, stimulantes et claires pour les membres de l’équipe projet. 4) Un chef de projet est responsable de: a) négocier au nom de l’organisation du client b) gérer le contenu de manière proactive, pour garantir seulement la livraison de ce qui a été convenu c) effectuer toutes les tâches dans un projet d) solliciter activement des modifications du contenu du projet de la part de toutes les parties prenantes, dans le but de prolonger la durée du projet et de garantir la longévité de l’emploi. 5)...
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...Les nouvelles frontières entre vie professionnelle et vie privée chez les femmes comptables professionnelles Ioana Lupu Chercheur, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, LIRSA (EA4603) ioanalupu.office@ gmail.com Marie-Astrid Le Theule Maître de conférences, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, LIRSA (EA4603) marie.letheule@gmail.com Résumé : Le présent article a comme objectif de contribuer à la compréhension de la conciliation de la vie professionnelle et privée des femmes comptables professionnelles en France. Une des caractéristiques des cabinets comptables est le surinvestissement. Les femmes allient leur vie privée et professionnelle grâce aux aménagements du temps de travail introduisant de la flexibilité dans leur espace temps. Des entretiens ont été réalisés auprès de femmes comptables afin de comprendre comment les nouvelles technologies leurs permettent d’harmoniser vie familiale et vie professionnelle, comment elles les utilisent et quel en est l’impact sur leur vie privée et leur carrière Mots clés : profession comptable française, femmes, flexibilité au travail Abstract: This article aims to contribute to the understanding of the reconciliation of professional and private lives of women professional accountants in France. One of the characteristics of accounting firms is over-investment. Women combine their private and professional life through work arrangements introducing flexibility in their space-time. Interviews were conducted with...
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...CONFIDENTIAL EXPERT REPORT Research Study of the Civil Aviation Sector in India SUBMITTED TO: The Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Govt. of India, India SUBMITTED BY: Nathan Economic Consulting India Pvt. Ltd., India www.nathaninc.com January 24, 2012 CONFIDENTIAL Table of contents 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Executive Summary ................................................................................................................................. 1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. 7 Market Structure and Competition Issues ......................................................................................... 11 Identification of Anti-Competitive Provisions and Practices ......................................................... 15 Analysis of the Identified Issues .......................................................................................................... 24 5.1 Fleet and Equity Requirements ................................................................................................................... 24 5.2 Route Dispersal Guidelines......................................................................................................................... 29 5.3 Slot Allocation ..............................................................................................................................................
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