...The document that I am analyzing is a memo sent out to the department heads whom was written by Debora Lynn; a manager at Crafston Solutions, Inc. The purpose of this document is to inform and provide information to employees about the company policy regards to annual bonus leave for employees with outstanding performance. The purpose of the document was fulfilled because it gave out important information only, it got straight to the point, and it also was appropriate for any audience to read. Even though this document is from 2006, it is a memo that I found to be quite relevant and well- organized. Memos relay information, give directives, and provide instructions. Information about the subject is presented in a straightforward, helpful manner. The document is very successfully written because it has a readable style, the tone of the piece is appropriate for the audience, and it also has sensible organization. In this analysis, I evaluated the document on regards to how successful it was and by bringing in examples to back up my statements. The style of the document is readable for the audiences that it was intended for, which are the department heads and the employees. The memo is very clear and concise. It was written in a way for a semi technical reader to understand. (The bonus leave will be accounted for separately and will remain available until used, notwithstanding any other limitation of the total number of days of annual leave that may be carried forward. Clear...
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...with 12 offices in the western United States stretching from Oregon to California and inland to New Mexico. Simple Gateways focuses on travel to island vacations around the world. They are challenged with poor performing Information Systems (IS). Simple Gateway IS produce multiple versions of documents utilized by staff to make poorly informed business decisions. This paper is an analysis of the challenges to the key Simple Getaways stakeholders, actual performance and desired performance. A technological solution is defined and supported to address the alignment of the IS to the Simple Gateways business objectives. Simple Getaways, Inc. Request for Proposal Response 3 Simple Getaways, Inc. Request for Proposal Response The current implemented IS in the Simple Gateways is designed to provide control benefits. The IS was intended to facilitate information to provide the stakeholder the ability to make better decisions and actions. (Chew & Gottschalk, 2009) The current IS produces multiple versions of the same documents used by the office staff. The offices are segregated from each other with their own file servers making e-mail channels the current means to share documents from one store to another. The multiple versions does not assure the information to be accurate or up to date. The staff is then left with misinformation to make decisions. The Simple Gateways IS does not provide a process to perform administrative tasks like approving sick leave or vacation...
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...system. A laboratory information management system is a software used by nearly all laboratory to manage activities and operation that take place in theses laboratories. It has more specific functions such as the recording of a sample and details of customers, tracking of the sample, the used equipment in the analysis of the sample along with its quality control, the storage of data, and the report of the analysis. (Clint 2010) The main feature of a laboratory information management system is the management of registering and tracking if samples and test that take place in the laboratory. After the sample container arrival and registration, the LIMS tracks it and records its location. This may involve printing barcodes to identify the sample containers. However, it is also used to increase the amount of integration with instruments and applications what is done by creating files which will lead the operations on the sample; and to record and exchange electronic information what can be done through Oracle, SQL and Microsoft Access database. (Nicola 2012) Alongside the main functions mentioned above, a LIMS also manages the communication with clients, documents related to the samples and the personnel and workload. List of the main types of information that would need to be stored on a laboratory information management system: 1. Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) records. 2. Scientific data. 3. Scientific apparatus. 4. Waste disposal. 5. Health and safety...
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...4.0 - QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Section Description 4.1 Quality System Processes Rev: A --- 01/1/04 --- New Bids, Quotations, Orders and Contracts CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS CUSTOMERS Human Resources Plant, Facility and Equipment Information Resources (Document Control) Communication Customer RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Planning of Product Realization Purchasing and Receiving Production MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY Measuring/Monitoring Devices PRODUCT REALIZATION Management Policies, Planning and Commitments Management Review MEASUREMENT ANALYSIS AND IMPROVEMENT Monitoring/Measurement of Products Monitoring/Measurement of Quality System (QMS) Monitoring Customer Satisfaction CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT Shipping and Delivery CUSTOMERS Feedback 1.0 Process Approach 1.1 The quality management system is designed as a system of interrelated processes. All main activities in the company are defined as Quality System Processes (QSPs) and are grouped into the following six categories (refer to the diagram at the top of this section): Customer Requirements, Product Realization, Page 1 of 6 4.0 - QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Section Description Measurement, Analysis and Improvement, Management Responsibility, Resource Management, and Continual Improvement, And are organized into a Plan-Do-Check-Act loop. 1.2 The sequence and interrelation between the six groups and individual QSPs are illustrated in a diagram at the beginning of this section (Quality...
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...Republic of the Philippines CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY Don Severino de las Alas Campus Indang, Cavite ( (046) 862-0939 / 862-0940 www.cvsu.edu.ph CvSU ERB FORM 01. PROTOCOL PACKAGE RECEIPT STUDY CODE: TITLE: PROPONENT: To the principal investigator/research proponent: Kindly arrange the required (with bullets) and other documents in your protocol package according to the following order. Write NA if the document is not applicable. | | | | |Original plus 7 copies of the ff: |NA |DATE Received at ERB with Proponent/Investigator/Representative| | | |and ERB secretariat initials | |Endorsement Letter from the research grant if applicable | | | |Accomplished ERB Form 02 -Request for Review of Protocol | | | |Accomplished ERB Form 03- Permit to Conduct the Study and | | | |Informed Consent (English and Filipino) | | | |Accomplished ERB Form 04 – Ethics Review Board Ethical...
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...lecturer one. so, i will confirm with u the finalize version. Qianqi Liew pls update this one also.. if u know how to do annual cycle inventory, tell me about it.. Q2.docx Document DownloadPreviewUpload Revision 23 hours ago Comment Seen by everyone View 3 more comments Erica Lee then how should we do Q2? because they call us give recommendation.. recommendation based on Q1 lor.. so, i just take a bit from Q1 and explain 7 hours ago · Like Qianqi Liew Im not sure... Charles Kang what do u think ? 6 hours ago · Like Charles Kang Write a comment... Charles Kang 1st Question - YES, You need to to explore & explain new plans and please do cost comparisons (calculations) for both EG151 & DB032 2nd Question - After analysis pls do specify your recommendation on which is better system for EG151 & DB032 and explain why? From Dr. Affendy on Thursday Comment Seen by everyone Jing Wei ? Whats your question again? 8 November at 09:25 via mobile · Like Qianqi Liew Which mean Q2 is more on explaining the recommendations? COnfuse.. 7 hours ago · Like · 1 Charles Kang Write a comment... Qianqi Liew uploaded a new version of Case4.Q1.Completed.docx. Here's the completed version for Q1 from me and erica. Case4.Q1.Completed.docx Document DownloadPreviewUpload RevisionHistory (2) 7 hours ago Comment Seen by 3 Erica Lee...
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...processes to understand how different activities are being performed in an organization. For this a comparative study of paper based system against ES system is being undertaken. In this report we develop the diagrams of two process the benefits of other 2- a- Diagram of paper based process b- Disadvantages of paper based process * Too much paper work, many documents are created to capture and transfer data/information. * Due to paper work there is always a chance of incorrect capturing of data and mistakes. * Requires physical transfer of data, through sending documents to other departments. * Redundancy/duplication of data at several places. * Analysis of information and it’s reporting is laborious hectic and might not be accurate. * Delays, all the tasks in a paper based environment takes longer time, causing waste of resources as well. c- Diagram of Enterprise based process d- Benefits of ES process * Based on common, shared database, can be used across the whole organization. * Minimum of paper work * Easier input, and access to Data/information. * Easier analysis and reporting * Minimize data entry/transfer error. * Minimize time * No redundancy of data, No data conflicts * Integration of business functions and processes 3-Conclusion: From the basic thing in the report is you have to summaries the work, also study the diagram to find out what is the disadvantages of paper based process and what are the...
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...valid opinions and evidence? Writing for the Audience Since the goal of technical writing is information transfer (sending a clear, noisefree message), what you say and how you say it depends on the audience. The nature of the audience determines the level of technical detail, the amount of “context/background” information you provide, and the organization of the document. It is important to understand who is reading the document so that the information you convey is transferred effectively. As a writer, it is crucial to have an awareness of the reader’s knowledge, ability level, and interest in the information being conveyed. Satisfying Document Specifications (Genre/Type of Document) Document specifications include… • Adherence to document type (genre)--understanding what is expected in an email vs. a memo, knowing the difference between a proposal and a recommendation report, and understanding how to write up the results of an experiment vs. the conclusions; • Format--many document types specify a specific format be followed, for example, various professional journals and government documents require...
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...format. 2. Write simple, short sentences that you can manage to write without grammatical errors. As a thumb rule, if your sentence runs into the third line in MS Word, it is long and perhaps confounding. 3. Do run proper spell check before submitting any document to anyone. It is unprofessional and rather rude to submit documents with spellings mistakes. The reader will immediately lose confidence in your professional capabilities. 4. Maintain proper formatting requirements for any professional document. Typically a standard font such as Times New Roman or Arial with size 12, proper line and paragraph spacing to facilitate readability, and justified alignment (unless submitting to US people who prefer left justified) is needed. All tables, figures, lists and any other such things must have captions with proper number and title (e.g. Table 1: Names of the Companies Involved in 2G Scam). Tables shouldn’t have any vertical lines as per the APA standards. Different levels of headings in a text should follow different and consistent patterns. You may take a look at any standard journal article to better understand this point. Whenever you feel impressed by the format of a document, mark the formatting patterns. You will learn formatting quickly in this manner. 5. A reference without citation is meaningless. Unless you clearly indicate which line or idea is borrowed, you are still plagiarizing. For example, people have the potential to perform...
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...records encompass a wide range of data relating to individuals working in an organisation, which may be stored in a variety of media, such as computer database or paper files. There and advantages and disadvantages to both media: 1.1 Paper records/ Paper Files: A risk analysis needs to focus on the secure storage and the prevention of threats such as fire or theft and relevant personnel can only access those files. There are legal requirements that employees are required to meet in terms of the length of time that specific documents are to be retained, so thought needs to be given to storage space and all files must be easily retrieved and accessed when required. The business must implement and maintain a good document discipline, i.e. no paper should be left laying around for unauthorised access, and a clean desk at night policy must be mandatory. However, there are some benefits to collecting and retaining paper files. Paper files are not susceptible to computer viruses, they are user friendly, and there are benefits to their portability. Paper Files supporting HR: This system of saving files proves particularly helpful while signing important job contacts, Signing of important legal documents that show...
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...Part of your job as a staff associate in an auditing firm is to document your findings in working papers (also known as workpapers) and schedules. Workpapers summarize your audit actions, such as planning the audit. Schedules show what steps you take to reach a conclusion. For example, to support your conclusion that cash is correctly stated on the balance sheet, you may prepare a schedule showing all bank reconciliations affirming that they reconcile without discrepancy to the balance sheet. Your CPA firm specifies how you prepare all your audit documents. However, keep in mind that every workpaper stands on its own. This means that its purpose, source of information, and conclusions must be clearly evident. To prepare workpapers, you want to use the following elements: A descriptive heading: It should include the client’s name, the workpaper’s purpose, and the date under examination. Indexing: Like a book, every workpaper has a unique page number showing its place in the audit file. Cross-referencing: To improve your efficiency, you want to cross-reference your workpaper to related and supporting workpapers. Doing so eliminates the duplication of work. For example, if you file the client’s bank reconciliations in Section A and you refer to them in Section F, you don’t need to make copies of the bank reconciliations to place in Section F. Your cross-reference could be “See bank reconciliations in Section A.” Tick marks: For the sake of brevity...
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...Executive Summary: A Business Report is an objective and presentation of information in order to achieve some purpose. It is a basic management tool used in decision making. Report may be classified in different ways. Like on the basis of formalities, On the basis of function, On the basis of frequency of issue etc. The basic objective of the report is to know the salient features of writing report & how the formal reports are important in Business Communication. Business report has no single correct answer but several solutions, each with their own costs and benefits to an organization. Report may be targeted to readers inside or outside the organization. In formal reports we have three parts. Two is Preliminary parts & Report body & the other one is Supplementary parts. With introduction parts the reader can get the assignment main topic & also helps the reader’s follows & understands information. It is an important parts of a formal business report. Supplementary parts view the readers where he found the details of the topic. In formal report readers have the clear facts views. Accuracy of facts, precision, Brevity, Clarity etc are the characteristics of business report. Often reports are structured in a way that reflects the information finding process and the writing up of the findings that is, summary of the contents, introduction or background, methods, results, discussion, conclusion and/or recommendations. The inclusion of recommendations is one reason why reports...
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...Analyzed What is the title of the document being analyzed? For what grade level was the material intended? The title of the document is Spanish Level II. Who developed the curriculum? Were teachers and parents involved? This curriculum was developed for Public Schools by teachers and content supervisors. Part II: Organization and Content of the Curriculum Document Organization of the Document The guide is organized with a foreword by our superintendent, that states that the purpose of the guide, strategies for success in using the guide, and the overall goals for the document. Also included is a graphic organizer that serves as a key of how to decipher what certain notations found throughout the document mean. Along in the front of the guide is a detailed outline of the relationships of Learning goals, expectations, indicators, objectives and assessment limits that are present throughout the guide. The thematic units are as follows: Bridge and Unit 1: Let’s Have Fun and Family members and Friends Unit 2: Villages and Cities Unit 3: Your Body and Staying in Shape Unit 4: Memories Unit 5: Enjoy Your Meal Unit 6: The Environment Each unit is divided into a unit overview, a scope and sequence, teacher resource pages, student resource pages, audio labs, sample lessons, activities to be used and unit assessments. The detail and organization in which this document is laid out makes it very easy to use...
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...sometimes known as a management summary, is a short document or section of a document, produced for purposes, that summarizes a longer report or proposal or a group of r business elated reports in such a way that readers can rapidly become acquainted with a large body of material without having to read it all. It usually contains a brief statement of the problem or proposal covered in the major document(s), background information, concise analysis and main conclusions. It is intended as an aid to decision-making by managers[1][2] and has been described as possibly the most important part of a business plan.[3] They must be short and to the point. An executive summary differs from an abstract in that an abstract will usually be shorter and is intended to provide a neutral overview or orientation rather than being a condensed version of the full document. Abstracts are extensively used in academic research where the concept of the executive summary would be meaningless. "An abstract is a brief summarizing statement... read by parties who are trying to decide whether or not to read the main document", while "an executive summary, unlike an abstract, is a document in miniature that may be read in place of the longer document".[4] An executive summary differs from an abstract in that an abstract will usually be shorter and is intended to provide a neutral overview or orientation rather than being a condensed version of the full document. Abstracts are extensively used in academic...
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...research-based pharmaceutical company. Williams Lea has been providing corporate information solutions to GSK’s legacy companies for six years, particularly in the production of submission documents and case report forms (CRFs), both business-critical elements of the drug development process. The challenge GSK’s success is underpinned by the effective time to market of its new medicines. Spiralling research and development costs in the race to bring new drugs to market place primary focus on investing first and foremost in science, minimising business support costs where possible. The solution As GSK’s strategic partner for UK reprographics, Williams Lea rose to this challenge. A 12-month programme of process re-engineering was initiated to significantly improve management of clinical trial documents across the organisation, speeding up the process without compromising document quality and personalisation. With the objective of consolidating and centralising document output, we developed a digital, ‘hub-and-satellite’ model, working on a commercial rate basis. This hub-and-satellite approach enables central production management supported by smaller customer service centres A 12-month programme of process re-engineering was initiated to significantly improve management of clinical trial documents across...
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