...Terrm Paper Performance dynamics of an industry enterprise in Bangladesh. A case study of Square Pharmaceuticals Ltd. By Nisith Kumar Mondal ID no.- 10415004 MBA Program, Summer-2011 School of Business University of Information Technology and Sciences Baridhara Campus Dhaka-Bangladesh 2011 Historical Background |ABOUT US | | SQUARE today symbolizes a name – a state of mind. But its journey to the growth and prosperity has been no bed of roses. From the inception in 1958, it has today burgeoned into one of the top line conglomerates in Bangladesh. Square Pharmaceuticals Ltd., the flagship company, is holding the strong leadership position in the pharmaceutical industry of Bangladesh since 1985 and is now on its way to becoming a high performance global player. SQUARE Pharmaceuticals Limited is the largest pharmaceutical company in Bangladesh and it has been continuously in the 1st position among all national and multinational companies since 1985. It was established in 1958 and converted into a public limited company in 1991. The sales turnover of SPL was more than Taka 11.46 Billion (US$ 163.71 million) with about 16.43% market share (April 2009– March 2010) having a growth rate of about 16.72%. LOOKING BEYOND THE HORIZON SQUARE Pharmaceuticals Limited has...
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...A Thesis paper on CURRENT TRENDS in ONLINE MARKETING IN BANGLADESH Prepared by Rokibul Hasan Reg No. 101-131-001 M. Sc. in MIS Supervised by Ahsan Habib Assitant Professor & Head in Charge Dept. Of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Metropolitan University, Bangladesh Trends in Online Marketing in Bangladesh [pic] A thesis submitted by Rokibul Hasan The undersigned here by certify that they have read and recommend to the controller of Examination for acceptance of the thesis entitled- Trends in online marketing in Bangladesh by Rokibul Hasan, ID: 101-131-001. I t has been defended in front of the following members of the thesis committe on 7th July 2012. The members have accepted this thesis as the partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Masters of Science in Management Information Systems. _________________________________ Ahsan Habib Chairman Assitant Professor & Head in Charge Dept. Of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Metropolitan University, Bangladesh _________________________________ Fuad Ahmed Member Assitant Professor Dept. Of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Metropolitan University, Bangladesh...
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...QUESTIONS FOR FINAL EXAM 1. What is control? 2. What is automatic control? 3. What is called as automatic control system? 4. What is the primary goal of automatic control? 5. What is called as object of management? 6. What is called as the operated size? 7. What is called as operating body? 8. What is called as a sensitive element? 9. What is the entrance and target sizes? 10. What is called as operating influence? 11. What is called as indignation? 12. What is called as a deviation from the set size? 13. What is called as the actuation device? 14. What is called as the setting device? 15. What is called as a function chart and of what it consists? 16. In what difference of a signal from physical size? 17. In what an essence of a principle of the opened management? 18. In what an essence of a principle of indemnification? 19. In what an essence of a principle of feedback? 20. List merits and demerits of principles of management? 21. What special case of management is called as regulation? 22. In what difference of systems of direct and indirect regulation? 23. List and give the short characteristic of principal views CS? 24. What is called as static mode CS? 25. What is called as static characteristics CS? 26. What is called as the equation of statics CS? 27. What difference from strengthening factor is called in transfer factor, in what? 28. In what difference...
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...Glossary of musical terminology From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This is a list of musical terms that are likely to be encountered in printed scores, music reviews, and program notes. Most of the terms are Italian (see also Italian musical terms used in English), in accordance with the Italian origins of many European musical conventions. Sometimes, the special musical meanings of these phrases differ from the original or current Italian meanings. Most of the other terms are taken from French and German, indicated by "(Fr)" and "(Ger)", respectively. Others are from languages such as Portuguese, Latin, and Spanish. Unless specified, the terms are Italian or English. The list can never be complete: some terms are common, and others are used only occasionally, and new ones are coined from time to time. Some composers prefer terms from their own language rather than the standard terms here. Contents A· B· C· D· E· F· G· H· I· J· K· L· M· N· O· P· Q· R· S· T· U· V· W· Z See also· References· External links See also: Glossary of jazz and popular music A[edit] a, à (Fr): at, to, by, for, in, in the style of... a 2: see a due in this list a battuta: return to normal tempo after a deviation. Not recommended in string parts, due to possible confusion with battuto (qv.); use a tempo, which means the same thing. ab (Ger): Off, organ stops...
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...interesting and entertaining variety of music and effectively brought the spirit of the Christmas season to the auditorium of Sartell High School. The Wind Ensemble began with Robert Buckley’s piece, Arctic Fire. This piece was especially impactful because dynamics were used effectively. This piece attempts to depict a colorful sunrise over the frozen northern tundra. It opens with giant suspension cords to illustrate the shooting rays of light over the mountains, and then moves into a quieter and more complex section in m. 18 to illustrate the snow covered ground. The dynamic difference between the first 17 measures and the middle section from measure 42 to 62 was important because is was the primary musical element that was used to paint the clear picture of the North for the audience. The Wind Ensemble was able to execute the written dynamics...
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...CONCERT CRITIQUE Constructive Critique of Your Choir’s Performance: -What are (minimum) three (3) constructive criticisms that you can make of the performance of each of the pieces your ensemble performed? While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks 1. I think because the sopranos were missing three people (handbell), the sopranos were not very strong compared to the other parts. 2. The sopranos also did not really have great posture during the first song. 3. I think that have both alto and soprano for the echo parts were much more over powering than the mens. The Christmas Song 1. At the end of phrases the notes sounded flat to me. 2. We should have worked more on the crescendos, to give more depth to the song. 3. We also should have worked on the tricky notes, such as when the sopranos sing, “every child is going to spy”. The Manger of Bethlehem 1. Breathing was defiantly hard for this song, and we took breaths in places marked no breath. 2. Although this song was well sung, giving it more crescendo would have gave it more depth. 3. The guitar and flute was not really heard over all our voices. :( Hodie 1. We could have used more forte when singing Gloria in excelsis deo four times. 2. When we fist came in, I felt that men where to weak. 3. Sopranos could have projected their voice more, for the last “Hodie”. -What are (minimum) two (2) things that were done well in each of the pieces your ensemble performed?? While...
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...students' performance. The performances comprised the Overture to ‘Candide’ by Leonard Bernstein, Shadows Ablaze by Kathryn Salfelder, Sound Asleep by Andrew Boss, Wanderlust by Brandon Scott Rumsey, and Aurora Awakes by John Mackey. I had heard none of these songs before attending the concert so my reaction is solely based on my first-time experience of the pieces. The Surroundings The room this concert was held in was Bates Recital Hall. My instant reaction towards this room was over how beautiful it looks. From my...
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...The piece is a jazz number, but I am not sure the purpose of the music. The tempo for this piece is moderato, and the dynamics for this piece is loud. The instruments are marimba and computer, and I forgot the rhythm because the piece is short. In addition, the melody is distinct thematic contour which could be easily heard by the ears. Moreover, the harmony of this piece is major, and the piece contained A-B pattern, which is binary form. The texture of the piece is polyphonic, and the composer of the piece is Mike McFerron, and the historical period is 2015. The style of the piece is classical, because I feel it. The mood of the piece is sad, because the female voice from the computer sounds...
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...1. For every letter of the alphabet, come up with a word that you would use to describe this dance. What it as many times as you need. A – Animating B – Broadway C - Calm D – Dynamics E – Energetic F – Flexible G – Graceful H – Halcyon I – Isolation J – Joy K – Kinesthetic memory L – Levels M – Musicality N – Noiseless O – Opening P – Pattern Q – Quintessence R – Repetition S – Swan T – Teamwork U – Uniform V – Vibrating W – Wavy X – X-ray Y – Yoga Z – Zealous 2. Once you have a word for every letter of the alphabet, write a paragraph, using some of your words, to describe your overall impressions of how the choreographer used the elements of dance we covered in Unit 1 It looked as if the dancers from the short clip, “Closer” were imitating the movements of swans in the lake. I was confused about the identities of the dancers. The explanation next to the clip indicated that the dancers were Philip Glass, Benjamin Millepied, and Gillian Murphy. However, it looked as if the male solo dancer and male Pas de Deux dancer was the same person. The dancers used their hands and abdomen to give images of birds (I interpreted it that way). The movements were animating and vibrating. The dance seemed to have flexible dynamics of yoga. The dancers ran, galloped, bended, and twisted on the three levels of space. The speed of the dancer’s movement was steadily consistent, changing the tempo only when the music tempo changed. The two dancers initially had isolated...
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...The jazz performance was held November 10th at 8pm at Harford Community College. It was a cold evening and Joppa Hall was felt empty. The reason for that emptiness was a result of the fact that most individuals who were in Joppa Hall on that cold November evening were in fact all packed into Recital Hall #1 to fill their ears and souls with music. Most individuals in the hall were older and seemed to be there only for the music. The Silvano Monasterios Quartet were set to preform at 8 pm and as that hour approached more people flowed into the small and tightly packed room. The ensemble was an international one with musicians from around the world. Performing that night were Roberto Giaqunto on the drum, Joseph Lepore on the Bass, Troy...
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...The aim of this essay is to show how the three performances in dance, music and drama were influenced by Brecht, Lea Anderson and the various artists involved with the musical genre of minimalism. This essay will also describe the process the ensemble went through while devising and rehearsing the performance as well as the similarities between the art forms, such as the significance of characterisation within dance and drama when portraying stereotypical characters. Devising For drama, the practitioner the ensemble studied was Berthold Brecht, an early 20th century German theatre practitioner who pioneered the theatrical movement of Epic theatre. Brecht is of particular interest given the similarities in subject matter, as the groups subject is about the detention facility Guantanamo Bay; thematically similar to Brecht’s work which also dealt with topics involving the abuse of power, institutional corruption, the effects of war etc. The ensemble initially did a great deal of research into Epic theatre and the techniques of Epic theatre as well as Berthold Brecht and his life. Following that, they then made a mind map of the problems surrounding Guantanamo and focused particularly on the issues that garnered the least attention publically yet posed the greatest threat to the liberty and rights of everyone. Based on this we chose the unlawful kidnaping, imprisonment and torture of individuals without trial, the implementation of secret courts, and the propaganda published by...
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...the Hotel. Ms. Mary who cannot even handle serving guests at the front desk is promoted to human resource department. And she has been working there since one year. So, I guess this is the problem. Staffing of more hourly employees is also a problem because these employees graduates high school or colleges and leave the hotel for their career development and something else. The arrival of pay checks late, no policies for employees and bad behavior, all the problem suggests that there is lack of training and development programs to the employees. There is no any encouragement, securities and facilities for the employees to encourage them to work it the better environment in the hotel. The general manager himself have to be flexible and dynamic and should have to make himself somehow capable in human resource field. So, first of all Mr. Brian need to appoint capable human resource practitioners. If it is not possible then he should implement training and development programs for the development of employees. And there should be certain rules and policies for the employees for preventing the bad behavior to the customers as well as to the employees and securities , facilities , encouragement, incentives e.t.c for encouraging the employees so that they can perform better in the...
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...Feldman Model La Bayadere Houston’s ballet, La Bayadere choreographed by Stanton Welch is a type of world class dance with professional dancers. The beautiful yet plain lighting of the theater gives the audience a perception of how well the performance is presented. The theater is quite spacious and is very suitable for a world class theater performance. The overall look of the theater itself gives off a professional look to it and is quite impressive to the audience. Upon entering, the audience can see a beautiful painted background that represents a palace on water with a scene of the Taj Mahal. The music is based on classical ballet music and grows louder and whenever danger is represented in the scene. For example, the transition of the very beginning than to the scene of the tiger grows much louder. In the opening scene of La Bayadere, the lights are on Solor who kills the man-eating tiger that has been causing danger to the village that is nearby. There is a performer wearing red and jumps up and down and the viewer can tell that it portrays the man-eating tiger. Also, there is red fire burning from the centerpiece on the stage. Later on, Nikiya comes out and gracefully thanks Solor in the form of beautiful ballet dancing. Moreover, the viewer can tell the profound chemistry between both Nikiya and Solor. In the beginning, there were about twenty people crouching down, but the audience had their eyes on the main performer in the scene which was the tiger. The use of...
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...My first experience at a classical concert took place on Friday, November 14, 2014 at The Perelman Theater. I got to see the quartet Quatuor Ebene. The hour and fifteen minute performance was very enjoyable. The Perelman Theater is a 650 seat recital hall. The room is designed to create an intimate feel with 3 levels of seating. The room has amazing acoustics. Chairs in the first level of seating are able to retract in order to create a deeper stage, complete fly-loft, and orchestra pit. I sat in the third level of the theater due to my tickets being college priced tickets. Although I was higher up I was still able to be very involved in the performance. I think no matter where you sit in the theater the sound quality and experience will be the same. The smaller setting allowed for a more personal experience....
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...On September 26, Haley and I went to the AT&T Performing Arts Center to attend a musical performance of the national tour Matilda. The show is based on the famous children’s novel Matilda written by Roald Dahl however, the musical score is written by Tim Minchin. The musical originated in England’s West End in 2011 and then moved to Broadway in 2013 where it is currently still performing seven shows every week. The cast is filled with incredibly young actors who were able to capture the story brilliantly. I enjoyed the show and loved the musicianship that the actors displayed on the stage throughout the entire production. The first number was performed by the ensemble entitled "Miracle". The number wavered staccato and even though the...
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