...Background of Canteen services in College of the Immaculate Conception The beginning of canteen services is found in 1936 basically to provide canteen facilities to College of the Immaculate Conception, Cabanatuan. The services ranged from snacks, and lunch. The job was out sourced to students. A canteen is a stall where the students take light midday meal. The teachers, employees and guests also eat here. A college canteen is a part of college life. We cannot think of our college life without canteen. Students depend much on college canteen. It is the reliable source of their taking foods. Sometimes the outside hotels provide hygienic and for quality foods that are harmful for health. Students have to take such kind of foods because of the lack college canteen. A college canteen is a part and parcel of a college life. It is very useful for the students. The policy applies to all school food services, such as vending machines, classroom/curriculum activities, sports days, special events, external lunch order services from milk bars or breakfast clubs. Typical foods found in this category include commercially prepared pastas, noodles, soups, meat products, mineral waters, snacks and fruit juice. A school canteen/food service policy will ensure the sustainability of the healthy changes made to the school food services by providing a school document that supports the change. The policy communicates a consistent message to the whole school community and gives direction...
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...| 一、简要流程 | | 1. 凭植入TPO 的托福课程的听课证号、身份证号和真实姓名登陆迅程TPO 网页； | | 2. 系统自动验证成功后即可看到“获得ETS 考试授权号authocode”链接，点击该链接后即可查看到自己的authcode（考试授权号）； | | 3. 拿到authcode 后学生可以在家中任何时间进入ETS 的TPO 页面完成模考； | | 4. 进入ETS 的TPO 页面后的操作流程： | | （1）在主页面右下角‘If your employer or institution provided you with an authorization number, please enter it below’ | |框内输入TPO 授权号（注意：此授权号仅限单次使用，一旦输入进入注册，即视为使用），点击Submit； | | （2）进入注册页面，输入电子邮箱地址。如果之前已注册过TOEFL Practice Online 会员，则输入自己的密码；如果是第一次注册， | |请选取No，I am a new customer 选项。 点击Continue 进入下一页面； | | （3）点击Continue to the Practice Site 进入下一页面填写注册信息； | |...
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...Online Shopping vs. Traditional Shopping Wezley Singleton COM/155 Lee A. Fenstermaker III. Due Date: 22JUL2012 Online Shopping vs. Traditional Shopping As the years pass, technology seems to leap forward exponentially. The capabilities of the home computer have increased so much over the past few decades. Shopping is a ritual that every household in America practices. With the rise of the Internet, companies know the potential consumer base that awaits them. How did they tap into this consumer gold mine? By providing convenient shopping, where consumers can buy products with the click of a button. Online shopping is becoming a much more popular thing these days. With relatively new faces such as Amazon and eBay, and even old players like Wal-Mart and The Home Depot, online shopping is definitely an alternative to traditional shopping. But the question is, which one is more effective, both cost-wise and time-wise? This article will go over the benefits of online shopping vs. traditional shopping, so that you can make an informed decision when trying to decide where to shop. Online shopping, in most situations, is a much more cost and time effective way to shop for many products. It saves you time, money, and spares you of some stress. By the end of this essay, you will see why online shopping is clearly the best option when it comes to where you shop. Saving time is the point and goal of every piece of technology...
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...of where its strategic focus areas are, but it does sound good for the average customer who has a limited budget. This mission statement leads directly into Walmart Global eCommerce goals which include combining online, social innovations with physical stores to give consumers “anywhere, anytime shopping experience” in addition to its organizational sustainability goal of creating zero waste, using only sustainable energy and selling products that sustain the environment which is important to all of Walmart’s segments including eCommerce. Walmart’s overall objective is to deliver shareholder value by increasing earnings per share, returns and maintaining strong stable returns on investment. According to Walmart CEO, Mike Duke, Walmart’s strategic focus areas are: •Making sure the company has the best retail talent at every level of the organization by recruiting, developing and retaining the best associates; •Delivering on the productivity loop that enables Walmart to operate for less so the company can drive prices even lower for its customers •Being even more disciplined about operating expenses and capital spending; •Investing to serve more customers globally and accelerating the vision of anytime, anywhere access by bringing together best-in-class online, mobile and social capabilities and our more than 10,700 stores; and •Benefiting our communities and having a world class compliance organization. Walmart has been a giant of...
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...anGo Market Analysis The goal of this market analysis is to determine the attractiveness of an online gaming market and to understand its evolving opportunities and threats as they relate to the strengths and weaknesses of CanGo. CanGo is a business that has developed in the last few years. Currently CanGo is facing two major challenges: 1) Getting a stable online gaming system up and running as soon as possible 2) Preparing for an anticipated record holiday season. Strengths: The base of CanGo is the difference between being successful, or failing with the new on-line gaming; some of their strengths are: 1) On-line gaming System project is likely to be quickest and easiest to implement. 2) An established online multimedia deliverable system. Opportunities: Globally online gaming is on the upswing and is seeing growth in many geographic regions throughout the world. In social, Where risk is low we must ignore these issues, and not be distracted by them because the return on the investment is consider high in this type of projects (on-line gaming system). One of the opportunities is that the Geographical market can cover many countries, therefore more users, for the on-line gaming project. Weaknesses: Lack of time to organize the project CanGo is trying to be ready for the near holiday season, and money/resources are in short supply. The management team appears to be unprepared and not very good leading their teams to success. To handle all of these...
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...OF FUTURE TECHNOLOGY is an e-learning center. They basically deal with i) Online prospectors ii) Online registrations iii) Online training iv) E-Certificate v) Online tutorials They have requested you to create a web site that will enable them to achieve their goal. Market the College to attract more students. Allow new entries to first years through on-line application and admission forms. Allow existing students in the college to register for the courses provided online Should be graphically inviting and easily navigable. Requirements : - Your website should: - ← Have a logo for the College. ← Create an on-line prospectus ← Create an on-line application form for new students. ← Create an on-line registration form and or admission form. ← Have tables for the courses offered and their fees ← Include relevant background colors or images. ← Make use of frames where applicable. ← Should have well organized links. Expectations: - i. Use all the elements you know to help you achieve your goals ii. Use any relevant graphics and animations which may be applicable to any particular solution you are providing to make your website attracting. iii. Be original and creative; remember the path least followed always leads to greater gains. iv. The student should be able to apply, register online. v. It should be easily navigable. Presentations will be held ONLY on 1st...
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...OMNICHANNEL RETAILING Euromonitor International August 2014 INTERNET VS STORE -BASED SHOPPING: THE GLOBAL MOVE TOW ARDS OMNICHANNEL RETAILING Passport I LIST OF CONTENTS AND TABLES Executive Summary ..................................................................................................................... 1 Growth Drivers .......................................................................................................................... 1 Internet Retailing Trends .......................................................................................................... 2 Chart 1 Global Internet Sales by Category 2013....................................................... 2 Behaviour and Characteristics of Online Shoppers .................................................................. 3 Retailer Strategies .................................................................................................................... 4 Outlook ..................................................................................................................................... 6 Summary 1 Opportunities and Threats to Retailers ......................................................... 6 Introduction................................................................................................................................... 7 A New Way of Shopping ........................................................................................................... 7...
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...OMNICHANNEL RETAILING Euromonitor International August 2014 INTERNET VS STORE -BASED SHOPPING: THE GLOBAL MOVE TOW ARDS OMNICHANNEL RETAILING Passport I LIST OF CONTENTS AND TABLES Executive Summary ..................................................................................................................... 1 Growth Drivers .......................................................................................................................... 1 Internet Retailing Trends .......................................................................................................... 2 Chart 1 Global Internet Sales by Category 2013....................................................... 2 Behaviour and Characteristics of Online Shoppers .................................................................. 3 Retailer Strategies .................................................................................................................... 4 Outlook ..................................................................................................................................... 6 Summary 1 Opportunities and Threats to Retailers ......................................................... 6 Introduction................................................................................................................................... 7 A New Way of Shopping ........................................................................................................... 7...
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...and Tables 1. Introduction 3 1.1 Aim 3 1.2 Background 3 1.3 Scope 4 1.4 Methodology 4 1.5 Plan 4 2. Findings and discussion 5 2.1 Overview of the problem 5 2.2 Causes 7 2.2.1 Behindhand internet security 7 2.2.2 Credit problem 8 2.2.3 Traditional ideas 10 3. Conclusion 12 4. Recommendations 13 4.1 Perfecting the internet security system 13 4.2 Improving the credit 13 4.3 Enhancing the education and advertising of e-business 14 List of Figures and Tables Table 1. The internet user growth rate from 2005 to 2008 5 Finger 1. Online payment user in 2008 6 Table 2. Malicious activity by country from 2008 to 2009 7 Figure 2. China’s e-business trust issues in 2006 9 Figure 3. The distribution of online payment users’ age 10 Figure 4. The distribution of population in China in 2007 11 1. Introduction 1.1 Aim The aim of this report is to investigate the causes of low development of e-business in China. The purpose is to provide recommendations to the Chinese Economic Research Centre and Chinese Government in order to improve this phenomenon. 1.2 Background Electronic business (E-business) is a new style of business model that is a commercial activity on the internet. In recent years, e-business is increasingly used. However, many problems also exist in e-business. This phenomenon...
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...What is BOA's motivation to offer mobile banking to its customers? What are the associated costs and risks to the bank? BA’s motivation is to offer mobile banking is to get more new customers and keep more existing customers. The bank wants to attract and retain customers to its bank buy offering them mobile banking services. The bank thinks that once a customer has their banking needs set up on their account such as mobile bill paying and other online transactions the customers will be less likely to transfer to another bank. The cost to the bank are about ten cents per transaction initially and then it will drop to about three or four cents per transaction when it is scaled. The cost to continue with the automated phone service is about thirteen cents per transaction and the cost of branch services are one dollar and thirty four cents per transaction. The risk to the bank are development costs which be between forty thousand and one hundrend thousand depending on how complex it is. Another ongoing risk is mobile and online security for...
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...is one of the largest online retailers in the world and was one of the first to sell goods over the internet. The effects of economic, cultural, trade environment and political and legal factors have varying influences upon Amazon’s international marketing mix. The economic impacts of market characteristics and competition are vital information for the growth of Amazon. Internet retailing industry will continue to see positive growth and expand. The online retailer industry sales increased by 14% compared to 2011 (Guardian, 2012). There has also been an increase in disposable income spent on online retailers over the last 5 years (Forbes, 2011). Both these market characteristics provide positive sign for potential market growth for Amazon and possibly indicate expansion in the future. There is a wide range of competition that Amazon faces from small companies such as dotcom businesses to larger ones such as EBay. First mover advantages is largely a function of technology, foresight and the ability to gain trade secrets ( Lieberman, 1988). A strong brand image and economies of scale in production are some of the positives as a result that Amazon has gained. There remains intense competitive rivalry, as search engines such as Google are becoming first choice for consumer when shopping on line. For Amazon, this increase in competition faced forces the business to expand its services to a broader market and strengthen its established markets. The online retailer industry is...
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...Technologies and online communities SCI105 Technologies and online communities What is the importance of social media in today’s society? How is it used and by whom? What would be the effect on society if social media were suddenly removed? Social media has gained importance by instantly connecting groups together to exchange thoughts and ideas on both current events and personal opinions. People can express their thoughts to anyone that chooses to log on and read what is posted. Given humans are social creatures this allows everyone to interact on a level that was previously unheard of and unimaginable. Nearly everybody has a Facebook account or follows Twitter and the numbers grow as more and more people gain comfort with the ability to converse online. It also allows a degree of anonymous contribution of thoughts and opinions that may not be otherwise accepted. In businesses, social media has allowed for transfer of information more rapidly and more widespread than previously available. Companies now are able to promote themselves more both within their area and outside the previous norm. In medicine for example, doctors can access information that they would have had to otherwise wait to be published in trade journals. This has been a boon to the medical community. Were social media to be removed, the effect on society would be one of immediate shock and similar to drug withdrawal. People have gotten hooked on the Internet and social media access very much like...
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...Established in 1999, Zappos.com has quickly become a leader in online apparel and footwear sales by striving to provide shoppers with the best possible service and selection, with gross merchandise sales exceeding $1 billion annually. Zappos’ company culture delivers happiness. Zappos’ CEO says, “It’s a brand about happiness, whether to customers or employees or even vendors.” Zappos’ zany corporate culture and focus on customer satisfaction has made it both successful and a model for other companies. In 2010, Amazon bought the company for $1.2 billion. Although Hsieh had rejected an offer from Amazon in 2005, he believed that this buyout would be better for the company than management from the current board of directors or an outside investor. Amazon agreed to let Zappos operate independently and to keep Hsieh as CEO. Hsieh made $214 million from the merger, and Amazon set aside $40 million for distribution to Zappos employees. After the merger, the company restructured into 10 separate companies organized under the Zappos Family. In spite of merging, Zappos intends to continue to deliver happiness their customers. This paper examines how Zappos’ focus on happiness has contributed to its success. First, I examine the strategies of Zappos, its core values, and its unique business model. Next, I figure out Zappos’ a unique strategy in a competitive environment. Third, I analyze SWOT of Zappos and other two companies. First of all, we can find Zappos’ mission statement. As grow...
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...Strategic Quality Management and Customer Satisfaction Paper Effie Dillard, Joaquin Mercado, Sherri Copeland MGT/449 June 20, 2011 Tracy King-Dye Strategic Quality Management and Customer Satisfaction Paper The History of Amazon.com In the beginning Amazon.com conducted business out of a two car garage in Bellevue, Washington. Today this retailer headquartered in Seattle, Washington has one of the largest organizations on the internet. By employing thousands of employees the organization has gained outstanding success. Customers from all over the world can purchase books, movies, and thousands of other products with just a click of a computer mouse. Amazon.com was introduced to the world in 1994 by Jeff Bezos who resided in Bellevue, Washington. “With a small investment and only one investor Mr. Bezos was able to secure a user friendly website and ship orders to 50 states and over 48 countries. During this time books were the only products that were available”. (The History of Amazon.com, 2011) “By creating a powerful community based website, customers were able to add their book reviews for all customers”. (The History of Amazon.com, 2011) In May of 1997 Amazon.com went public and by public demand the share price went from an expected $18 to $24 a share with total earnings of $54 million dollars. Within the last decade through expansion and popularity, Amazon.com opened international sites in Germany and the United Kingdom...
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...of information that is available to them with regard to choice decision making, resulting in the inability of the consumer to make a decision (Malhotra 436). The consumer may lack the processing capacity to make a choice or ultimately may be dissatisfied with the choice they have made because of the existence of so many choices. In the last decade the use of the internet has increased significantly and an aspect that has come with this growth is internet shopping. Businesses have found that the internet is a powerful medium of selling their products and services and consequently have invested heavily in this new medium of reaching the consumer. The growth of internet shopping has also seen a significant increase in the number of internet online vendors who are responsible for a wide variety of choices facing the consumer today....
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