...Business Environment Ahmed Thahuseen Business Environment Contents Executive Summary ......................................................................................................................................... 1 P 1.1. The purpose of different types of organisation. .................................................................................. 2 P 1.2. The extent to which an organisation meets the objectives of different stakeholders. .................. 3 P 1.3. The responsibilities of an organisation and strategies employed to meet them. .......................... 4 P 3.3.The business and cultural environments shape the behaviour of an organisation ........................ 4 Conclusion ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 Reference ......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Business Environment Executive Summary This report pertains to purpose of different types of organisation and their responsibilities towards stakeholder. Additionally, this report analyse the effects of business and cultural environment to organisation. This repots is based upon one the largest financial institution in the Maldives, Bank of Maldives PLC. PAGE 1 Business Environment P 1.1. The purpose of different types of organisation...
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...HOLIDAY Specific Purpose: To inform my audience the three types of most beautiful places for holiday around the world. Central Idea: The three types of most beautiful places for holiday in the world are Venice Italy, Maldives South-West of Sri Lanka and Oak Valley Snow Park in Gangwon Province South Korean. INTRODUCTION I. Do you know where are the most beautiful places for holiday around the world? II. As far as I know, I can tell you the three most beautiful places for holiday that you can ever visit, that are Venice, Maldives and Oak Valley Snow Park. III. The three places that I have mentioned just now has been ranked as number two in the world that is Maldives, Venice as number five and lastly Oak Valley Snow Park as number 10 around the world. IV. Today, I would like to inform you the three most beautiful places for holiday around the world. (Transition: After you have listened to my introduction, let us move to my first point.) BODY I. Firstly, the first place that is the best for holiday is Venice, Italy. A. Venice is one of Italy’s top cities and a beautiful, romantic destination with many attractions. B. Its small, traffic-free streets along the winding canals make for great walking. 1. You’ll will find many magnificent churches and palaces, lively squares, and interesting shops. C. Venice actually consists of 117 bodies of land connected by more than 400 bridges over its 150 canals. 1. The Grand Canal...
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...Hainan to Become an International Tourism Island In 2010, Chinese Government delivered the “fundamental future blueprint and action plan for the development of Hainan International Tourism Island over the next few years.” This implies that Hainan, the southernmost as well as the only completely tropical, island province of China, is going to open its arm to the entire world and to focus on attracting foreign visitors while continue to welcome people from inland China. Located in the South China Sea and separated from the mainland by the 24-km Qiongzhou Strait, Hainan is 33 920 km2 in area with a population of about 7.79 million people in 2002, comprising 1.34 million (17.2 per cent) ethnic minorities.(Kai Gu, Geoffrey Wall, 2) To most Chinese, Hainan Island is a paradise which is unaffected by pollution yielded from heavy industry; it is also a wonderful place to spend the long, freezing winter of people from northern China. The fresh air, the moderate climate, the brightly shiny white beach, the natural formed hot spring, the clear seawater with colorful marine organisms and the abundant tropical plants and fruits are all the tourism resources attracting tourists year after year since ancient dynasties of China. However, with the restriction of inconvenient transportation and unopened policies of old time Chinese government, the mass tourism with foreign visitors had never formed. With the new policy declared, government will definitely put immense fund to pump up the foreigner-focused...
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...I.D.U Research The Marshall Islands is a sprawling chain of volcanic islands and coral in the central Pacific Ocean, between Hawaii and the Philippines. The small nation consists of 29 atolls and five islands that makes up the island nation. In the northwest, Bikini Atoll are in largely undisturbed waters and is used as a ship graveyard of the warships in World War II, currently it is now a popular diving site for tourist. Marshall islands are located in the region of Micronesia 2,000 to 3,000 miles south and west of Hawaii. The major atolls Kwajalein is located between 160° and 173° East and 4° and 20° North of the equator. Most of the people living in the Marshall Islands are Micronesians. Most of the people that live in the islands are poor and are scarce on resources. Marshall Islands produce their own food called Copra (dried kernel of the coconut). On the Marshall Islands, it is overpopulated which would lead to starvation and most of the residents live in small towns located on the outer islands....
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...Currently, Neomonachus Schauinslandi, commonly known as Hawaiian monk seals are the only pinnipeds living within proximity of the United States (Lowry et al., 2011). They are the only seals that are native to the Hawaiian Islands. Their only close relatives are Caribbean monk seals, which are extinct today, and the endangered Mediterranean monk seal (Lowry et al, 2011). With the Polynesian settlement, the society within the island grew, causing a change in the natural ecosystems that marine mammal, like Hawaiian monk seals, survive and thrive peacefully in. However, it later changed to fit societal needs and standards once humans discovered the Island. The Hawaiian monk seal population is declining at a rate of about four percent per year (Watson et al., 2011). It is estimated that about 14 million years ago, Hawaiian monk seals have inhabited the Hawaiian archipelago. This allowed them to adapt to the long-term geologic changes that the archipelago endured over time. Thus, they have been on the Hawaiian Islands long before humans have. Being the main inhabitants of the island, monk seals needed their habitat to be shallow water reefs that was made primarily for pupping, weaning, and foraging; areas of sandy beach for hauling out; and deep reef areas for foraging (Watson et al, 2011). However, in the inhabited Main Hawaiian Islands (MHI), monk seals would nearly always coincide with human populations and infrastructure. Thus, making it difficult for them to be independently confined...
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...I don't believe U.S. automaker would keep auto assembly employees on the payroll when the line is stopped. Under Hofsede's five dimensions of value differenced and from the textbook, we can know that America culture value individualism which suggests that people should be judged by... I don't believe U.S. automaker would keep auto assembly employees on the payroll when the line is stopped. Under Hofsede's five dimensions of value differenced and from the textbook, we can know that America culture value individualism which suggests that people should be judged by... I don't believe U.S. automaker would keep auto assembly employees on the payroll when the line is stopped. Under Hofsede's five dimensions of value differenced and from the textbook, we can know that America culture value individualism which suggests that people should be judged by... I don't believe U.S. automaker would keep auto assembly employees on the payroll when the line is stopped. Under Hofsede's five dimensions of value differenced and from the textbook, we can know that America culture value individualism which suggests that people should be judged by... I don't believe U.S. automaker would keep auto assembly employees on the payroll when the line is stopped. Under Hofsede's five dimensions of value differenced and from the textbook, we can know that America culture value individualism which suggests that people should be judged by... I don't believe U.S. automaker would keep auto assembly...
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...The Plastic Game: ideas • Goal: decrease the consumption of plastic bottles • Principle of the game: Each bottle, when produced, would be given a token, which would follow the way the bottle make from the production to the consumption, ending in the waste disposal. Once bought by a consumer, a system would automatically register this number in a database, as well as the name of the consumer. Once a year, the Plastic Game would take place (one per country). It would globally happen like this. Among all plastic bottles buyers, 20 people would be chosen randomly. The chance to get chosen would depend on the number of plastic bottles bought during the year: the more a person has bought some, the more chance he/she would get to be chosen. These 20 people would have to defend themselves from the others in order to not loose. The last one remaining would be the loser, and would consequently have to pay a huge tax to compensate the pollution created by the production of plastic bottles. This money would be invested in research to decease pollution and waste. During the game, the candidates would face several tasks, one by stage. Each time, candidates would denote from the others in good terms, which would allow them to leave the game. The trial would be different at each step. Ideas of tasks: - Think about why they have bought plastic bottles and what other things they could have bought instead. Propose a global solution about how people could reduce their plastic waste....
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